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Watermelon leads Saudi fruit production, exceeding 620,000 tons annually

RIYADH — Saudi Arabia produces over 620,000 tons of watermelon annually, making it the country’s top-produced fruit with peak demand in the summer. The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture explained that the highly valued fruit — due to its refreshing taste and rich nutritional content — is widely cultivated across several regions, including Riyadh, Makkah, Eastern Region, Al-Jouf, Al-Baha, Madinah, Qassim, Tabuk, Hail, Aseer, and Jazan. This cultivation helps meet local market demand in the summer. **media[2726321]** Other than being an important raw material for the food-processing industry, the watermelon adapts well to different climatic conditions and is produced in several varieties with diverse sizes, colors, and flavors. Beyond supporting food security and economic diversification, watermelon production benefits from government support through agricultural guidance, financing, modern farming technologies, and enhanced marketing and supply-chain initiatives.

Mohammed bin Rashid issues decree forming board of directors of Dubai Real Estate Corporation, chaired by Maktoum bin Mohammed

Dubai: In his capacity as the Ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, issued Decree No. (16) of 2026 on the Board of Directors of the Dubai Real Estate Corporation, chaired by his Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, First Deputy Ruler of Dubai.According to the Decree, Hesham Abdullah Al Qassim will serve as Vice Chairman of the Board. Other members of the Board include: Mohamed Hadi Ahmed Al Hussaini, Rashid Mohammed Rashid Al Mutawa, Shoaib Mir Hashem Khoory, Abdulaziz Mohammed Al Mulla, and Rashed Ali bin Obood Al Falasi.The Decree is effective from the date of its issuance and will be published in the Official Gazette.

Mango (langra) Rs 160 per Kg, Sindhri 280, Malwa 140

Mango (langra) Rs 160 per Kg, Sindhri 280, Malwa 140

UAE Ministry of Finance marks debut listing of Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk on Nasdaq Dubai

Photo Credit : WAM The UAE Ministry of Finance has celebrated the official listing of the country’s first-ever Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk Programme on Nasdaq Dubai, marking a major step in expanding access to government-backed investment opportunities for retail investors. The milestone was marked by an opening bell ceremony led by Mohamed bin Hadi Al Hussaini [] The post UAE Ministry of Finance marks debut listing of Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk on Nasdaq Dubai appeared first on Middle East News 247.

Market Bag: Onion dip to $300, yam up to $500 as Yaksta shops at ‘Curry’

KINGSTON, Jamaica – It’s a mixed bag for food prices this weekend as the costs of some items are up while others are down at the Coronation Market in Kingston.Onion, at 300 a pound; lettuce (400) and tomato (100) are among the food items fetching lower prices compared to last week. However, yellow yam (500), sweet pepper (400) and hot pepper (400) will all cost you more this weekend.This week, host Carlysia Ramdeen welcomed special guest, popular reggae singer Yaksta, who is also a farmer.Tune in to an all-new Market Bag on all Jamaica Observer digital platforms.