Large step in the Muslim world: After 72 years Saudi Arabia lifts its alcohol ban

After 72 years of ban, Saudi Arabia has opened its first store of alcohol, exclusively for non-Muslim diplomats in Riyadi's Diplomatic Quarter.

This movement, although limited to a specific demographic, is part of the broader initiative of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to transform the kingdom into a more varied tourist and business destination, Periscope follows.

However, the decision has sparked mixed reactions among the Saudi population, reflecting a sense of progressive change and concerns about cultural influence.