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Yes, auctions for selling archaeological artifacts are held in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with a license from the Heritage Commission, according to the executive regulations for antiquities and urban heritage issued on February 25, 2022. Article Sixty-Seven of the regulations states that no natural or legal person may engage in the trade of movable antiquities or hold an auction for the sale of movable antiquities without obtaining a license. The third chapter of the regulations is dedicated t...

The Chambers of Commerce in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are non-profit entities aimed at promoting various commercial activities across commercial sectors. They represent the interests of the business community - within their jurisdiction - to ministries, authorities, and public institutions, and also work to protect and develop them. Establishment of Saudi Chambers The establishment of the Chambers of Commerce in the Kingdom dates back to the mid-twentieth century. The initial idea to create a...

It is one of the initiatives of the media strategy and localization of the advertising sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its organization. The Mawthooq License follows the General Authority of Media Regulation and aims to regulate the status of individuals providing advertising content on social media platforms. Through 'Mawthooq,' individuals are licensed to provide advertising content on social media platforms. The Mawthooq License covers social media platforms including (X,...

According to the Common Customs Law of the Gulf Cooperation Council States issued by Royal Decree No. Forty-One/M dated January 6, 2003, the goods exempt from customs duties in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are: Personal effects and household items According to Article 103, goods exempt from taxes 'duties' include personal effects and used household items brought by nationals residing abroad; foreigners arriving in the country for the first time for residence; and personal effects and g...