Saudi tourism practices in spotlight in Jazan

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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)
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Updated 20 September 2024
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Saudi tourism practices in spotlight in Jazan

JAZAN: The Higher Institute for Tourism and Hospitality, in cooperation with UN Tourism’s regional office in Riyadh, recently organized a workshop called “Innovative Approaches for Sustainable Tourism Practices” at the institute’s headquarters in Jazan.

The workshop featured an introduction to sustainable tourism, under the supervision of Luis Nicolas Barrios, regional manager for innovation, education and investments at the UN Tourism Regional Office.




Brainstorming sessions were conducted to promote critical thinking and idea generation during the event. (SPA)

Those participating in the event undertook brainstorming sessions aimed at promoting critical thinking and the generation of ideas.

Ali bin Saeed bin Jaber, director of the institute, explained that the initiative was part of the body’s ambitious plans for providing job opportunities for Saudi youngsters while helping them toward meeting the needs of the international hotel and tourism industry through the institute’s programs. These had been designed in cooperation with international academic institutes and the local private sector.

 


Saudi leadership directs increase in aid relief for Palestinians in Gaza

Updated 04 January 2026
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Saudi leadership directs increase in aid relief for Palestinians in Gaza

  • KSrelief chief underscored that Saudi humanitarian efforts are a part of the Kingdom’s historical role in supporting Palestinians

LONDON: The leadership of Saudi Arabia has directed an increase in air, sea, and land relief efforts to address the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, where nearly 2 million Palestinians reside.

Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabiah, supervisor-general of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, underscored that Saudi humanitarian efforts are a part of the Kingdom’s historical role in supporting Palestinians.

He added that “Palestine will remain firmly established in the conscience of the Kingdom,” according to the Saudi Press Agency.

Since the war in Gaza began in late 2023, KSrelief has dispatched 77 planes and eight ships carrying over 7,699 tons of food, medical supplies, and shelter materials. Additionally, 912 Saudi relief trucks have arrived in the Gaza Strip with food aid and medical equipment.

KSrelief delivered 20 ambulances to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society and signed agreements totaling $90 million for relief projects in Gaza, along with airdrops in partnership with the Jordanian Armed Forces to facilitate aid delivery.

Al-Rabiah expressed gratitude to King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the directive to intensify humanitarian efforts in support of the Palestinian people amid the current crisis, the SPA added.