Saudi Arabia plans to open two new alcohol stores, expanding on a recent shift in its alcohol policies. One store will cater to non-Muslim employees of Aramco in Dhahran, while another will serve diplomats in Jeddah. This follows the opening of a store in Riyadh last year, which was the first since a ban was imposed 73 years ago. The changes are part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's broader reforms aimed at modernizing the kingdom and diversifying its economy. While alcohol remains banned for the majority of the population, these stores will provide access to non-Muslims, reflecting a gradual easing of restrictions. The government aims to attract tourists and international businesses, with plans for further developments in the tourism sector.