Arab Media Summit opens in Dubai and runs through September 17

The Government of Dubai Media Office confirms that the 2026 Arab Media Summit runs from September 15 to 17 at Dubai World Trade Centre and is the event's largest edition so far.

Why it matters

People travelling to the venue or nearby business district should confirm registration, entry and transport arrangements. An event announcement does not mean unrestricted public admission.

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Our beginning: N Globe and China Rights Record are now live

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Oil jumps as Yanbu loadings pause and Libyan fields halt production

Saudi crude loadings at Yanbu were reported suspended while the East–West pipeline remained shut, and three Libyan fields halted during protests. Brent rose 3.3% to $109.20 on September 15.

Fuel, aviation, freight and food costs may face more pressure. Canadian producers may benefit, while households face higher inflation risks.

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Saudi Arabia · Public safety

2026.09.15 · 14:54 ET

Saudi cities briefly receive security alerts before Civil Defence issues all-clear

Saudi Arabia issued potential-danger alerts in Mecca, Jeddah, Taif and other locations on September 15. Civil Defence later said the danger had passed in Jeddah, Abha, Jazan, AlUla, Taif and Yanbu. Authorities did not immediately confirm an impact or damage from incoming weapons.

The alerts show that the Yemen conflict and missile-and-drone threat now reach a wider range of Saudi cities and Red Sea energy hubs. Although this alert ended, residents and travellers should rely on current Saudi Civil Defence, airport and airline notices.

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