To Support Home-Based Businesses, Artisans: Details of “Yanbu Summer 2026” Events
The “Yanbu Summer 2026” events, organized by the Yanbu Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Tronox Saudi Manufacturing, have officially launched.
The program features a diverse lineup aimed at supporting local talent and energizing community and recreational activity. It includes an exhibition showcasing artisans and home-based businesses, alongside training workshops, entertainment programs, family theater and prizes for participants and visitors.
Event Schedule, Participation
“Yanbu Summer 2026” runs until September 7, with the goal of strengthening community participation, highlighting local products and crafts, and providing a comprehensive summer entertainment experience for Yanbu residents and visitors.
The Yanbu Chamber said the event is being held at the Chamber’s headquarters and is open to families daily from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in air-conditioned facilities. The experience includes workshops, exhibition booths, competitions and a children’s entertainment theater presented by Yousef Al-Sharif, in addition to valuable prizes for visitors.
Those wishing to participate and showcase their products can contact the Chamber at 0569227172.
About Yanbu
Located on the Red Sea coast in the Madinah region of western Saudi Arabia, Yanbu is the Kingdom’s second-largest Red Sea coastal city after Jeddah and one of its most important industrial and economic hubs.
The city comprises three main areas:
- Yanbu Al-Bahr: The historic port and the city’s administrative and residential center, featuring the historic coastal district and traditional markets.
- Yanbu Industrial City (Royal Commission): Established in 1975 as a global petrochemical and oil-refining complex, known for its modern urban planning and advanced infrastructure.
- Yanbu Al-Nakhl: The agricultural and historic area, home to villages and traditional orchards that once relied on freshwater springs.
Yanbu holds a prominent economic and tourism position as a global energy, petrochemical and refining center served by strategic ports. It is also known as the “Diving Capital” and a leading marine tourism destination, thanks to its beaches, unique coral reefs and the Royal Commission’s developed waterfront, alongside the historic district’s traditional stone architecture and ongoing festivals.
About Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah
Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah is the administrative capital of the Madinah region and Islam’s second holiest city after Makkah, as well as the first capital in Islamic history. It is located in western Saudi Arabia.
Among its names are Taybah, “Lady of Lands” and Dar Al-Salam. Mount Uhud, one of its most famous landmarks, is a historic and geographical site located about 4 km from Al-Masjid Al-Nabawi.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) migrated to Madinah, spent the last 10 years of his life there and is buried in the city. It is home to Al-Masjid Al-Nabawi, the second holiest mosque in Islam, and Quba Mosque, the first mosque built in Islam.
Other notable sites include the Holy Quran Exhibition and the Dar Al-Madinah Museum. The city continues to receive significant care and attention for its history and Islamic significance, with numerous development projects and progress in smart-city indicators.
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