No single story is driving the conversation on the Kingdom in the foreign press this morning.

The big business story: Both Reuters and Bloomberg have given plenty of attention to the currency swap with China, which we cover in this morning’s news well, above.

Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud’s tour of P5 security council members (also covered above) is also getting plenty of ink.

In miscellany:

  • We’re channeling our inner Dubai: Six Flags Qiddiya has unveiled what it is billing as the world’s tallest and fastest rollercoaster, getting ink in Fox Business and the New York Post.
  • Good news for tourists: Travelers in the Kingdom will enjoy new rights in an air passenger bill of rights unveiled by the General Authority for Civil Aviation, Gulf News writes.
  • Neom announces new upscale development: Saudi mega city Neom unveiled Epicon, a development featuring two skyscrapers standing (one 225 m tall, the other 275 m) and a 41-key hotel near the resort. (Archdaily)
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