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‘Saudi’s got talent?’ Kingdom mulls entertainment academy

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RIYADH: Saudi investment chiefs want to ensure more of the country’s workforce is trained to work in the entertainment sector. The Kingdom’s General Entertainment Authority (GEA) has signed an

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