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July 7, 11 AM - Tabuk Chamber is pleased to invite you to attend a workshop for businesswomen (Beneficial Ownership Rules and Compliance Requirements) in cooperation with the Ministry of Commerce, Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at 11:00 AM, Tabuk Chamber headquarters https://tabukchamber.porsline.com/s/VXVVf3Gt
Official listing for Neom S.C. vs Al Ittihad in Tabuk. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Neom S.C. vs Al Najmah in Tabuk. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Neom S.C. vs Al Nassr in Tabuk. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Neom S.C. vs Al Khaleej in Tabuk. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Neom S.C. vs Al Qadsiah in Tabuk. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Official listing for Neom S.C. vs Al Okhdood in Tabuk. View verified timing, venue, directions, attendance details, and source information on EventLive.
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Tabuk is a historic crossroads between its Ottoman castle and the Hejaz Railway station, and a gateway to the northwest's mountain landscapes, from Wadi Al-Disah to snow-capped Jabal al-Lawz.
Photo: Rahman Salem · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
A green mountain valley ringed by red sandstone cliffs, with palm groves and springs; administratively part of Tabuk region (about 85 km southwest of the city), though geographically within the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Nature Reserve tied to the NEOM project.
Tabuk region's highest peak at around 2,500 meters, and the only place in Saudi Arabia with near-annual winter snowfall; administratively part of Tabuk region (about 200 km northwest of the city) and within NEOM's geographic footprint.
Photo: Heritage Commission · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
A stone fortress dating to 1559, built to protect Levant-route caravans and supply them with water from a nearby well; restored, and now home to a small regional history museum.
Tabuk's historic station on the Hejaz Railway line, with restored Ottoman-era buildings and an original locomotive and carriages, now a museum on the railway's route and Tabuk's role along it.
Tabuk's historic core, extending into old popular markets such as Souq Al-Tawaheen, which traded tent supplies, coffee tools, and honey for decades before losing ground to modern retail. It sits next to Tabuk Castle and still carries some of the city's early built character.
An old town on the Midian plateau northwest of Tabuk, tied in local tradition to the story of Prophet Shu'ayb and positioned on an ancient trade route between Arabia and the Levant. Old stone construction is still visible in its historic center.
A large family park in Tabuk's Batruman district covering roughly 500,000 square metres, with walking trails, shaded seating, a children's play area, and a visitor prayer room — the city's main green recreation space.
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