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When the country’s regions were first unified, distances were measured in days of travel, and the telegraph was one of the state’s tools for connecting its far-flung territories. Today, as Saudi Arabia celebrates its National Day, information travels in fractions of a second, and citizens can complete tasks on their smartphones that once required a journey, paperwork, and waiting. Behind this daily reality lies the growing role of the digital economy, which, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, contributed nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2025, equivalent to almost one-sixth of the Saudi economy. This year’s…
When the country’s regions were first unified, distances were measured in days of travel, and the telegraph was one of the state’s tools for connecting its far-flung territories. Today, as Saudi Arabia celebrates its National Day, information travels in fractions of a second, and citizens can complete tasks on their smartphones that once required a journey, paperwork, and waiting. Behind this daily reality lies the growing role of the digital economy, which, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, contributed nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2025, equivalent to almost one-sixth of the Saudi economy. This year’s…
When the country’s regions were first unified, distances were measured in days of travel, and the telegraph was one of the state’s tools for connecting its far-flung territories. Today, as Saudi Arabia celebrates its National Day, information travels in fractions of a second, and citizens can complete tasks on their smartphones that once required a journey, paperwork, and waiting. Behind this daily reality lies the growing role of the digital economy, which, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, contributed nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2025, equivalent to almost one-sixth of the Saudi economy. This year’s…
When the country’s regions were first unified, distances were measured in days of travel, and the telegraph was one of the state’s tools for connecting its far-flung territories. Today, as Saudi Arabia celebrates its National Day, information travels in fractions of a second, and citizens can complete tasks on their smartphones that once required a journey, paperwork, and waiting. Behind this daily reality lies the growing role of the digital economy, which, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, contributed nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2025, equivalent to almost one-sixth of the Saudi economy. This year’s…
When the country’s regions were first unified, distances were measured in days of travel, and the telegraph was one of the state’s tools for connecting its far-flung territories. Today, as Saudi Arabia celebrates its National Day, information travels in fractions of a second, and citizens can complete tasks on their smartphones that once required a journey, paperwork, and waiting. Behind this daily reality lies the growing role of the digital economy, which, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, contributed nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2025, equivalent to almost one-sixth of the Saudi economy. This year’s…
When the country’s regions were first unified, distances were measured in days of travel, and the telegraph was one of the state’s tools for connecting its far-flung territories. Today, as Saudi Arabia celebrates its National Day, information travels in fractions of a second, and citizens can complete tasks on their smartphones that once required a journey, paperwork, and waiting. Behind this daily reality lies the growing role of the digital economy, which, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, contributed nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2025, equivalent to almost one-sixth of the Saudi economy. This year’s…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed that his country’s relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are a “strategic relationship,” revealing that the coming phase will witness steps that would “elevate relations between the two countries to much higher levels.” He stated that the Strait of Hormuz is one of the vital arteries of the global economy, adding: “Our hope and expectation is that the current tension will end as soon as possible, and that the Strait of Hormuz will return to performing its role in serving international trade in a safe, stable, and uninterrupted manner.” Erdogan was responding to…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed that his country’s relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are a “strategic relationship,” revealing that the coming phase will witness steps that would “elevate relations between the two countries to much higher levels.” He stated that the Strait of Hormuz is one of the vital arteries of the global economy, adding: “Our hope and expectation is that the current tension will end as soon as possible, and that the Strait of Hormuz will return to performing its role in serving international trade in a safe, stable, and uninterrupted manner.” Erdogan was responding to…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed that his country’s relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are a “strategic relationship,” revealing that the coming phase will witness steps that would “elevate relations between the two countries to much higher levels.” He stated that the Strait of Hormuz is one of the vital arteries of the global economy, adding: “Our hope and expectation is that the current tension will end as soon as possible, and that the Strait of Hormuz will return to performing its role in serving international trade in a safe, stable, and uninterrupted manner.” Erdogan was responding to…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stressed that his country’s relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are a “strategic relationship,” revealing that the coming phase will witness steps that would “elevate relations between the two countries to much higher levels.” He stated that the Strait of Hormuz is one of the vital arteries of the global economy, adding: “Our hope and expectation is that the current tension will end as soon as possible, and that the Strait of Hormuz will return to performing its role in serving international trade in a safe, stable, and uninterrupted manner.” Erdogan was responding to…