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How Can the World Build a Sustainable Future Together?
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At a high-level dialogue marking the fifth anniversary of the Global Development Initiative (GDI), Chinese Vice President Han Zheng announced China’s new engineering capacity-building program.
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How the Renaissance Dam Impacts Regional Power Dynamics
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As climate impacts worsen and the Nile Basin’s population heads toward one billion by 2050, the power struggle over the world’s longest river has reached a critical turning point.
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A New Magnet For Web3 Startups Seeking Funding
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Saudi Arabia has increasingly emphasized its dominance as the top venture investment destination in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) regions.
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Opportunity to Rethink Innovation in Universities Today
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Innovation has become a defining marker of national progress and competitiveness. From digital technologies and healthcare to renewable energy and education, societies are increasingly shaped by their capacity to generate and apply new ideas.
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Sustainable Development… Reflections on Global Awareness
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The concept of “sustainable development” is a recent emergence in development literature and economics. Until recently, its usage was limited to environmental studies.
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Cities Across the World Are Sinking from Water Extraction
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Many cities around the world are sinking because too much water is extracted from the groundwater reservoirs beneath them.
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The Future of Gulf Architecture: Embracing Local Materials
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The defining environmental challenges of the Gulf are not abstract. They are measured every day in degrees Celsius and liters of water.
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Middle East Crisis is Deepening Global Economic Pressures
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The economic spillovers from the crisis in the Middle East are reaching well beyond the region, compounding debt, food insecurity, climate shocks and limited fiscal space across developing countries . . .
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Saudi Arabia Forum to Show Modern Architecture Trends
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As Saudi Arabia continues one of the most ambitious periods of urban development in its history, architects, planners, developers and industry leaders will gather in Riyadh for the 2nd Desert Architecture KSA Forum, taking place from 12–13 October 2026 . . .
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