الكيان السعودي يحقق خسائر بنحو 500 مليون ريال في 2023

Saudi entity, a closed joint-stock company operating in real estate development and investment, recorded operating losses of 494.9 million Saudi riyals in 2023, compared to losses of 17.1 million riyals in the previous year.

This was stated in the company’s annual report issued by the Saudi stock exchange “Tadawul,” which attributed the significant increase in losses to a decline in real estate sales and the recording of an impairment allowance on the company’s investments.

The report indicated that the company’s total revenues reached 147.6 million riyals in 2023, compared to 62.8 million riyals in 2022, an increase of 135%. The loss per share was 0.70 riyals, compared to a loss of 0.02 riyals in 2022.

The company’s CEO, Eng. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al-Abdulkarim, said that “the financial results for 2023 reflect the impact of the economic challenges faced by the company, especially in light of the Corona pandemic and its repercussions on the real estate sector.”

Al-Abdulkarim added that the company is working to implement a strategic plan aimed at improving its financial performance and increasing its profitability in the coming period, noting that the company has a promising portfolio of real estate projects that will contribute to achieving its goals.

It is worth noting that Saudi Entity was established in 1976, and its headquarters is located in the city of Riyadh. The company is active in developing and managing commercial, residential, and industrial real estate projects, in addition to investing in securities and real estate.

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Riyadh – Sheikh Saleh bin Abdulaziz Al Sheikh, a member of the Council of Senior Scholars in Saudi Arabia, passed away on Monday evening at the age of 75.

His body was buried after the Asr prayer on Tuesday at Imam Turki bin Abdullah Mosque in Riyadh, with Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al Sheikh, the Grand Mufti of the Kingdom, leading the funeral prayer.

The deceased was born in Riyadh in 1946, memorized the Quran in his youth, then joined the Riyadh Scientific Institute. After graduation, he worked as a teacher in the same institute.

In 1992, a royal order appointed Sheikh Saleh as a member of the Council of Senior Scholars, a position he held until his death, making distinguished scholarly and missionary contributions.

The Royal Court mourned the deceased, expressing deep sorrow and asking Allah to have mercy on him and grant him Paradise.

Many officials, scholars, and preachers offered their condolences to the deceased’s family and the Saudi people, praising his blessed scholarly and missionary journey.

May Allah have mercy on Sheikh Saleh bin Abdulaziz Al Sheikh, grant him Paradise, and give his family, relatives, and loved ones patience and solace.

A new challenge has swept social media platforms in Saudi Arabia under the hashtag “#تحدي_حفيت” (Challenge of Shaving). Participants film themselves using sharp tools to completely shave their heads. This challenge has gained significant popularity, especially among Saudi youth, with many celebrities and social media activists taking part.

The “Shaving Challenge” began spreading in Saudi Arabia about a week ago, with some Saudi youths posting videos of themselves using razor blades or other sharp tools to shave their heads completely. The challenge quickly gained traction, particularly on the “TikTok” platform, where thousands of Saudis and Saudi women posted videos participating in the challenge.

Several Saudi celebrities and activists participated in the challenge, posting videos of themselves completely shaving their heads. Among the most prominent participants was Saudi fashionista Model Roz, who posted a video that garnered millions of views.

The challenge received significant interaction from Saudis, with many expressing their admiration for it and participating, while others criticized it, considering it a dangerous challenge that could cause physical harm to participants.

In this context, Dr. Fahd Al-Osaimi, a professor of sociology at King Saud University, said: “The Shaving Challenge is the latest trend in social media challenges sweeping the world, reflecting young people’s desire to attract attention and break routine. However, it also carries health and psychological risks.”

Al-Osaimi added: “Parents and schools should educate youth about the risks of such challenges and the necessity of not being drawn into them without thinking about the consequences.”

Dr. Khalid Al-Amri, a consultant dermatologist, said: “Using sharp tools to shave hair can cause wounds and scratches on the scalp, and may lead to serious skin infections if the tools are not properly sterilized.”

Al-Amri added: “I advise young people not to participate in such dangerous challenges and to seek safe and healthy entertainment methods.”

Conclusion: It seems that the “Shaving Challenge” will continue to spread in the coming period, especially with the participation of a large number of celebrities and activists. However, youth should be cautious and not be drawn into such dangerous challenges without thinking about the health and psychological consequences. Parents and schools should also play a role in educating youth about the risks of such challenges and the necessity of seeking safe and healthy entertainment methods.

