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Saudi casting call: one kiss and it's over for women
It was nearing midnight in Riyadh's upscale shopping district, and 29-year-old Todd Nims and 26-year-old Ali Kalthami were searching cafes and malls for a fat, funky teenager who wants to be a television sitcom star.
Saudi Arabia: 01072491 - English Language Instructor
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Saudi fast food restaurant serving camel burgers
A fast food restaurant in Saudi Arabia is offering baby camel burgers as the latest way for the camel-crazed country to enjoy one of their favorite delicacies.
Tue Jul 7, 2009 10:53am EDT - Camels are seen near a highway in the southern Yemeni city of al-Houta, the provincial capital of the Lahj province June 11, 2009.
Saudi Arabia appoints new ambassador to Syria
A Saudi diplomat said Monday that the kingdom has appointed a new ambassador to Syria, the strongest sign yet of the solidifying reconciliation between the two rival Arab nations.
Arrested Pakistani nationals in Jeddah innocent: FO
ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office spokesman has said that arrested Pakistani citizens, accused of trafficking drugs in Saudi Arabia, have been proved innocent according to preliminary investigation.
Over 800 victimized by agent mafia in Saudi Arabia
KARACHI: Over 800 Pakistanis went to perform Umrah in Saudi Arabia have been victimized by Travel Agent Mafia as the money of their return tickets have been refunded here in Pakistan leaving them in Lurch in Saudi Arabia.
Turkey becomes growingly popular stop for Muslim pilgrims
In addition to the waters of the Bosporus and the intrigue of street markets, the nightlife, historic buildings and landmarks at every turn, A stanbul is home to an Islamic history and Muslim-friendly accommodations that are making it an increasingly popular stopover for travelers on their way back from pilgrimages to Mecca.
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MoneyGram expands network in Saudi Arabia
MoneyGram International announced a partnership with National Commercial Bank based in Saudia Arabia.
Elderly, kids urged to skip hajj over swine flu
Tue, Jun 30, 2009 Children, pregnant women, the elderly and those with chronic diseases should stay away from the annual hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia to prevent catching swine flu, health experts recommended Tuesday.
Geithner to travel to Middle East, Europe in July
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will travel to the Middle East and Europe in mid-July to help prepare for the next meeting of G-20 leaders in the fall, the department announced Tuesday.
Saudi heroin-smuggling case: Travel agents arrested
KARACHI: The personnel of Investigation East-II have arrested a couple, who had packed heroin in the sieves of the Ehraam and slippers of the families going for Umrah.
US eases security rules for diplomats in Saudi
RIYADH: The United States has eased tight security controls on its diplomats in Saudi Arabia, acknowledging an improvement in security four years after Riyadh squelched an Al Qaeda campaign of attacks.
Saudi Arabia: Fantastic opportunity to teach in The Middle East
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H1N1 Effects on Pilgrimage Travel
The rising spread of the H1N1 virus is beginning to affect travel plans for those intending to visit Saudi Arabia for pilgrimage this year.
HRW Denounces Saudi Transvestite Arrests
Saudi Arabian authorities should drop charges against 67 men arrested in Riyadh for wearing women's clothing, human rights advocates say.
Breakthrough? Saudi women train to sell lingerie new
A Saudi woman holding a child checks out lingerie at a store in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Saudi steps up efforts to renew combat jet fleet
PARIS: Saudi Arabia is stepping up efforts to acquire advanced fighter jets to renew its combat fleet amid growing security concerns in the Gulf region over Iran, two sources following the matter said yesterday.
Saudi Arabia: Female and Male Teachers
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Bandar Seri Begawan: H1N1 flu warning on foreign trip ignored
Despite some concerns on the health safety from travelling abroad following Friday's report on two Bruneians who have been found infected with Influenza A virus in Saudi Arabia, many Bruneians however, are still ignoring warnings from the Ministry of Health against going to countries which have been affected by the virus.