https://www.wsj.com/articles/saudi-arabia-curbs-death-penalty-in-move-to-soften-image-11610988102
The kingdom said it had imposed a moratorium on capital punishment for drug-related offenses that led to an 85% reduction in executions, as it seeks to attract Western tourists and foreign investment.

Saudi Arabia Curbs Death Penalty in Move to Soften Image
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