اجتاح تحدي جديد مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي في المملكة العربية السعودية تحت وسم “#تحدي_حفيت”، حيث يقوم المشاركون بتصوير أنفسهم وهم يستخدمون أدوات حادة لحلق شعر رؤوسهم بالكامل. وقد لاقى هذا التحدي رواجاً كبيراً خاصة بين الشباب السعودي، حيث شارك فيه العديد من المشاهير والناشطين على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي.
محتوى المقال: بدأ تحدي “حفيت” بالانتشار في السعودية قبل أسبوع تقريباً، حيث قام عدد من الشباب السعوديين بنشر مقاطع فيديو وهم يستخدمون شفرات الحلاقة أو أدوات حادة أخرى لحلق شعر رؤوسهم بالكامل. وسرعان ما لاقى التحدي رواجاً كبيراً خاصة على منصة “تيك توك”، حيث نشر الآلاف من السعوديين والسعوديات مقاطع فيديو وهم يشاركون في التحدي.
وقد شارك في التحدي عدد من المشاهير والناشطين السعوديين، حيث قاموا بنشر مقاطع فيديو وهم يحلقون شعر رؤوسهم بالكامل. ومن أبرز المشاركين في التحدي كانت الفاشينيستا السعودية مودل روز، التي نشرت مقطع فيديو وحصل على ملايين المشاهدات.
وقد حظي التحدي بتفاعل كبير من قبل السعوديين، حيث أعرب الكثيرون عن إعجابهم بالتحدي وشاركوا فيه، في حين انتقده البعض الآخر معتبرين إياه تحدياً خطيراً قد يتسبب بأضرار جسدية للمشاركين فيه.
وفي هذا السياق، قال أستاذ علم الاجتماع في جامعة الملك سعود الدكتور فهد العصيمي: “تحدي حفيت هو أحدث صيحات تحديات منصات التواصل الاجتماعي التي تجتاح العالم، وهو يعكس رغبة الشباب في لفت الانتباه وكسر الروتين، لكنه في الوقت ذاته يحمل مخاطر صحية ونفسية.”
وأضاف العصيمي: “ينبغي على الأهل والمدارس توعية الشباب بمخاطر مثل هذه التحديات، وضرورة عدم الانجرار وراءها دون تفكير في العواقب.”
من جانبه، قال استشاري الأمراض الجلدية الدكتور خالد العمري: “استخدام أدوات حادة لحلق الشعر قد يتسبب بجروح وخدوش في فروة الرأس، كما قد يؤدي إلى التهابات جلدية خطيرة إذا لم يتم تعقيم الأدوات بشكل جيد.”
وأضاف العمري: “أنصح الشباب بعدم المشاركة في مثل هذه التحديات الخطيرة، والبحث عن وسائل ترفيهية آمنة وصحية.”
خاتمة: يبدو أن تحدي “حفيت” سيستمر في الانتشار خلال الفترة المقبلة، خاصة مع مشاركة عدد كبير من المشاهير والناشطين فيه. ومع ذلك، ينبغي على الشباب توخي الحذر وعدم الانجرار وراء مثل هذه التحديات الخطيرة دون تفكير في العواقب الصحية والنفسية. كما يجب على الأهل والمدارس أن تلعب دوراً في توعية الشباب بمخاطر مثل هذه التحديات، وضرورة البحث عن وسائل ترفيهية آمنة وصحية.

A recent scientific study conducted by researchers at King Saud University’s College of Medicine revealed that even 15 minutes of daily physical activity can significantly impact overall health and longevity.

The researchers found that individuals who engage in moderate physical activity for 15 minutes daily, such as brisk walking or light household chores, have up to a 14% lower risk of premature death compared to those who remain completely sedentary.

Dr. Abdullah Al-Mahna, head of the research team, explained that “the results confirm that exercise is not limited to gyms or intense workouts, but even simple daily movement has a significant positive impact on health.”

The study included over 5,000 participants from various age groups in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, and lasted for two years. Researchers used movement-tracking devices to accurately measure physical activity levels.

This study comes within the framework of national efforts to promote healthy lifestyles, as the Ministry of Health recently launched the “15 Minutes Changes Your Life” campaign to encourage citizens to engage in daily physical activity.

Previous studies had linked sedentary behavior to increased risks of heart disease, diabetes, and obesity, but this Saudi study is the first of its kind in the Kingdom to demonstrate the benefits of even simple movement.

It’s worth noting that the World Health Organization recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week, but this Saudi study shows that even less than that can make a difference.

These findings are good news for those who struggle with time constraints or difficulty adhering to intensive exercise programs, as they prove that good health requires only a little regular daily movement.