Saudi Gazette

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Saudi Gazette
Type	Daily newspaper
Format

Owner
Publisher	Okaz Organization for Press and Publication
Editor-in-Chief	Dr. Mohammed Shoukany
Associate Editor	Dr. Abdullah Al-Bargi
Founded	1976
Price	SR2
Headquarters	Jeddah Saudi Arabia
ISSN	1319-0326

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                              About The Saudi Gazette

The Saudi Gazette is one of the largest, and most read newspapers in Saudi Arabia. For more than 30 years, The Gazette has been committed to delivering readers the news and information they rely on in a format they enjoy.

We have transformed the process of gathering and disseminating the news by creating synergies between our newsroom and saudigazette.com.sa, our online gateway. We are in the process of the evolution of a newsroom into the Rapid News System, a shift that will allow us to expand into multimedia and deliver relevant, targeted news across multiple platforms based on reader's needs.

The Saudi Gazette is part of the Okaz family, a company rich in its diversity of people and communities. Okaz serves readers throughout operations within Saudi Arabia, as well as the Arab world.

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As of May 2005, Dr. Ahmed Yousaf Al-Sanad is the editor-in-chief.^[2]

Now, the Gazette's Editor-in-Chief is a Saudi academic called Mohammed Al-Shoukany, who successfully brought the Gazette into a totally new format in 14 April 2007. Shoukany has assigned a number of professionals to help him run the newspaper. Mohammed Salim Al-Kinani, Media:Abdullah Al-Hariri and Adel Al-Malki are the only Saudi reporters in the Gazette.^{[citation needed]}