Joel Barrick

Jordan generated almost $1 billion from medical tourism in 2025, up 4 percent year on year, from 230,000 foreign patients, according to a news report. The in-demand medical services include obesity and cosmetic surgery, orthopaedic and neurosurgical procedures, cardiology services, as well as obstetrics and gynaecology treatments including IVF procedures, Fawzi Hammouri, president of the Private Hospitals Association, told the Jordan Times.

Agriculture Sabic Agri-Nutrients reported a revenue increase of 18% Sabic Agri-Nutrients, which is 50 percent owned by Saudi Basic Industries Corporation, will pay a dividend of SAR1.7 billion ($454 million) after net profit and revenues recorded significant growth in 2025. The fertliser company’s dividend payout stands at 35 percent of the total share capital, or SAR3.5 per share, the company said in a statement to the Saudi stock exchange on Sunday.

Gaming Pexels/RDNE Stock project Pixel Flow! has attracted more than 10 milllion users since its launch Scopely, a video game developer and publisher owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, will acquire a majority stake in Istanbul-based Loom Games as the kingdom accelerates pace to position itself as a global centre for gaming.