Riyadh: At the New Africa Summit held in Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom unveiled plans to invest $45 billion in sub-Saharan Africa over the next five years. This significant financial commitment is spearheaded by Minister of Finance Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan. The initiative is set to focus on transforming infrastructure, energy, and innovation sectors, with the goal of fostering stronger connections between the Middle East and Africa.According to Africa News Agency, the investment is part of a broader strategy to enhance economic and diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and African nations. The Kingdom's focus on infrastructure development and energy projects is expected to support sustainable growth and development in the region. This strategic move highlights Saudi Arabia's intention to play a pivotal role in Africa's economic future by investing in key sectors that can drive regional progress and innovation.
25 Years After 9/11, Al Qaeda’s Persistent Threat Despite Waning US Focus
Washington: Twenty-five years after the devastating attacks on September 11, 2001, al Qaeda remains a significant threat, albeit in a transformed state. The jihadist network, which orchestrated the 9/11 attacks, has undergone substantial changes over …
September 11, 2026