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Reuters: Saudi Arabia plans to turn its flagship Future Investment Initiative conference into a hybrid event, allowing executives to participate remotely in the wake of deadly attacks at Riyadh airport this weekend. Some participants are still expected to travel to the kingdom, with possible plans to land at airstrips outside Riyadh or in neighboring Gulf states before continuing on to the capital. The move underscores Saudi Arabia's efforts to maintain its drive to attract global investment despite the escalating conflict with the Houthis.

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Reuters: Saudi Arabia plans to turn its flagship Future Investment Initiative conference into a hybrid event, allowing executives to participate remotely in the wake of deadly attacks at Riyadh airport this weekend. Some participants are still expected to travel to the kingdom, with possible plans to land at airstrips outside Riyadh or in neighboring Gulf states before continuing on to the capital. The move underscores Saudi Arabia's efforts to maintain its drive to attract global investment despite the escalating conflict with the Houthis.

Reuters: Saudi Arabia plans to turn its flagship Future Investment Initiative conference into a hybrid event, allowing executives to participate remotely in the wake of deadly attacks at Riyadh airport this weekend. Some participants are still expected to travel to the kingdom, with possible plans to land at airstrips outside Riyadh or in neighboring Gulf states before continuing on to the capital. The move underscores Saudi Arabia's efforts to maintain its drive to attract global investment despite the escalating conflict with the Houthis.