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73.6% participation in the local elections in Riyadh
The rate of participation in the first phase of the Saudi municipal elections which took place on Thursday in Riyadh and its district from which women were ruled out, reached 73.6% of voters according to official preliminary results, announced by the higher committee to supervise these elections.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 2/12/2005

For first time in their history, Saudis vote in municipal elections
For the first time in their history, the Saudis headed on Thursday for the ballot centers in the areas of the capital Riyadh to cast their votes in the first municipal elections taking place in the Kingdom all over its history.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 2/11/2005

Polio fears in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia, Health, 2/11/2005

Riyadh: ministerial reshuffle includes the ministries of information, al-Haj education and social affairs
The Saudi king Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz yesterday made a ministerial reshuffle according to which he exempted the two ministers of education and social affairs from their posts and changed the two ministers of al-Haj and information.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 2/9/2005

Amid rumors on the deteriorated health conditions of King Fahd, Riyadh: authority transfer will be simple