Atal ban on liquor in Saudi, officials rejected rumors

Riyadh : Big news is coming out. Saudi Arabia officials have denied reports of lifting of liquor ban. Discussions have been going on in Saudi Arabia to lift the ban on liquor for a few days. But Saudi Arabia officials have clarified. Saudi Arabia has not made any changes in its liquor policy. The first report of the removal of liquor ban by Saudi Arabia after 73 years was published on a wine blog without any source. After this, many international media outlets reported on it.

Claim in report

It was reported that the ban on liquor has been lifted by Saudi Arabia in view of hosting the 2034 FIFA World Cup. The report also states that Saudi Arabia has allowed the sale of liquor in only a few areas. It consisted of luxury hotels, resorts and space for tourists. It was also said that Saudi Arabia’s new cities such as Niom, Sindala and Red Sea Projects have been allowed to sell liquor at some places. Media reports also stated that Saudi Arabia has only allowed the sale of alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine and cider.

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The ban on alcohol has not been lifted.

However, Saudi Arabia officials while speaking to the Reuters News Agency have said that they are all rumors. Officials said the Islamic country is the home of Mecca and Medina, the two holiest cities of Saudi Arabia Islam. In addition, Islam has strict laws regarding the sale and intake of alcohol. The state ruler Mohammed bin Salman has not taken any decision regarding the sale of liquor. But Saudi Arabia officials have clarified that no such decision has been taken.

He has tried to improve the country’s conservative Islamic image only to attract foreign tourists and investment. But the ban on alcohol has not been lifted. Crown Prince has improved the country’s oil -based economy under Vision 2030. It includes things like cinema and music, organizing cultural programs. Sports competitions will also be held in Saudi Arabia. It is also a vision 2030 project. All these things are going to change. However, the authorities have made it clear that the ban on liquor will continue.