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Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Four health colleges have been ranked in the lowest performance category in the 2025 Saudi Licensure Examination (SLE) results, according to a new report by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).The report, which assessed the performance of students and graduates from health colleges across the Kingdom in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, and medical laboratory sciences, placed Mustaqbal University, Vision College in Jeddah, Buraydah College, and Vision College in Riyadh in Category E, defined as institutions with mean scores below 550.Mustaqbal University recorded an average score of 516.64, while Vision College in Jeddah averaged 496.66. Buraydah College scored 490.62, and Vision College in Riyadh had the lowest average at 487.74.The...
August 03, 2025
Four health colleges rank lowest in 2025 national licensure exam results
RIYADH — Turki Alalshikh, Chairman of Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority (GEA), has announced that tickets are now on sale for the inaugural Riyadh Comedy Festival, billed as the world’s largest comedy festival.From September 26 to October 9, more than 50 of the biggest names in stand-up will perform across multiple venues in Boulevard City, including the Mohammed Al-Ali Theatre, BAKR Al-Sheddi Theatre, SEF Arena, and ANB Arena.Tickets for the first 26 acts went on sale August 1 via the WeBook app, giving comedy fans the chance to see global stars such as Kevin Hart, Bill Burr, Chris Tucker, Louis C.K., Russell Peters, and Jo Koy.Other confirmed performers include Andrew Santino, Andrew Schulz, Aziz Ansari, Bobby Lee, Chris Distefano, Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias,...
August 03, 2025
Riyadh Comedy Festival tickets now on sale for world’s biggest stand-up event
August 03, 2025
Saudi consulate in Geneva reports death of citizen in lake drowning incident
August 03, 2025
Saudi Tourism Ministry launches e-service to boost accommodation capacity in Makkah and Madinah for Hajj 1447
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing has introduced new regulatory requirements for food laboratories as part of its efforts to improve the urban environment, enhance quality of life, boost compliance, and support the investment climate while ensuring the highest standards of food safety and quality.In a statement on Sunday, the ministry said the new rules apply to laboratories that conduct food testing and measurements under defined standard conditions, whether operating independently or as part of a conformity assessment body.Government laboratories, such as those run by the Saudi Standards, Metrology, and Quality Organization, are exempt.The regulations set out several spatial and technical requirements, including operating within urban boundaries,...
August 03, 2025
Saudi Arabia issues new regulations for food laboratory operations
August 03, 2025
Saudi, Iraqi justice ministers sign cooperation agreement in Riyadh
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Eight OPEC+ countries — Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman — will raise collective oil production by 547,000 barrels per day in September 2025, the group announced after a virtual meeting on Sunday.The increase is part of a phased rollback of 2.2 million bpd in additional voluntary cuts introduced in April and November 2023, under a plan agreed on Dec. 5, 2024, to gradually and flexibly restore output starting April 1, 2025.The September boost, equivalent to four monthly increments, will be based on the August 2025 required production level.OPEC+ said the pace of restoring production could be paused or reversed if market conditions change, allowing the alliance to maintain stability in global oil...
August 03, 2025
OPEC+ to boost oil output by 547,000 bpd in September
August 03, 2025
Saudi Arabia, Arab and Islamic bodies condemn Israeli minister’s ‘provocative’ storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque
August 02, 2025
Saudi Arabia approves new Medical Referral Center with 15 key responsibilities
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Saudi markets are witnessing a surge in locally grown summer fruits this August, with domestic grapes taking center stage for their superior quality and high demand over imported varieties.The Kingdom produces more than 122,300 tons of grapes annually, meeting market needs nationwide.Known for their rich nutritional value and pleasant taste, Saudi grapes also play a vital role in various food processing industries.According to the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture, grape cultivation in the Kingdom has seen significant growth due to substantial government support, the adoption of advanced farming techniques, and good agricultural practices.Major grape-producing regions include Tabuk, Qassim, Hail, Al-Jouf, Madinah, Asir, and Taif.Popular local...
August 02, 2025
Saudi Arabia produces over 122,000 tons of high-quality local grapes during peak summer season
