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Author: Steven Sahiounie
Colombia ’s President Gustavo Petro announced during the annual Labor Day celebrations in the capital Bogota that his country will break diplomatic ties with Israel on Thursday over its genocidal acts in Gaza. News agencies quoted President Gustavo Petro saying that the government of the Republic of Colombia will sever diplomatic ties with the State of Israel tomorrow, Thursday, for having a president and a government that have a tendency for genocide. Petro sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, describing him as the “perpetrator of genocide” in Gaza. The Colombian president requested his country to join South Africa’s case…
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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s imports and exports increased 5 percent in the first quarter of 2024 despite the tension in the region, according to a senior official.
RIYADH: Saudi banks are expected to pursue alternative funding strategies to deal with the rapid expansion in lending, fueled by the demand for new mortgages, according to S&P Global.
RIYADH: Marriott International has revealed that the majority of the hotel’s guests in Saudi Arabia are local, indicating the importance of internal tourism in the Kingdom.
RIYADH: Rotana Hotels is planning on more than doubling its workforce in Saudi Arabia to 5,000 staff as it expands its outlets to 15, the company’s CEO has told Arab News.
TOKYO: Saudi Arabia and the UAE provided 85 percent of Japan’s total crude oil needs in March, according to the Agency of Natural Resources and Energy of the nation’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
RIYADH: Customer service offerings at 16 Saudi airports have been recognized with a prestigious global award.
