Youngsters impressed with Indomie’s growing strength

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Updated 26 June 2013
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Youngsters impressed with Indomie’s growing strength

The Indomie factory recently welcomed participants of the Saudi Stars Program (SSP) accompanied by three Brazilian coaches and two Saudi coordinators.
They were offered an explanatory tour of hygiene, food and work safety, including employees’ benefits.
SSP is a program dedicated to the development of youth and is led and supported by Makkah Gov. Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, as well as the Ministry of Education and the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
SSP had requested for a visit to the Indomie factory as part of its extra-curricular activities, in order to demonstrate the children with a fruitful example of a successful Saudi brand, which has grown over the years with hard work, and commitment to its quality and loyalty to its customers,
Production and quality control managers both took the visitors on a tour through the factory inside the visitor galleries where the five main production stages, quality control, warehousing, factory environment and employee benefits were presented.
The children were briefed that the Indomie factory relies on five of the world’s most modern production lines to produce its instant noodles in conformity with all national and international safety standards and ensure the food quality of the product.
The program’s Director Haitham Haji emphasized that he was “very glad to have been part of this field trip and every effort has been made to make the day’s visit memorable.”
Moreover, he added: “Indomie has proved to us the meaning of true quality and the reasons behind this brand’s success.”
They were shown how Indomie is very thorough when it comes to testing and verifying all contents used in its products before exporting them and even before producing them.
And the production process was explained to them whereby samples of these materials are taken to the labs for testing and analysis to ensure purification.
Once approved, the materials are deemed as top quality as per the standards set and the full quantity is taken into the factory. Each product of Indomie must be “100 percent healthy.”
There is a quality control check at every stage of production where cleanliness and highest degree of care is executed, until the final product reaches packaging whereby it follows the highest of GSO, SASO, and Codex regulations and policies to ensure best quality and sterilization of the product.
Indomie cartons are stored in the main warehouse of the factory that follows the conditions of the highest standards to ensure nutrients and product are well preserved for distribution.


Kingdom Centre’s comprehensive upgrade nears completion

Updated 05 January 2026
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Kingdom Centre’s comprehensive upgrade nears completion

Chairwoman of the Board of Kingdom Centre Nada Alateegi announced that the final phase of the comprehensive upgrade and redevelopment works at the iconic Riyadh landmark has neared completion.

Kingdom Centre was never intended to be just a shopping destination or a business hub, Alateegi said, but rather a space to deliver exceptional experiences. The experience is now being elevated to a new level of luxury that seamlessly brings together refined hospitality, high-end retail, and world-class business environments. 

She said that Kingdom Centre, inaugurated in 2001, commenced its modernization project in April 2023. The project is being implemented in partnership with a group of top-tier global designers and renowned contractors, and led by the Kingdom Centre management team, to ensure the highest standards of quality and precision.

The upgrades were carried out in accordance with the best safety practices, while maintaining uninterrupted operations and ensuring visitors’ comfort and safety are preserved throughout, Alateegi said. This approach reflects the vision and directives of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and has contributed to the center receiving several awards, including its recognition for “visionary design and development.”

She added that Kingdom Centre had installed the largest fully integrated digital screen on Kingdom Tower facades, operated exclusively in partnership with digital advertising and media solutions leader Rotana Signs. The screen serves as an international showcase reflecting Riyadh’s evolution and its growing global standing.

Kingdom Centre is also home to the Four Seasons Hotel, one of the world’s most prestigious hospitality brands, in addition to VOX Cinemas, purpose-designed to world-class specifications guided by the center’s management vision. 

Moreover, Kingdom Centre introduced Al-Mamlaka Social Dining zone, which has become one of the region’s leading dining experiences and a model for other investors. Conceived by the center’s management to elevate the visitor experience, the Social Dining concept has been officially registered as the intellectual property of Kingdom Centre.

Kingdom Centre has also launched a mobile application and a dedicated visitor loyalty program offering a range of benefits. This initiative is part of the center’s digital transformation strategy and aims to strengthen long-term engagement with visitors.

Kingdom Centre’s management remains committed to setting a leading example for the sector, delivering innovative experiences that support Saudi Arabia’s tourism ambitions and align with Saudi Vision 2030, Alateegi added.