Only non-Muslim diplomats will be allowed entry to the liquor store in Riyadh, which will have stringent purchase limits and require registration via a mobile app.
Saudi Arabia intends to open its first liquor store in Riyadh, the country's capital, with sales limited to diplomats who are not Muslims. According to the document that was accessed, customers will register using a mobile app, and in order to make a legitimate purchase, they will require a clearance code from the foreign ministry. Customers will need to follow the store's monthly quotas. While Islamic law forbids the consumption of alcohol, this action represents a significant advancement in the region's efforts to draw tourists and business.
January 24, 2024
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