Decades ago, thousands of Malaysians were born & grew up in Saudi Arabia.

I am one of them. After studying and working in Malaysia, I am back to work in Saudi Arabia. Feel lucky having born here and lived in Malaysia for some ten years, but many have not had this chance and experience living in Malaysia.

Again, here to witness a new experience that is working here and of course to exchanging experience and bridging gaps between Melayu Saudi & Malaysian there.


Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Entertainment is Saudi Arabia

Several Arabic and English dailies are published in the Kingdom. The two English language newspapers are Arab News,and Saudi Gazette. A wide range of American and European newspapers, magazines and books are also available in bookshops and newsstands.
The overseas broadcasting services of different countries are available on short and medium wave radios in Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom’s broadcasting service provides programs in English,

French and other languages
There are four Saudi television channels available across the Kingdom. Channel One is an Arabic language station and Channel Two is in English. The English Channel provides full-length films, short features and programs from European and American television sources. Channel Three is a sports channel. Saudi Channel Four is an all-news satellite channel which was inaugurated in January 2004.

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