JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — Crown Prince Abdullah yesterday inspected the plan for the new Jamrat bridge expansion project in Mina designed to serve four million pilgrims. The plan was prepared by the
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — Saudi Arabia has made remarkable headway in its war on terrorism as it has succeeded in stripping terrorists of their capabilities to carry out major attacks, Interior Minister
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — Jeddah international airport was hit by chaos as minor altercations between passengers and representatives of Umrah companies added to the discomfort of overcrowding here
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — As the Eid nears, malls and shopping areas are buzzing with activity as literally millions of shoppers seek the perfect gifts for their loved ones. It’s not unusual for a
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — It is doubtful that many Saudis shopping for chocolate in preparation for Eid are concerned about the turmoil in Ivory Coast, the world’s largest producer of cocoa. The deadly
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — Naif Lafi Al-Mutairi, wanted by the Al-Safa and Al-Salama district police for stabbing two people and putting a gun to another man’s head, is now in police custody.
RIYADH, 11 November 2004 — Does cyber romance last only for the time you are online? Not so, according to the findings from a recent survey conducted by Arab News. Three Internet marriages have taken
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — Abdullah Al-Sadan and Nasser Al-Qasbi, lead actors in the perennially popular comedy “Tash Ma Tash” are used to criticism of their controversial critique on Saudi society.
JEDDAH, 11 November 2004 — A television program named “Treasures of Heritage”, written by Hind Baghaffar and produced by ART, was presented at the world’s largest festival of Orientalists in San Francisco
