Riyadh metro: No pain, no gain

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These problems are due to the ongoing work on the Riyadh Metro Project.

Movenpick Hotel Riyadh opens all-female spa

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Mövenpick Hotel Riyadh, in a joint venture with Joelle Mardinian, has opened its all-female Aurora Spa by Joelle.

Saudis await Prince Mohammed’s 15-year vision of the kingdom’s future

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Saudi Arabians are anticipating with hope, doubt and worry the release this week of a government plan to liberate the kingdom from its reliance on oil, which could solve deep-rooted problems but bring economic pain.

Video. Ground Breaking Ceremony of the Riyadh Metro tunnel

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Ground Breaking Ceremony of the Riyadh Metro tunnel

Saudi Arabia set to drive $900bn MENA energy projects spend

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Total committed and planned energy investments in the MENA region, including Iran, will reach $900 billion over the next five years, according to a new report by the Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP).

KSA plans largest artificial oil canal

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Saudi Arabia intends to establish a 1,000 km-long canal linking the Arabian Gulf with the Arabian Sea, passing by the Kingdom to facilitate transport of oil, avoiding the Strait of Hormuz.

King Abdullah Financial District Metro Station by Zaha Hadid in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia –...

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As well as catering for hotel guests and airport users, Hadid has designed the King Abdullah Financial District Metro Station in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

L&T marks key Riyadh metro safety milestone

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Indian engineering and construction firm Larsen & Toubro (L&T) said it has achieved a major safety milestone during the construction of key facilities at its Riyadh Metro project, clocking over 15 million safe man hours without lost time injuries (LTI).

How Saudi Arabia plans to shake up its economy

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In late February, several hundred Saudi officials, company executives and foreign consultants gathered in a luxury Riyadh hotel to discuss how Saudi Arabia's economy could survive an era of cheap oil.

Obstacles on the line for GCC rail projects

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In recent years, the Gulf Cooperation Council countries were considered some of the most promising markets for the international rail industry.