Mar 26 -Apr 1, 2006

• Kingdom Denies Nuke Report [more]

• Saudi King: Gradual Reform Needed [more]

• Saudi Arabia: Students to Participate in Workshops Aimed at Developing a "Culture of Dialogue" [more]

• Educational Research Project Set to Kick Off [more]

• Deiss Seeks Arab Investment Opportunities [more]

• Turki of Arabia [more]

• Saudi Arabia's WTO Membership Positive for Economy [more]

• 29 Countries Surpass One Billion Worth of IPOs [more] 

• Signs of Warming Sino-Saudi Ties [more]

• Privatization Jab for Ailing Health Sector [more]

• Would CMA Abandon Thursday's Trades [more]

• Saudi Woman to Defend Saddam [more]

• King to Address Shoura [more]

• NSHR Outlines Organization�s Challenges [more]

• Saudi Industrialists Sign JV Agreement [more]

• Saudi Arabia Looks Eastwards for Higher Education Part 1 [more]

• Saudi Education Strengthens its Domestic Base Part 2 [more]

• Pakistan Rejects Report on Secret Nuclear Help to Saudi Arabia [more]

• Exhibition to Showcase Construction Boom - KSA [more]

• Dubai Edition of Arab News to Launch on April 1 [more]

• The Issue of Women in Government in Islamic Countries [more]

• All Incoming Foreigners to Get Medical Examination [more]

• Saudi Stocks Jump in Thin Trading [more]

• Guidance Councils Urged in GCC Prisons [more]

• Saudi Security Forces Foil Terror Attack [more]

• Singapore-Saudi Arabia Business Council Set to be Announced in April [more]

• 40 'Militants' Held in Saudi Arabia [more]

• Saudi Arabia Refuses to Host Next Arab Summit [more]

• Swicorp Awarded Investment Banking License by Saudi Capital Market Authority [more]

• Saudi Arabia Working on Secret Nuclear Program with Pakistan Help [more]

• Top Gulf Businesswomen Say Equal Access to Labor Markets Will Boost Economic Growth [more]

• Intel to Work With Regional Universities [more]

• Sultan Calls for Military Service Reforms [more]

• Saudi Stock Index Leaps 767 Points [more]

• Arab Nations Urged to Enter Nuclear Club [more]

• MM Lee Kuan Yew Meets Saudi Arabian Crown Prince [more]

• Saudi Backs Splitting of Shares [more]

• Saudi Bank Foreign Assets Rise [more]

• Senior Saudi Official Arrives in Beijing [more]

• Islamic Financing Spreads in the Middle East [more]

• SR100,000 Dampener for Foreigners [more]

• Sultan�s Japan Visit to Open a New Chapter [more]

• More and More Saudi Students Looking East for Studies [more]

• Cabinet OKs Launch of Mega Bank [more]

• Saudi Seen Reaping Record Oil Revenues in 2006 [more]

• Voyence Partners with Saudi Arabian-Based iNet [more]

• As Saudi Women Diversify, So Do Ads Targeting Them [more]

• Saudi Arabia Offers Mega-Infrastructure Projects to Singapore Companies [more]

• Saudi-Turkey Businessmen Explore Investment Avenues [more]

• Pace Calls Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan Trip 'Productive' [more]

• Difficult Outlook for Arab Stock Markets [more]

• Saudi Aramco Three Takeoffs in 2006 [more]

• CMA Grants More Brokerage Licenses [more]

• Prince Abdul Rahman Al-Sudairy Dies at 89 [more]

• British Royal Couple Tours Saudi Capital [more]

• Top Businesswomen from UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain to Debate Economic Role of Women [more]

• Saudi Arabian Ambassador Visits Long Beach [more]

• Saudi Prince Dies [more]

• Foreign Remittances by Saudis Jump to Record SR56.28 Billion in 2005 [more]

• Neste Oil Sells its 10% Stake in Saudi Arabian-Based Petrochemicals Producer for USD 120 Million [more]

• Saudi Stocks Drop After Market Opens to Expats [more]

• Oil Field Research Center to Benefit Kingdom: Al-Naimi [more]

• Bid to End Saudi Probe Over Arms Deal Threat [more]

• Kingdom Plans to Draw Water From Desert [more]

Mar 19 -Mar 25, 2006

• British Crown Prince Charles Starts Visit to Saudi Arabia [more]

• Saudi Arabia is Planning� to Repatriate Windfall Oil Funds [more]

• MM Lee and 5 ministers to Visit Saudi Arabia to Boost Ties [more]

• Saudi Banks Set for Strong Gains [more]

• Lawyers of Saudi Guantanamo Detainees Join the National Human Rights Association [more]

• Abdullah, Shara Discuss Key Issues [more]

• Expats Begin Stock Trading [more]

• Educational Reforms: A Lot Can Be Learned From the Japanese [more]

• Expats' Entry Won't Boost Market - Expert [more]

