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Saudi Arabia's new Civil Transactions Law entered into force on 16 December 2023.

As part of its Vision 2030 program, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (“KSA”) has made a concerted effort to modernise and develop its arbitration framework.

Corporate business transactions in Saudi Arabia demand careful planning and legal expertise due to the country's unique blend of Sharia (Islamic law) and modern regulatory frameworks...

KSA has established a new, structured statutory framework safeguarding creditors' rights in commercial and financial debt recovery.

The Ministry of Investment Saudi Arabia has issued new guidance in respect of its Regional Headquarter Programme, which incentivises companies to set up their regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia by obtaining an RHQ business licence.

Understanding and dealing with the legal process in Saudi Arabia can be challenging, especially for businesses that are unfamiliar with the country's judicial system. Saudi Arabia follows a unique legal framework, grounded in Islamic law (Sharia), with its own specific procedures and requirements for litigation.

Pursuant to Ministerial Resolution No. 60339 dated 25 October 2025, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has issued new rules regulating the outsourcing (internal secondment) of non-Saudi labour between establishments through the Ajeer Program.

Debt recovery in KSA involves more than just persistent follow-up; it depends on knowledge of applicable regulations, cultural norms, and procedural requirements.

Starting a business in Saudi Arabia offers promising prospects for entrepreneurs and investors. Nevertheless, just like every other country, there is a set of procedures to be undertaken...

In KSA's fast-paced business market, companies' success depends on effective liquidity management. However, organisations may encounter late payments or unresponsive customers...

Compliance with specific regulatory processes is an obligatory requirement for these foreign companies that intend to expand their business in Saudi Arabia in order to create a company in the Kingdom.

Entrepreneurship has become a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. The Kingdom is actively diversifying its economy by encouraging private sector growth and innovation...

Debt issues affect individuals and businesses in Saudi Arabia, from late payments to overdue accounts receivable. This article explores how professional legal assistance helps resolve financial disputes, recover payments, and restore financial stability through structured mechanisms under Saudi law. Additionally, it examines Egypt's Resolution No. 77 of 2023, which provides cash investment incentives for industrial projects to stimulate economic growth and industrial investment.

With its cutting-edge infrastructure, strong consumer base, and strategic location, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has become a hub for entrepreneurs and investors...

It is necessary to obtain the correct licenses and permits from the related authorities to set up and operate a Company in Saudi Arabia. Unless the company obtains a valid commercial license, it will be at risk of legal punishments, fines, or even closure.

Riyadh has emerged as the economic hub of the KSA, with Vision 2030 driving a new wave of diversification and attracting global investment. In the midst of this momentum, organisations need lawyers...

On 09 April 2020, the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ('KSA') announced the enactment of the Commercial Courts Law (CCL)*, representing a significant move to streamline the Kingdom's court system.