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Tadawul Shares End Trading Week Higher; Al Ashghal Al Moysra Ticks Up
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07:31 AM EST, 11/12/2026 (MT Newswires) -- The Tadawul All Share Index closed out the Thursday trading session at 0.18% in the green as investors kept their eyes on the latest geopolitical updates in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia intercepted missile attacks from the Houthi group on Wednesday. The move resulted in debris falling into the Mecca region of the kingdom, Saudi's General Directorate of Civil Defense said. In other news, Israel also launched an airstrike on a hospital in the Gaza Strip, media reports said. The air attack resulted in at least six casualties. Israeli military said that it targeted Hamas members who were allegedly operating in the building. Back at home, Al Ashghal Al Moysra (SASE:9608) shares closed 5.53% higher as the logistics and facilities management company secured a project to deliver pest control services, labor, materials, and equipment for the Prince Sultan Military Medical City. Meanwhile, Public Investment Fund-owned artificial intelligence company Humain launched its new Humain+ learning center and program. The new Riyadh-based center aims to boost the AI skills of individuals in the country. "Technology will continue to evolve at an extraordinary pace, and we have a responsibility to ensure that people have the practical knowledge, experience and confidence to evolve with it. Through HUMAIN+, we are connecting our full-stack AI capabilities with hands-on learning, empowering leaders to make better decisions, professionals to transform how they work, and builders to turn ideas into real solutions," Humain Chief Executive Officer Tareq Amin commented.
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