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  • 6 days ago | arabnews.pk | Afshan Aziz

    JEDDAH: In a major stride toward transforming urban mobility, Jeddah has officially launched the new phase of its public transport system. The expansion includes 91 new buses with three fully electric models, and six new bus routes. All the vehicles feature improved accessibility for passengers with disabilities.   The new fleet was unveiled in a ceremony on Wednesday under the supervision of the Jeddah Transport Company in partnership with the Saudi Public Transport Company.

  • 6 days ago | arabnews.com | Afshan Aziz

    JEDDAH: In a major stride toward transforming urban mobility, Jeddah has officially launched the new phase of its public transport system. The expansion includes 91 new buses with three fully electric models, and six new bus routes. All the vehicles feature improved accessibility for passengers with disabilities.   The new fleet was unveiled in a ceremony on Wednesday under the supervision of the Jeddah Transport Company in partnership with the Saudi Public Transport Company.

  • 1 week ago | arabnews.com | Afshan Aziz

    JEDDAH: City Walk, part of Jeddah Season, officially reopened on Wednesday with a range of new attractions. Running until June 14, this year’s event features seven themed zones spanning 281,000 sq. m. — Wonder Wall, Tomorrow Land, Fantasy Land, Cairo Nights, Black Forest, Adventure Land and The Garden. Each section features games, rides and other family-friendly activities.

  • 1 week ago | arab.news | Robert Bociaga |Shyama Krishna Kumar |Afshan Aziz |Denise Marray

    Paul Weller, Primal Scream and Annie Mac back Kneecap amid political backlash over pro-Palestine message /node/2599132/lifestyle May 01, 2025 12:30 Paul Weller, Primal Scream and Annie Mac back Kneecap amid political backlash over pro-Palestine message DUBAI: English singer Paul Weller, Scottish rock band Primal Scream and Irish host and DJ Annie Mac voiced their support this week for Irish rap group Kneecap, who recently came under fire for displaying a “Free Palestine” message during their...

  • 2 weeks ago | arabnews.pk | Afshan Aziz

    JEDDAH: Eighteen aspiring filmmakers have taken to the streets of their neighborhoods armed with nothing but their phones and a vision for the grassroots documentary challenge, “Kef Hayyak?” The project, initiated by Art Jameel in collaboration with the Red Sea International Film Festival, invited participants to reflect the spirit of their communities in short documentaries.

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