KUNA : Arabian Gulf region major events in 2022 – General – 28/12 … – Kuwait News Agency

KUWAIT, Dec 28 (KUNA) — Saudi Arabia: Jan. 3: Saudi-led coalition in support of the legitimate government in Yemen announced interception of booby-trapped drones heading to Saudi Arabia Jan. 6: Al-Hilal FC won Saudi Super-Cup for third time its history beating Al-Faisali via a penalty shootout. Full-time ended with a 2-2 draw.
Jan. 9: Saudi Health and Educational authorities announced the resumption of schools for the kindergarten and elementary levels as of January 23rd.
Jan. 21: The Saudi-led Coalition in support of the legitimate government in Yemen intercepted ballistic missile targeting Khamis Mushait, in southern Saudi Arabia.
Jan. 23: The Saudi-led Coalition in support of the legitimate government in Yemen said two residents were slightly injured in a ballistic projectile attack on an industrial area south of Saudi Arabia.
Jan. 24: The Saudi and Romanian governments signed a memo of cooperation to bolster defense cooperation.
Jan. 25: The Saudi cabinet approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the State of Kuwait and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia concerning direct investment ventures.
Jan. 26: The GCC health Council issued a document focusing on the manufacturing of medicine.
Jan. 26: The Saudi investments fund announced the launch of the Savvy Gaming Group.
Jan. 27: Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz signed a decree declaring that February 22nd would be marked as the Founding Day, an official holiday.
Feb. 2: Saudi Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture announced the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) had chosen Saudi Arabia as a major sponsor for the International Year of Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture 2022 (IYAFA 2022).
Feb. 3: The Saudi Interior Ministry said that nationals needed to a third booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine to be able to travel abroad.
Feb. 7: The Ministry of Hajj and Umra made it a requirement for pilgrimage from abroad to obtain a certified negative PCR or antigen test 48 hours from arrival to holy sites in Saudi Arabia regardless of vaccination status.
Feb. 10: The Saudi Ministry of Interior launched Saudi electronic passport in line with the latest international standards.
Feb. 10: The Saudi-led Coalition in support of the legitimate government in Yemen intercepted an explosive-laden drone launched by the Houthi militia towards Abha international airport south of Saudi Arabia. However, the drone's debris caused the injury of 12 people.
Feb. 21 : The Saudi-led Coalition in support of the legitimate government in Yemen announced the injury of 16 people due to debris from an intercepted drone launched by the Houthi militias against Jazan governorate south of Saudi Arabia.
March 5: Saudi Interior Ministry lifted all COVID19 restrictions throughout the Kingdom.
March 7: Saudi General Authority for Military Industries announced the signing of 22 deals with international companies worth USD 2.1 billion.
March 7: Saudi General Authority for Military Industries agreed to nationalize the manufacturing of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) in cooperation with the Saudi-branch of Lockheed Martin limited.
March 8: The Ministry of Defense signed 10 contracts worth USD 1.8 billion with local and international companies to boost the Saudi Arabia's combat capabilities.
March 9: The Saudi authorities lifted the ban on nationals from traveling to the Kingdom of Thailand. It also allowed Thai citizens to enter Saudi Arabia.
March 10: The Saudi Ministry of Energy revealed that a drone targeted an oil refinery in Riyadh. The attack caused a minor fire without loss in human life.
March 10: Saudi ARAMCO announced an investment partnership to develop a main refinery and petrochemical complex in northeast of China.
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