Saudi Arabia recalls 84,639 Toyota Camry cars over defect that could increase accident risk

Saudi Arabia is recalling 84,639 Toyota Camry cars from the 2025 and 2026 models due to an instrument panel defect. According to Arabian Business, this defect could affect warning lights, turn signals, and alerts, potentially increasing the risk of accidents.

In separate news, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman recently visited France, where he signed several agreements with the French government. One of these agreements, reported by Saudi Gazette, was a memorandum of understanding between the Saudi and French Ministries of Health. This MoU aims to enhance cooperation in areas such as public health, health security, and the development of health workforce and capabilities.

During the same visit, multi-billion dollar deals were also signed between Saudi and French firms in the energy and industry sectors, as reported by Ajel English. Additionally, Al-Monitor reported that a six-billion-euro investment was agreed upon for the creation of three theme parks near Paris, including one expected to be manga-themed.

Le Monde English noted that the idea for this project originated from a 2024 meeting between Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and French President Macron, who share a passion for manga, particularly Dragon Ball Z.

Brief written by urgent.news from Arabian Business, Saudi Gazette, Le Monde English, Ajel English, Al-Monitor — 5 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.