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KSA increased fuel price

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King Salman Has Generously Allocated SAR 100 Million

on December 31, 2017

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Fake Shopping promotion before VAT

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No VAT on expat remittances

on December 17, 2017

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A Tour to Book Fair in Jeddah

on December 17, 2017

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Frequently asked Questions about KSA Women Driving

on December 17, 2017

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KSA:Govt will provide allowance to low-income households

on December 12, 2017

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India allowed Kissing in public as Tribal Festival

on December 12, 2017

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Baby on board: Woman gives birth on PIA flight

on December 12, 2017

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2018 : Cinemas will be Open in KSA

on December 11, 2017

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How to lose weight without diet or exersie

on December 11, 2017

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ZamZam Well Contruction

on December 10, 2017

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Saudi Residents Take selfies with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

on December 03, 2017

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Jeddah's Bastah Market

on December 03, 2017

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No more hiring for Expats in Private Jobs

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No VAT on expat remittances

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2018 : Cinemas will be Open in KSA

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KSA:Govt will provide allowance to low-income households

Saudi Arabia will start giving household allowances Low and middle-income Saudi households will begin benefitting from a new government allowance scheme, which will be announced on Tuesday. The additional funds are meant to curb the effects and strains of the kingdom's economic reforms on less fortunate families, a source explained, according to media reports. As Riyadh has instituted major economic reforms, increasing fuel prices and reduced subsidies have taken their toll on many Saudi households' disposable income. Last December, Saudi leaders said they planned to implement an allowance system to address the problem. Previously, the government said Saudis would be paid in cash and the allowances would be based on a family's income level. Only those in the low-income bracket would be fully reimbursed for the additional expenses and reduced subsidies,

Fake Shopping promotion before VAT

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How to lose weight without diet or exersie

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Baby on board: Woman gives birth on PIA flight

Beautiful Gift from Allah on Air Miracles happen everyday and we had our little miracle today onboard our flight PK 716 from Madinah to Multan. A beautiful baby girl was born! We congratulate the proud parents on the new arrival and a big kudos to our cabin crew for their amazing emergency response.

KSA increased fuel price

KSA increased fuel price effective as of midnight Sunday (Dec. 31, 2017). Octane 91 fuel which cost 75 halalas per liter will now be available at SR1.37 per liter and 95 octane which cost 90 halalas per liter will cost SR2.04 per liter. Diesel for industries and utilities will cost SR0.378. The price of diesel for transport remains unchanged at SR0.47. Kerosene price also remains unaffected at SR0.64. The prices include Value Added Tax (VAT). The regulatory authorities are monitoring the markets to ensure that prices are not manipulated and supplies are not interrupted. Anyone who raises prices before the stated date and time will be penalized. Saudi Aramco will also provide its customers with detailed information on mechanism to apply these prices. -- SPA

Pakistani man jailed for six months for remarrying without first wife’s consent

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