FaceOf: Fahd bin Hamoud Al-Enezi, Saudi Shoura Council member

Dr. Fahd bin Hamoud Al-Enezi
Updated 24 December 2018
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FaceOf: Fahd bin Hamoud Al-Enezi, Saudi Shoura Council member

  • Al-Enezi has published numerous papers on his area of specialization and has participated in local and regional conferences
  • Al-Enezi holds a bachelor’s degree in law from King Saud University in Riyadh

Dr. Fahd bin Hamoud Al-Enezi has been a member of the Saudi Shoura Council since March 2009. 

Al-Enezi is also the chair of the Saudi-French Parliamentary Friendship Committee.

He served as the dean of the College of Law and Political Sciences at King Saud University in Riyadh, where he previously served as a lecturer. 

He also served as a consultant seconded to the office of the crown prince between 2002 and 2003 and as a part-time consultant for the National Insurance Co. 

Al-Enezi holds a bachelor’s degree in law from King Saud University in Riyadh. He obtained a master’s degree and a Ph.D. in law from the University of Strasbourg in France. 

He is a member of AIDA — the International insurance association based in Geneva — since 2001 and a member of the Saudi National Insurance Committee.

Al-Enezi has published numerous papers on his area of specialization and has participated in local and regional conferences. 

Last week, the Saudi-French Parliamentary Friendship Committee chaired by Al-Enezi held talks with a delegation of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the French National Assembly headed by Claude Guess Gen.

They discussed issues of shared interest and reviewed ways to enhance cooperation between the Saudi Shoura Council and the French National Assembly. 

Saudi Arabia and France enjoy cordial ties. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s recent visit to France was the cornerstone of investments amounting to $18 billion. The bilateral trade exceeds $9.22 billion.

France ranks third among countries investing in Saudi Arabia, and has 80 companies operating in the Kingdom.


Jazan honey exhibition helps boost sustainability

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Jazan honey exhibition helps boost sustainability

JAZAN: The honey exhibition, which is a highlight of the annual Jazan Festival, showcases the biodiversity and agricultural richness in Saudi Arabia’s southwest.

Some 60 local beekeepers are this year presenting nearly 10 tonnes of honey across more than 15 premium varieties unique to Jazan’s mountains and plains, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday.

Beyond serving as a premier marketing platform, the exhibition underscores beekeeping as a sustainable activity supporting ecological balance and food security.

By empowering local producers and attracting thousands of visitors, the event integrates Jazan’s natural resources into the Kingdom’s broader tourism and economic landscape.

Held at the cultural center in Al-Edabi governorate, the event features exhibitor booths and sales outlets which have experienced strong demand from visitors drawn to high-quality local products and exclusive offers.

Suleiman Al-Ghazwani, the exhibition’s executive director, said the event aimed to highlight the quality of local honey and its derivatives while encouraging beekeepers to expand production through new marketing opportunities.

He added that the exhibition featured activities for all ages, including a children’s theater and bee-themed games, while providing the opportunity to take home a variety of gifts and prizes.

Al-Ghazwani added that the exhibition provided an engaging educational experience and introduced visitors to beekeeping as a key part of Jazan’s tourism landscape and a promising contributor to its future development.