Princess Reema opens new gym for women

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Princess Reema Bint Bandar Bin Sultan, president of the Community Sports Union, in the opening of the newest Studio 5 gym in Jeddah. (Video grab)
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Princess Reema Bint Bandar Bin Sultan, president of the Community Sports Union, in the opening of the newest Studio 5 gym in Jeddah. (Video grab)
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Princess Reema Bint Bandar Bin Sultan, president of the Community Sports Union, in the opening of the newest Studio 5 gym in Jeddah. (Video grab)
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Princess Reema Bint Bandar Bin Sultan, president of the Community Sports Union, in the opening of the newest Studio 5 gym in Jeddah. (Video grab)
Updated 19 October 2017
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Princess Reema opens new gym for women

JEDDAH: Princess Reema Bint Bandar Bin Sultan, president of the Community Sports Union, has opened the newest Studio 5 gym in Jeddah, which is based on electronic registration and scheduling sport sessions.
The princess seeks to encourage women to exercise in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Studio 5 is the latest women’s gym in Jeddah. It is based on choosing the time of classes through electronic registration. The gym offers its subscribers a special electronic account for each participant in which they can monitor the number of classes they participate in and determine the appropriate dates and times.
On October 13, Turki Al-Sheikh, president of the Saudi Olympic Committee, issued a decree appointing Princess Reema Bint Bandar as president of the Saudi Federation for Community Sports, as the first woman to head a sports federation in Saudi Arabia.


Saudi Post issues commemorative stamps for Riyadh Air

Saudi Post (SPL), in collaboration with Riyadh Air, has issued commemorative stamps to mark launch of new national carrier.
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Saudi Post issues commemorative stamps for Riyadh Air

  • Issue highlights important moment, preserves notable chapter
  • SPL keen to document key milestones on Kingdom’s journey 

JEDDAH: The Saudi Post (SPL), in collaboration with Riyadh Air, has issued commemorative stamps to mark the launch of the new national carrier’s inaugural flights in October, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The SR3 stamps mark Riyadh Air’s preparatory operational phase and commemorate the beginning of operations for the Kingdom’s carrier, which aims to serve more than 100 destinations worldwide.

Fahd Al-Abdulaziz, SPL’s general manager of corporate communications, said the organization was proud to issue the commemorative stamps and noted that it reflected SPL’s role in documenting key national milestones.

He added that the launch of Riyadh Air flights represented a strategic milestone in the aviation sector, strengthening the Kingdom’s global connectivity and supporting the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.

SPL issued a commemorative stamp earlier this month marking the inclusion of the Al-Faw Archaeological Area on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, making it the Kingdom’s eighth location to receive the prestigious designation.

The Saudi Post, in collaboration with the General Entertainment Authority, issued a series of commemorative stamps in September to mark celebrations of the Kingdom’s 95th Saudi National Day under the slogan “Our Pride is in Our Nature.”

SPL issues commemorative stamps to coincide with major national events and significant international occasions.

Each stamp highlights an important moment or preserves a notable chapter in Saudi history, making them sought after by stamp collectors worldwide and historians keen to document the Kingdom’s journey.