Global technology leaders from over 20 countries will be at the World Advanced Manufacturing & Logistics (WAM) 2026 to explore and understand the technologies powering the Saudi industrial transformation, especially in advanced manufacturing, AI, smart logistics, materials innovation and GenNext mobility.
Al Jomaih & Shell Lubricating Oil Company (JOSLOC) and Al Nakhlah National Company (NANCO) signed a strategic lubricants supply agreement. Under the partnership, JOSLOC will provide premium lubricant solutions to support NANCO’s diverse fleet, enhancing efficiency, safety, and reliability across Saudi Arabia’s transportation and logistics sectors.
Saudi Arabia’s Transport General Authority has approved the implementation of facial biometric verification for ride-hailing drivers, a measure due to be rolled out in the first quarter, as part of efforts to tighten regulation of passenger transport services.
ProSep has secured a new contract to supply its proprietary mixing technology to a regional operator, delivering three Annular Injection Mixers (AIM) for a Saudi Arabian oilfield.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar have signed a deal to build a high-speed rail link between the two countries. The 785-km network, which will connect King Salman International in Riyadh to Hamad International Airport in Doha, will carry trains with speeds above 300 kph.
The National Bank of Bahrain (NBB) has signed an agreement with Kanoo Real Estate, a division of the Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo Group, to provide financing for their premium residential developments coming up in the kingdoms of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia’s real GDP grew by 4.8% in the third quarter compared to last year, reported SPA citing official data. All economic activities recorded y-o-y growth with oil activities surging by 8.3%, non-oil activities by 4.3% and government activities by 1.4%.
Bahrain Economic Development Board (Bahrain EDB) and the Ministry of Investment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (MISA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at promoting direct investment.
Russia's Azimuth Airlines will land in Saudi Arabia for the first time on December 6, following the General Authority of Civil Aviation's granting of an economic license to the airline.
Vice Minister Princess Haifa Bint Mohammed Al Saud said Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector is rapidly growing through coordinated national efforts. Tourism spending hit SAR275 billion ($73 billion) and visitor numbers exceeded 116 million, with the Kingdom now aiming to reach 150 million tourists by the end of the decade.
