Saudi Arabia’s Fitness Time chain to move into 24-hour low cost gyms

Leejam Sports Company is the company behind the Kingdom’s Fitness Time centers. (Supplied)
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Updated 02 May 2021
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Saudi Arabia’s Fitness Time chain to move into 24-hour low cost gyms

  • The company behind the Kingdom’s Fitness Time centers, said that more than 20 Xpress gyms were now under construction

DUBAI: Leejam Sports Company, Saudi Arabia’s biggest fitness operator, has opened its first 24-hour low-cost Xpress Fitness Center in Hail.
The company behind the Kingdom’s Fitness Time centers, said that more than 20 Xpress gyms were now under construction, confirming its commitment to expand into the low cost segment. It made the disclosure in a stock exchange filing on Sunday.
The Hail center will operate 24 hours with a low-cost operating model and without swimming pools, it said.
“It will also be digitally enabled and with highly flexible subscriptions that start with a minimum commitment of one month, and at a reasonable price, to make clubs and gyms more accessible to support the achievement of the Saudi’s vision 2030 targets,” Leejam said in a statement.
The center, located on Hatim Al Taie Road in Khamashiah District of Hail city, brings the total number of Fitness Time centers operating inside and outside the Kingdom to 131.

 


UAE thwarts terrorist cyberattacks targeting vital sectors

Updated 22 February 2026
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UAE thwarts terrorist cyberattacks targeting vital sectors

DUBAI: The UAE successfully prevented terrorist cyberattacks that targeted the country’s digital infrastructure and vital sectors, in an attempt to destabilize the nation and disrupt essential services, state news agency WAM reported.

The UAE Cybersecurity Council said the attacks included attempts to infiltrate networks, deploy ransomware, and conduct systematic phishing campaigns targeting national platforms.

It also involved the exploitation of artificial intelligence technologies to develop sophisticated offensive tools, reflecting a qualitative shift in the methods employed by terrorist groups and their ability to harness modern technologies to carry out digital attacks, WAM reported.

The Council reiterated the country’s national cybersecurity defense system makes sure that the safety of individuals, the protection of personal data and the continuity of critical services remain top priorities.

It further urged the public to report any cyber threats or suspicious attempts to ensure digital security in the country.