• Taif Focus of Tourism Expansion Study [more] 

• Yamani Sees �End of the Oil Era� and Hydrogen Future [more]

• Forbes Arabia Set to Unveil First-Ever Listing of 50 Most Powerful Businesswomen in the Arab World [more]

• Prisoners Not to Stay in Jails for Over Six Months Without Trial [more]

• Danish Cartoons Inspire Grassroots Saudis [more]

• Joint Ventures, Deals in Focus at Trade Fair in Jeddah [more]

• New CMA Rules Restrict Expats From IPOs [more]

• German Training Center to Open in Jeddah [more]

• Kingdom Plays Active Role in WHO Tuberculosis Program [more]

• Employment Contracts in Saudi Arabia to End at Age 60 [more]

• Interview with Saudi Council of Senior Ulama Member Sheikh Abdullah Al Manee [more]

• Haradh-3 Oil Plant Opened [more]

• Saudi Shares Down 3.18% [more]

• Lufthansa and SWISS Launch Joint Operations in Saudi [more]

• Saudi May Expand 2 Refineries [more]

• Tabloid Returns to Stands After Six-Week Ban [more]

• Crude Falls Near $62 a Barrel on Speculation Over U.S. Supplies [more]

• SEC Approves Privatization of Saudia [more]

• Funds Set Aside for Military�s Modernization [more]

• Alwaleed Plans to Float 30 Percent of Flagship Company [more]

• King Abdullah Meets With Joint Chiefs Chairman [more]

• Saudi Arabia's First Film Blazes Taboo-Breaking Trail [more]

• Saudi Arabia: Economists Forecast Over $ 2.6 billion Expatriate Investment in Stock Market [more]

• Saudi Publishing Firm $295m IPO [more]

• Saudi Frees Activist Held Over Web Article [more]

• Saudi Arabia Studies 400 New Investment Opportunities [more]

• Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Honoured for Humanitarian Contribution to Islam [more]

• Saudi Arabia: Two More Economic Cities May Be Built [more]

• Saudi Allows Share Split [more]

• US Keen on Partnership for Women Empowerment: Walsh [more]

• Fischer Ends Visit With Shoura Meeting [more]

• 7,000 Saudi Students Interviewed for US Visa [more]

• Mitsui Wins $856m Saudi Order [more]

• Car Driving by Women Can�t be Rushed Through in Saudi [more]

• Just What are the True Levels of Oil Reserves? [more]

• GCC Investment Strategy and Sectors Outlook for 2006 [more]

• King Abdullah: Protector [more]

• Yamani, Goff Set to Discuss Cooperation - KSA [more]

• JCCI Meets to Expedite Hiring of Women in Lingerie Shops [more]

• Five Terror Suspects Arrested [more]

• Austrian Firm to Provide HRD Consultancy [more]

• Sumitomo Chemical, Saudi Aramco Sign Final Finance Deal for PETRORabigh Project [more]

• Saudi Arabia Says its War With al Qaeda Not Over [more]

• Saudi's Naimi Not Worried by US Crude Stock Build [more]

• Saudi Arabia and Austria Sign Accord [more]

• Saudi Confirms More Phone Licences [more]

• Al-Assaf Promises Steps Against �Hot Money� [more]

• Abdullah, Fischer Discuss Mideast [more]

• US Eyes Saudi Market for Security Devices [more]

• Citizen Forum on Higher Education [more]

• Media Watchdog Urges Saudi King to Free Government Critic [more]

Mar 12  - Mar 18, 2006

• Saudi Says Macroeconomy Sound Despite Bourse Fall [more]

• Slain al-Qaida Leader Vowed to Overthrow Saudi Royal Family [more]

• Saudi Women in Rome Talks [more]

• Saudi Prince's Gift to US Centers Draws Mixed Reaction [more]

• Move to Open Stock Market to Expats Gets Positive Response [more]

• Rights Group Condemns Saudi Activist's Arrest [more]

• State Department Report on Saudi Arabia Criticized by Bipartisan Religious Liberty Panel [more]

• Tense Debates in Saudi as Islamists Fear Reforms [more]

• Following King Instructions Saudi Stock Market Recovers [more]

• Billionaire Boosts Saudi Stocks [more]

• Honeywell Signs USD12 Million Agreement with Saudi Petrochemical Company [more]

• Saudi Finance Ministry Called on to Avoid Market Crash [more]

• Saudi Delegation Heads for Brazil to Attend Biodiversity Conference [more]

• Saudi King Voices Confidence in Firms [more]

• BMG to Launch Saudi Index [more]

• Saudi Arabia's WTO Accession Is Due to Its Economic Policy [more]

• SAMA Chief: Robust Growth Justifies Global Tightening [more]

• War on Dengue Fever Declared [more]

• Aspiring Special-Ed Teachers Offered US Scholarships [more]

