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  • 1 week ago | arabnews.com | Afshan Aziz

    JEDDAH: The 12th edition of a student film festival celebrating the creativity of up-and-coming Saudi filmmakers is taking place at Effat University in Jeddah. The Effat International Student Film Festival, which ends on April 15, has attracted more than 2,200 film submissions from 90 countries, as well as entries from 10 Saudi universities. The competition shortlisted a total of 89 films from 28 countries, with cash prizes totaling more than SR50,000 ($13,333) available to the winners.

  • 1 week ago | arabnews.com | Afshan Aziz

    JEDDAH: Starting this month, the two-day Azka Farmer’s Market will take place every month at Hayy Jameel. The market is not just a shopping destination for fresh produce, but also a platform for cultivating awareness around healthy food choices, sustainability and Saudi Arabia’s rich agricultural heritage.

  • 2 weeks ago | arabnews.com | Afshan Aziz

    Ext. Seventeen, a home-grown eatery by chef Amal Fakeih in Al-Yamamah district is a great spot for breakfast in Jeddah. If you are looking for a place where you can enjoy a hearty breakfast and let time slip into lunch, this is it. The space is intimate, casual, and feels like a second home. The bistro-inspired environment, complemented by serene music, makes for a peaceful dining experience. The menu offers a mix of Saudi flavors with a contemporary twist.

  • 2 weeks ago | arab.news | Sulafa Alkhunaizi |Afshan Aziz |Jasmine Bager

    How AI technology is changing the beauty industry /node/2595983/saudi-arabia April 05, 2025 13:57 How AI technology is changing the beauty industry Algorithms are used to recommend salons to customers in Saudi Arabia Millions of gigabytes of data on hair and skin is being fed into AI engines RIYADH: Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in the beauty industry, both in Saudi Arabia and internationally.

  • 2 weeks ago | arabnews.jp | Afshan Aziz

    ESG integration is transforming industries as Saudi firms leverage AI, blockchain, and biotech to drive impact Private companies like SAWACO and WAYAKIT are proving that profitability and sustainability can thrive together JEDDAH: Saudi companies across multiple industries are increasingly integrating environmental, social, and governance principles into their corporate strategies, driving sustainable growth while balancing environmental stewardship, community impact, and corporate...

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