You are here

sand storm

COP16: Saudi Arabia co-leads in global initiative to monitor and tackle sand storms

COP16: Saudi Arabia co-leads in global initiative to monitor and tackle sand storms

  • Riyadh and other participating countries will contribute about $2 billion to the initiative
  • Saudi Arabia will enhance early dust warning systems in countries that lack the capabilities
By Arab News ·

Opinion

Faisal J. Abbas
Many reasons for optimism about Syria and Lebanon
Author
Dr. Turki Faisal Al-Rasheed
US must rethink its Middle East strategy
Author
Mohamed Chebaro
Lebanon stands to benefit as Hezbollah, Syria and Iran weaken
Author
Daoud Kuttab
Fears grow over future of Al-Aqsa prayer halls
Author
Hafed Al-Ghwell
Libya is now the launchpad for Russia’s renewed ambitions
Author
More in Opinion

Latest updates

Penalty king Kane sends Bayern past Gladbach
Penalty king Kane sends Bayern past Gladbach
Israeli military says four soldiers killed in north Gaza
Israeli military says four soldiers killed in north Gaza
Somalia and Ethiopia agree to restore diplomatic ties
Somalia and Ethiopia agree to restore diplomatic ties
UAE, Syria foreign ministers arrive in Riyadh
UAE, Syria foreign ministers arrive in Riyadh
Where We Are Going Today: ‘Sushisamba’ in Riyadh
Photo/Supplied

Recommended

Saudi Arabia
How honeybees drive biodiversity and strengthen ecosystems in Saudi Arabia and beyond
How honeybees drive biodiversity and strengthen ecosystems in Saudi Arabia and beyond
Middle-East
What AI-agents and blockchain in a ‘Post Web’ world means for tech-savvy Middle East
What AI-agents and blockchain in a ‘Post Web’ world means for tech-savvy Middle East
Middle-East
Will Lebanon fill the presidential power vacuum or slide into further uncertainty?
Will Lebanon fill the presidential power vacuum or slide into further uncertainty?

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2025 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.