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Mariam Nihal Saudi Gazette Delico (Delicious Food Company) started its first Italian restaurant managed by ‘'Trattoria Da Lallo" in September 1997 for members of the Italian Cultural Center. Over the years, Lallo became a familiar culinary (...)

Dine Around The Saudi Gazette

17 - 10 - 2015

Brig. Gen. Ahmed Asiri says, in his second daily briefing, that the "determination storm" operation targeted the Ballistic missiles platforms and Houthi militia movements 3 Riyadh

Saudi forces have participated in today's storm, he said the United Arab Emirates forces did, noting that all of the alliance members are taking part according to specific missions and timetable for each. Clarifying how the alliance could pinpoint (...)

them monitor all movements on ground around clock Saudi Press Agency

28 - 03 - 2015

Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Chairs Cabinet's Session 2 Jeddah

or his deputy - to sign a draft agreement between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion concerning taxes on income and capital and the annexed (...)

expansion of area around K'abaa Mataaf holy sites Saudi Press Agency

17 - 06 - 2013

Some 11m SMEs in Middle East offer $15b opportunity for banks

and medium enterprises (SMEs) remain unserved or underserved in the Middle East, presenting a massive $15 billion opportunity for the banking industry. There is a massive $15-billion opportunity for banks in the Middle East's SME sector over the (...)

Around 11 million small The Saudi Gazette

15 - 03 - 2012

Saudi Electricity Company Signs SR 450 Million Project For Qurayat Governorate 3 Riyadh

Jehaz Contracting Company. It is valued at SR8,856,380 with an execution period of 7 months for the implementation of 13.8 kV distribution network in Jazan Industrial City. As well as the sixth contract signed with FADAC Global Contracting Company (...)

around 1 5 km long ground cables from existing pla Saudi Press Agency

30 - 01 - 2012

Linguistic and genetic evidence indicates the Romanies originated from the Indian subcontinent, emigrating from India towards the northwest no earlier than the 11th century. The Romani are generally believed to have originated in central India, (...)

around 250 BC The Saudi Gazette

30 - 09 - 2010

World Academic experts will convene in Abu Dhabi to explore higher education opportunities

7, 2009 in Abu Dhabi to explore the challenges and opportunities for global higher education at a conference on Higher Education in the Global Age, hosted by the NYU Abu Dhabi Institute. The two-day event will be held at the Al Mamoura Auditorium (...)

Academic experts from around world will convene on Saudi Press Agency

03 - 12 - 2009

Pilgrims perform Friday prayers at the Holy Mosque 3 Makkah

up the works of cleaning, maintenance and operation step by step and providing the free carts for the sick and aged pilgrims. A number of reserved corridors for the pilgrims of special needs (disabled) were allocated by the Presidency which also (...)

operation of 'Tawaf' Circumambulation around Hol Saudi Press Agency

12 - 12 - 2008

Orientation program benefits 200 pilgrims

based expatriate pilgrims going for Haj this year have undergone orientation program organized by a social organization here Friday evening. Hundreds of pilgrims go for Haj every year from Riyadh and they have either to depend on booklet on Haj or (...)

Around 200 The Saudi Gazette

01 - 12 - 2008

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$150 million to purchase. Because of its massive draft and length it is unable to dock at many existing ports, requiring deep-water terminals, or facilities to discharge cargoes onto other small tankers at sea. Lieutenant Nathan Christensen, a (...)

A new VLCC costs around $140 The Saudi Gazette

19 - 11 - 2008

Coexistence with nature

Blame it on global warming, human encroachment, unfettered hunting or any number of other man-made ills, but the most respected inventory of biodiversity, the “Red List,” published by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), says (...)

may not be around for much longer The Saudi Gazette

07 - 10 - 2008

Race against time at tailoring shops

most probably on Wednesday – tailoring shops in the Kingdom are racing against time to finish their work so as to satisfy their customers. And to meet the heavy rush at tailoring shops, many are working for more than 14 hours. “We work from 9 A.M. (...)

Faisal Aboobacker Ponnani With Eid Al Fitr around The Saudi Gazette

28 - 09 - 2008

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Iced tea was invented by Richard Blechynden, an English tea merchant who couldn't sell his hot beverage at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair because of the hot weather. Quick thinking meant he added ice to the tea and it is now a hot favorite with (...)

drinkers around world The Saudi Gazette

19 - 09 - 2008

Smaller than a laptop, bigger than a phone

screen MacBook Pro or other large laptop to the local Starbucks may give you a great visual experience on the road, but at close to seven pounds, it could also give you a bad back. Computer makers are sensing that maybe there is a market opening (...)

Eric A Taub LUGGING around a big The Saudi Gazette

10 - 06 - 2008

Dubai Gets Ready for Tram System 2 Dubai

km tram stretch out of which three are multimodal interchange stations with the Red Line; these include the Mall of the Emirates, Marina and Jumeirah Lake Towers. The Metro stations will be equipped with travellators to ease walking between the tram (...)

around 19 stations are being planned for 14 Saudi Press Agency

03 - 09 - 2007

Musharraf underlines importance of political stability 2 Islamabad

2 motorway. He said so far Rs 4 billion has been paid back, while the nation was yet to pay back Rs 37 billion. The President mentioned the construction of the 750 km long Coastal Highway at a cost of Rs 16 billion by the present government in an (...)

would have stood at around 65 70 billion dollars M Saudi Press Agency

31 - 08 - 2007

U.N. hires consultant to overhaul its corrupted procurement system 2 New York

for- food case, companies were contracted to transport or ship goods to Iraq, including food and medicine, and construction materials. The oil-for-food scheme allowed Iraq to sell more than 64 billion dollars in oil from 1996 to 2003. Profits were (...)

humanitarian goods conflict areas around world oth Saudi Press Agency

02 - 07 - 2005

05 Australian stocks at record high; copper firm 4 Singapore

month high of 109.72 yen. Both the Australian and Canadian dollars climbed to one-month highs against the U.S. currency, boosted by demand for commodity-heavy currencies. The Aussie hovered near 76.80 U.S. cents, while the Canadian currency was at (...)

dollar traded around 109 22 yen after falling shar Saudi Press Agency

14 - 06 - 2005

Aid convoy reaches Falluja, gunmen roam Mosul 4 Falluja, Iraq

backed interim government has vowed to crush rebels so that Iraqis can vote in elections in January, but the Falluja assault and a week-old state of emergency have failed to quell unrest in other Sunni cities, many of which are under curfew. The (...)

insurgents who had escaped American cordon around Saudi Press Agency

18 - 10 - 2004

-38- economic- US blue chips end barely up; pricey oil caps gains 2 New York

week lows. The Nasdaq's drop snapped a string of five weekly gains. NYMEX crude oil futures ended at a record settlement high of $48.88 a barrel, the highest seen on the exchange since crude oil futures were introduced in 1983, and within sight of (...)

is languishing around 5 For week Saudi Press Agency

11 - 08 - 2004