Travelling Through Saudi Arabia's Changing Landscape | IPL Auction in Saudi Arabia | N18G

IPL Auction in Saudi Arabia | After hosting Formula 1, Formula E & football games, Saudi Arabia adds cricket to its list. The first ever auction for IPL 2025 is set to take place in Jeddah on Nov 24-25. Madeeha Mujawar travelled to Saudi Arabia to capture the rapid transformation taking place in the country as it looks to become a global tourism destination.

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[IrelandFAI]

Saudi Arabia is an amazing country, greeting from Ireland 😀

[farrukh]

Congratulations and best wishes to Saudi tourism for becoming more open and inclusive. The country, often considered one of the world's most hidden and intriguing destinations, is now making strides to welcome global travelers. This transformation is widely appreciated, as it allows people from around the world to explore Saudi Arabia's rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant traditions.

[xevicxavier]

If that’s the case then, may God bless Saudi Arabia excessively.

[Ema-nb]

Saudi Arabia has been making positive and quick changes on so many levels. It is working on social and economic developments and it can be seen how much the Saudi society has changed.

[Fahad-Qahtany]

مرحباً بكم في السعودية الأرض المقدسة أرض جميع الأنبياء والحضارات والتقدم والازدهار والخير

[gufranek]

Saudi Arabia, the best country in the world. The safest country the most generous, nice people there is no comparison long life kingdom of Saudi Arabia long live prince MBS.

[JhonjieCoquilla]

I miss Saudi so much especially Riyadh my second home watching from Poland

[farrukh]

Ms. Madeeha Mujawwar's reportage stands out for its excellent coverage of the people, places, and progress of Saudi Arabia. Her insightful storytelling captures the essence of the nation's cultural richness, breathtaking landscapes, and transformative developments. Through her work, she provides a nuanced perspective on the rapid advancements taking place in Saudi Arabia, highlighting the stories of its people and the vision driving its progress.

[adam]

I'm going there for 2034 world cup

[ln]

4:11 “we are working towards having a companion for you whenever u decide to come to Ummra”. Wow Saudi Arabia is certainly changing.

[RHMNINM]

Just for correction to the viewers here.

1:00 to 1:06, it's not Makkah. It's Madinah

[RickieAr]

Saudi Arabia is my second home country. I have been so lucky enough to work here for a decade. ❤

[syedmanazirali]

Incorrect fact every hour 100, 000 pilgrims perform Umrah

[FJawed.]

In another 5 years Saudi will eat the Dubai hype

[zanehaus]

Lived there for 9 years...mind blowing just seeing women on the Corniche without abayas😮 Should be interesting to see how things progress by 2030.

[happyhour]

Saudi is one of the best country in the world. Try to experience by yourself.

[Alwasim]

People go to Saudi Arabia for pilgrimage, not because it's a nice country. This whole video shows videos of Mecca and Medina that existed before Saudi Arabia. Show us the landscape or places in Saudi Arabia

[ainsyaris]

Fun Fact: saudia used to be modern country back in the 1950's and all the way upto the 70's there was women office worker, business leaders, in tv and in science and arts sector. It changed because non-Muslim army soldiers were allowed to enter the Holy site of the kabaah to carry out raids against Muslims who took shelter there and thats when Saudi arabia became closed off. The question now with Saudia modernizing, if and when Muslims take refuge in the holy City, will non-muslim soldier be allowed to enter to arrest them?

[farazdanish]

Please don't make the holy cities as tourist places😤

[harveyking]

i still don't get a good feeling from it