Ramadan Al Sherbini is a journalist for Gulf News, focusing on multinational news with a specific emphasis on Saudi Arabia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, cultural events, and economic developments in the region. Ramadan provides insightful and informative reporting to keep readers updated on the latest news and happenings in Saudi Arabia.
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Ramadan Al Sherbini's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, breaking news, and evolving stories related to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. His themes of interest include Government & Politics, Crime, Human Resources & Employment, and Entertainment News.
When reaching out to Ramadan Al Sherbini or considering him as a source for your story pitch or inquiry, keep in mind his strong focus on covering governmental activities such as announcements and regulations in the specified regions. If you have insights into these areas or can provide valuable context around ongoing developments in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait within the themes he covers, it is likely to be well received.
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28-year-old man defendant was earlier accused of hacking 200 US websites
Train service between Al Shadadiya and Riyadh to transport 3,300 passengers a day
By: Ramadan Al Sherbini
Driver admitted into ICU after suffering serious fractures in head
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By: Ramadan Al Sherbini
Employers, employees urged to register to safeguard contractual rights
By: Ramadan Al Sherbini
Social media reports also alleged student died of shock after news of family deaths
Defendant is charged with inciting 'debauchery and prostitution'
By: Ramadan Al Sherbini
Cecilia initiated similar enterprise in Abu Dhabi four years ago
Regulations state that dues owed to workers or their heirs are first-degree debts
Rulings issued on 118,100 cases; Riyadh and Mecca in the lead
By: Ramadan Al Sherbini
The duo was arrested before leaving the Kingdom
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