• Saudi Students: In Their Own Words [more]

• Saudi Detains Islamist After Internet Article [more]

• What We Know and Don't Know About the Saudi Stock Market [more]

• Ports Row Disappoints Investors, says Saudi Official [more]

• Rise in Demand for Gold in Saudi Arabia More than Double Worldwide Levels [more]

• Saudi Arabia, Ukraine to Set Up $1bn Investment Firm [more]

• Maaden to Go Public Next Year: Naimi [more]

• Saudi Arabia: Stock Market Crash on Consultative Council's Agenda [more]

• SR50m Sought to Fight Dengue [more]

• Tough Laws Against Domestic Abuse Sought [more]

• Saudi Shares Plunge Close to 5% Limit Amid Continuing Correction [more]

• Saudi Stocks Drop 4.7% [more]

• Saudi FM Meets Senior CPC Official Wang Jiarui [more]

• Saudi Opens Export Gates to SA [more]

• Egyptian-Saudi Talks on Providing Safe Ferries [more]

• Many Foreign Varsities Seek to Open Branches in Saudi Arabia [more]

• US Body Claims Software Piracy Rampant in Saudi [more]

• Empty Quarter Expedition a Solid Success [more]

• Bmi to Start Jeddah Service From May 9 [more]

• Brazil Delegation to Attract Saudi Investors [more]

• OPEC Exports to Fall 2% [more]

Mar 5  - Mar 11, 2006

• Hamas Says Gets Saudi Promise on Continued Aid [more]

• Saudi Arabia to Award New Telecom Licences [more]

• Amir, King Abdullah to Focus on Regional Crisis [more]

• Market Dive Hits Saudi Small Investors Hard [more]

• Human Rights Society Will Inspect More Jails [more]

• Expert Seeks Tighter Regulations for Tadawul [more]

• Saudi Newspaper Criticizes US Politicians Over Halted Port Deal [more]

• 6 Saudi-Built Satellites to Be Launched [more]

• Brazil Wants to Attract Saudi Investors to Capital Markets [more]

• Saudi Shares Fell by 3.03% on the Week [more]

• Arab Firms Reassessing U.S. Holdings [more]

• US Report Hammers Iran, Syria, Spares Israel, Saudi Arabia [more]

• Saudi Arabia Sees 30-fold Increase in Foreign Investment [more]

• Hamas Will Ask Saudi to Continue Support [more]

• Middle East Leisure Boat Industry Looking to Saudi Arabia [more]

• Saudi Women Leaders Interact With Hong Kong Counterparts [more]

• Jeddah Meet to Encourage Boycott of Israel [more] 

• OPEC Agrees to Keep Taps Open [more]

• Saudi Role in Middle East Security [more]

• British Delegation Presents Plan to Assist Students [more]

• Switzerland and Saudi Arabia to Sign Investment Protection Agreement [more]

• Saudi Oil Minister Says Haradh Field to Add 300,000 Barrels a Day [more]

• Intel Helps Students Engineer Saudi Arabia's Digital Future [more]

• Saudi Boosting Oil Security After Attack [more]

• Dolphin Offshore in Pact with Saudi Firm [more]

• Small Investors Soak Up the Pressures as Saudi Stocks Rebound  [more]

• Saudi SEC Nets SR1,483m in Profits [more]

• Ancient Coins Returned to Saudi Arabia [more]

• Nomura Seeks Saudi License [more]

• Saudi Cuts Prices [more]

• Saudi Arabia to Provide Relief Goods for NWFP [more]

• Al-Resalah Launched [more]

• Kingdom, Kuwait Call for OPEC Output Rollover to Cool Prices [more]

• Pentagon Identifies Saudi Detainees [more]

• France Targets Saudi Defense Deals [more]

• Saudi Arabia Sees No Need for OPEC Output Cut [more]

• JGC Wins $860m Saudi Plant Order [more]

• Investors in Despair as Saudi Stocks Craze Flops [more]

• Chirac in Terrorism Plea to Saudi Arabia [more]

• Charles, Camilla to Visit Kingdom [more]

• Women Educators Seek Greater Autonomy [more]

• Saudi Plans on Trimming Waistlines of Overweight Population [more]

• Government Opens Up Trade Opportunities for SA Business [more]

• Women Find It Safe to Invest in Real Estate Market [more]

• Record SR245 Billion Withdrawn From Saudi ATMs in 2005 [more]

• King, Chirac Hold Key Talks [more]

• Qantara: A Better Solution to Unemployment [more]

• SAGIA Reassures France Over Investment [more]

• Strong Financial Results for Saudi Companies in 2005 [more]

• Financial Sector Attracts Saudi Job Seekers [more]

• Saudi Shares Drop 10.4% [more]

• Chirac Arrives in Saudi Arabia [more]

• New Saudi TV Channel to Broadcast Legislative Sessions [more]

• Lessons of Riyadh Book Fair [more]

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