The first liquor store was opened in Riyadh, the Saudi capital
The government has not confirmed the opening of liquor stores, reports (Photo: ExpressWeb)
Saudi Arabia has opened its first bar in the diplomatic quarter in the capital Riyadh.
According to a foreign news agency report, the Saudi government has not officially confirmed the opening of a bar in the capital, but diplomats must obtain a permit through a special app.
Reports say that no guest or person under 21 will be allowed to enter the store while photography and use of mobile phones will also be banned in the store.
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Earlier, at the beginning of this year, it was reported that the Saudi government has started preparations to open a brewery in the country for the first time in history.
Reuters claimed in its report that the country’s first alcohol store in the capital Riyadh will be opened exclusively for non-Muslim diplomats.
Consumers have to register through the mobile app to purchase liquor and get a clearance code from the Ministry of External Affairs, the consumers will be provided with liquor according to their monthly quota.
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