Saudi newspapers highlighted in their editorials today a number of issues at local, regional and international arenas. Al-Bilad and Al-Yaum newspapers reported in their editorial that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia always seeks to achieve welfare and decent life for its citizens. The papers added that Saudi Arabia's wise leadership issued a royal order exempting the real estate supplies from value-added tax and the state bears the real estate transaction tax up to one million riyals of the price of buying first home in addition to continuing work to exempt residential real estate leases from value-added tax. The papers further added that these unprecedented steps confirmed the leadership's keenness on supporting sons and daughters of homeland, meeting their needs and achieving their welfare and a decent life. The papers concluded by saying that such steps would effectively contributed to developing the public revenues and promoting non-oil revenues. In another context, Okaz newspaper reported in its editorial that the education is one of the most important goals of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Vision's 2030. The paper added that Saudi Arabia's vision made education broad horizons for pushing the wheel of development and meeting the needs of labor market. The paper concluded by saying that the public and universal education are being provided by unprecedented support and attention of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and HRH Crown Prince.
