The cat in Arab-Muslim culture: an animal to preserve
Because it can be different in other cultures, on the occasion of the International Cat Day, Kawa looks at the welcome that is given...
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At an altitude of 20,000 feet, Saudi women are emancipating themselves
One year after obtaining the right to drive in the Kingdom, Saudi women have just been authorized by decree of King Salman bin Abdulaziz...
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Abby & Mary, guests of honour in Abu Dhabi
Since last year, the Emirates Park Zoo in Abu Dhabi has been offering a new experience, inspired by an initiative that came straight from...
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Bombardier: a juicy contract for the monorail in Egypt
The Canadian firm Bombardier, specialized in the construction of transport materials, has just won a contract worth US$4.5 billion for the installation of the...
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Saudi cinema gains its place at the Venice Film Festival
On the occasion of the opening of the 76th Venice International Film Festival on 28 August, Kawa-news took an interest in the official selection,...
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Travel Monday #1: The Splendours of Al Wathba
Every Monday during the month of August, Kawa invites you to discover a breathtaking destination in the Arab world. Today, it is on the...
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A new robot-managed coffee shop opens in Dubai
Two years after recruiting the first humanoid robot policeman, the city of Dubai is taking a new step forward in artificial intelligence and robotics,...
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Saudi women are safe drivers
Since women have been able to drive in the kingdom, it seems that the figures for traffic offenses committed by women are particularly low,...
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Saudi Arabia: two Arabian leopard cubs were born in the kingdom
Since 2008, the Arabian leopard has been considered as a critically endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). In practice,...