Saudi Film Commission Takes Part in Venice International Film Festival

The participating Saudi delegation will be headed by Film Commission CEO Eng. Abdullah Al-Eyaf
The participating Saudi delegation will be headed by Film Commission CEO Eng. Abdullah Al-Eyaf
TT

Saudi Film Commission Takes Part in Venice International Film Festival

The participating Saudi delegation will be headed by Film Commission CEO Eng. Abdullah Al-Eyaf
The participating Saudi delegation will be headed by Film Commission CEO Eng. Abdullah Al-Eyaf

The Saudi Film Commission will participate in the 80th Venice International Film Festival, which will take place from August 30 to September 9 in Venice, Italy.

The participating Saudi delegation will be headed by Film Commission CEO Eng. Abdullah Al-Eyaf.

The commission will host a group of international experts in a panel discussion titled "Challenges and Solutions to Marketing Non-English Films to a Global Audience" during its participation in the round-table meeting.

The commission will also promote a campaign for the Saudi film industry's notable success and development in this vital and creative field.

The Saudi Film Commission seeks to consolidate its presence and relationship with international filmmakers through dialogue sessions and bilateral meetings and to promote incentive programs to attract and encourage international film productions to film in the Kingdom.



Makkah Taxi Service Introduced at Hajj Conference, Exhibition

The RCMC announced that Makkah Taxi began operations on Monday January 13 - SPA
The RCMC announced that Makkah Taxi began operations on Monday January 13 - SPA
TT

Makkah Taxi Service Introduced at Hajj Conference, Exhibition

The RCMC announced that Makkah Taxi began operations on Monday January 13 - SPA
The RCMC announced that Makkah Taxi began operations on Monday January 13 - SPA

The Hajj Conference and Exhibition marked the launch of Makkah Taxi, a new transportation service developed by the General Transport Center of the Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites (RCMC), with the first operating license under the contract concession system in Makkah.
The RCMC announced that Makkah Taxi began operations on Monday, January 13, rolling out in phases to ensure a smooth transition.

According to SPA, the service will operate around the clock, featuring 47 designated locations strategically positioned throughout Makkah at key stations and around the Grand Mosque area for convenient access and efficient service.
Minister of Transport and Logistic Services Saleh Al-Jasser presented the Makkah Taxi operating license to the winning company at the conference launch. The fleet is projected to reach approximately 1,800 vehicles by the end of 2025, significantly enhancing transportation services and meeting the growing demand within Makkah.