Politics · Saudi Arabia · 6 hrs ago
Saudi minister says kingdom is stronger against Houthi threat as Riyadh speeds projects
Saudi Arabia’s information minister spoke at a conference identified as the 37th.
He said the kingdom was stronger and more united in confronting what he called Houthi terrorism.
He also said Riyadh was speeding up major development projects.
The comments link the kingdom’s security concerns with its development plans.
No specific projects or timelines were given.
No next steps were stated.
Saudi Arabia’s media minister said the kingdom is stronger and more cohesive in confronting the Houthi threat.
The minister made the remarks at the 37th conference.
He said Riyadh is accelerating its major development projects.
- Who
- Saudi Arabia’s media minister.
- What
- He said the kingdom is stronger and more cohesive against the Houthi threat, and that Riyadh is accelerating major development projects.
- When
- The article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Riyadh, according to the headline. The conference’s location is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Conference
- 37th
- Threat named
- Houthi
- Projects
- Major development projects in Riyadh
- Article publication
- October 12, 2026
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