Diplomatic High-Fives Over the Strait: Oman and Iran Keep It Flowing in Muscat!

The Buzz in Muscat

MUSCAT, Oman, recently buzzed with exciting energy as leaders from the Sultanate of Oman and the Islamic Republic of Iran sat down for crucial talks. During the visit of H.E. Dr. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and H.E. Dr. Abbas Araghchi, they met with His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik and Oman's Foreign Minister. Moreover, the conversation flowed smoothly, with Oman proudly reaffirming support for the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding.  

They emphasized keeping dialogue alive to make it a real success, building stronger ties every step of the way.  

Navigating the Hormuz Future Together

As coastal states of the Strait of Hormuz, both nations actively reaffirmed their commitment to safe passage under international law. They discussed key matters relating to the Strait of Hormuz while respecting sovereignty over territorial waters.  

Additionally, they agreed to launch a joint working group between foreign ministries. This group will tackle future navigation administration, services, and costs. They even plan broader chats with other littoral states, ensuring everything honors the two coastal powers.  

Riyadh's Education Revolution: Where Future Bosses Actually Thrive!

The Campus That Gets It

The University of New Haven – Riyadh (NHU-Riyadh) has unveiled the design of its first college, the College of Business and Digital Innovation, opening this autumn at Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City (Misk City) in Riyadh. Students will step into spaces shaped by how they learn, not just what. 

Moreover, Kampus, a U.K. studio specialising in evidence-led educational design, crafted every detail around real student life.  

Built for Action, Not Lectures 

Classrooms, study zones, and shared areas deliver acoustic comfort, smart lighting, and inclusive vibes that go beyond standard rules. The campus actively supports collaboration and hands-on experiences. 

Additionally, NHU leaders emphasize experiential learning, and this innovative setup makes it happen. As the first U.S. branch campus in Saudi Arabia, NHU-Riyadh launches a fresh era for Saudi talent. 

Saudi Dreams Unlock: Foreigners Can Now Own Property in the Kingdom!

The Big News from Riyadh

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia just swung open the doors for foreign real estate ownership! The Real Estate General Authority (REGA) launched the exciting "Saudi Properties" portal, letting non-Saudis start their ownership journey right away after the Foreign Real Estate Ownership Law took effect in January 2026.  

This digital gateway makes everything smooth and official. You complete applications, check eligibility, and track progress online with ease while exploring approved opportunities.  

How It Works for Everyone

Non-Saudi residents dive in using their residency number through the portal. Others grab a digital identity card first from Saudi missions abroad. Companies register via "Invest Saudi" for their unified number.  

The system lets you own property across most regions while keeping Makkah and Madinah special for Saudi companies and Muslim individuals. Transitioning to this new era boosts transparency and urban growth. Saudi Properties at saudiproperties.rega.gov.sa is your go-to spot. Dive in and grab your slice of the Kingdom's booming future!