AlKhobar

Al Khobar is a city located on the western coast of the Persian Gulf in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. It is part of the Dammam metropolitan area, often referred to as the "Tri-Cities" along with Dammam and Dhahran. Historically, Al Khobar was a small fishing village that grew significantly with the discovery of oil in the region.

The city's economy is heavily influenced by the petroleum industry, as it is situated near major oil fields and serves as a key administrative and commercial hub for Saudi Aramco. Al Khobar is also a significant center for trade and commerce, boasting several large shopping malls and a thriving business district. Its strategic location and modern infrastructure make it an attractive destination for both business and tourism.

Al Khobar offers a variety of attractions, including its scenic corniche which features parks, recreational areas, and beautiful views of the Arabian Gulf. The city also hosts a number of cultural sites and modern architectural marvels. Educational institutions and healthcare facilities are well-established, contributing to the quality of life for its residents. The population of Al Khobar is diverse, with a significant expatriate community working in various sectors.