Saudi youth see rise in vaping licenses

The article addresses the spread of electronic cigarettes among youth in Saudi Arabia, with a focus on the increasing usage rates among the 13 to 15-year-old age group and emphasizing the health risks associated with them, such as respiratory diseases, pneumonia, and nicotine addiction. It explains that the misconception that they are less harmful than traditional smoking contributes to their proliferation, alongside a gradual rise in female users. The Saudi market is witnessing a growth in the number of sales outlets and products, with tobacco activity registrations exceeding 14,000 licenses by the first quarter of 2026. There is a variety of prices and types available, and fruit-flavored options are identified as a primary factor driving popularity. The report advises intensified awareness campaigns and preventive efforts to curb their spread and address the related health risks.

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