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Saudi Minister of Culture signs MOUs with leading media organizations

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The new deal comes as part of the Media City project, which will include the sectors of culture, technology and media. (Supplied)

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Updated 05 February 2020

Arab News

February 04, 2020 14:47

Saudi Minister of Culture signs MOUs with leading media organizations

Updated 05 February 2020

Arab News

February 04, 2020 14:47

Leading media and technology companies are to set up operations in ��Ƶ’s planned new “media city” in the diplomatic quarter of the capital, Riyadh.
The Minister of Culture, Prince Badr bin Farhan, signed agreements on Tuesday with Al-Arabiya News channel, MBC, and the Saudi Research and Marketing Group, publishers of Arab News.
Al-Arabiya has announced that it is expanding its operations to include new offices in ��Ƶ.