Northern borders region: Livestock farming remains one of the most important economic and social traditions in Northern Borders Region, reflecting the region's deep-rooted Bedouin heritage and serving as a key source of livelihood for generations. According to Saudi Press Agency, with the approach of Eid Al-Adha, the region's markets experience heightened activity and increased demand for sheep, camels, and goats. Many breeders have adopted digital platforms and online applications to market and deliver livestock, making access to sacrificial animals easier for consumers both within and beyond the region. The Northern Borders Region is among the Kingdom's richest in livestock resources, with more than seven million head of camels, sheep, goats, and cattle. This abundance reinforces the region's role in supporting national food security and sustaining Saudi livestock markets.
Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, and Qatar Advance to Khaleeji 27 Semi-Finals
Riyadh:The group stage of the Arabian Gulf Cup, also known as Khaleeji 27, concluded with Saudi Arabia, Oman, the UAE, and Qatar securing their places in the semi-finals.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Saudi Arabia emerged as the leader of Group A…