Italy warns against all travel to Saudi Arabia
Italy's Foreign Ministry has reiterated its warning against all travel to Saudi Arabia, citing a continued deterioration in the kingdom’s security situation. The updated travel advisory, issued on October 22, urges Italians to postpone all journeys and avoid using Saudi airports, recommending facilities in neighboring countries instead. Citizens already in Saudi Arabia are advised to exercise utmost caution and follow local authority instructions, particularly to shelter in place during emergencies. Travel to the southern provinces of Jazan, Najran, and Aseer, especially near the Yemen border, remains strongly discouraged.
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