RIYADH: Saudi Ambassador to Jordan Prince Khaled bin Faisal bin Turki met with President of the Royal Scientific Society (RSS) Princess Sumaya and discussed the activities of the RSS in applied scientific research and consulting, Okaz newspaper reported.
During his visit to the RSS in Amman on Thursday, Prince Khaled said that bilateral relations between the two countries “constitute a unique model in the Arab world.”
Princess Sumaya noted that Jordan will host the World Science Forum in November under the theme “Science for Peace,” expecting the attendance of 3,000 scientists, political leaders, academics, decision makers and investors, representing more than 100 countries.
She added that RSS is one of the largest Jordanian institutions in the field of applied research and consultancy. She also said that it provides technical support services to various sectors in Jordan.
Prince Khaled commended the role of the society in harnessing scientific research and the engineering arts to promote economic growth and social progress, reaffirming Saudi Arabia’s financial support to the RSS.
Saudi envoy underscores strong ties with Jordan
Saudi envoy underscores strong ties with Jordan
Historic Jeddah records over 2m visits
- The remarkable turnout highlights the activity within the UNESCO-listed site, also known as Al-Balad, with its alleys and historic squares
JEDDAH: Historic Jeddah continues to flourish as one of Saudi Arabia’s premier cultural and heritage destinations, recording over 2 million visits in the first half of Ramadan.
The surge reflects the district’s vibrant and diverse activities, and the growing appeal of its Ramadan events that blend the authenticity of the place with the spirit of the season, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
The remarkable turnout highlights the activity within the UNESCO-listed site, also known as Al-Balad, with its alleys and historic squares.
There has been a continuous flow of visitors exploring longstanding architectural landmarks and traditional marketplaces including Souq Al-Alawi, Bab Makkah Souq, and Al-Balad.
In these areas commerce intertwines with handicraft displays and storytelling, creating a cultural experience that reflects the place’s unique character and rich historical memory.
