An alcohol shop for diplomats has opened in Saudi Arabia in the month of Ramadan and since gone viral.
It’s a significant move in a country that has banned alcohol for over 70 years in 1952.
Some believe in order to transform the tourism economy it is a sign of things to come.
In the meantime, Riyadh has become known for making some of the best non-alcohol cocktails in the world.
Is this a small policy change, or does it signal a wider relaxation of the rules?
We hear from young Saudis about the generational divide in a country trying to change its image.
