The health ministry announced the recovery of 2,369 more patients

The airline will distribute 50,000 free tickets to workers across Kuwait as a thank you gift

Tehran and Washington have denied reports that his release was part of a prisoner swap

Drive-through pharmacies are growing worldwide, and a number of hospitals across KSA have opened centers to serve patients

Some car showrooms and agencies in the Kingdom have been vested with the authority to transfer ownership of vehicles, register new ones and hand over car number plates, according to a statement from the General Directorate of Public Security.

MADINAH — A total of 93,774 worshipers are estimated to have performed obligatory prayers at the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah on the first day after the mosque’s reopening on Sunday.

The president of Emirates Airlines, a UAE airline, has said it could take up to four years for the company's operations to return to normal.

Saudi Arabia was one of those countries which took the COVID-19 pandemic very seriously. In this first and second phase of the testing, the Ministry of Health took aggressive action with the massive door to door testing.

With 1,881 new cases of the novel coronavirus reported during the last 24 hours, the total number of confirmed cases in the Kingdom rose to 87,142, the ministry of health announced on Monday.

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has approved part-time working conditions in Saudi Arabia.  The conditions have been listed below but bear in mind that they shall get effective from July 2020.

There is no doubt that STC has the biggest fiber-optic network in Saudi Arabia. In this article, we have explained the procedure to install the STC fiber optic internet connection line in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Transport General Authority has clarified the rules which you need to follow while riding a taxi in Saudi Arabia to ensure safe and sound transportation.

Restaurants and coffee shops in Saudi Arabia have reopened their dine-in sections to customers after more than two months of closure as a part of the lockdown imposed by the government to limit the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

They include the penalty for intentionally violating the precautionary and preventative measures (protocols) announced on Shawwal 6, 1441H, which is a fine of SR1,000.

Hundreds of social media users took to several platforms to share videos and images of Saudi citizens and residents praying in mosques around the country for the first time in months.