Ad Dammām
A bustling coastal city in Saudi Arabia's Ash Sharqīyah region.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — v of Northern Arabia
About Ad Dammām
Ad Dammām is a vibrant port city located on the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia within the Ash Sharqīyah region. Known for its strategic location, Ad Dammām has played a significant role in the country’s economic development, particularly in the oil and maritime sectors.
The city's importance extends beyond its economic contributions; it also holds cultural significance as a hub for various local festivals and events that celebrate its heritage. Rules.city provides practical civic information for Ad Dammām, verified from official sources, covering rules, fees, transport, and local services to help residents and visitors navigate the area effectively.
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Notable people from Ad Dammām
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Yahya Al-Shehrib. 1990Saudi Arabian footballer
Muhammad al-Arifib. 1970Saudi Arabian author and Da'i
Saʻd al-Ghāmidīb. 1967Saudi Arabian Imam and Qari- TTisir Al-Antaifb. 1974Saudi Arabian footballer
Norah Al Faizb. 1954Saudi deputy education minister (born 1956)- AAbdullah Al-Hafithb. 1992Saudi Arabian footballer
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