The National Gas & Industrialization Company (GASCO) is seeking qualified Saudi employees to fill 50 vacancies.
The company addressed its need for 50 truck drivers to the Human Resource Fund, which considered the company’s offer to use Saudi labor force.
Muhammad Alshabnan, GASCO general manager, has made known the company’s need to employ qualified foreign drivers.
So the company informed the Human Resource Fund in Riyadh that there are 50 vacancies with a starting salary of SR 2,185 per month plus annual housing allowance of SR 6,555.
Meanwhile, official authorities conducting a comprehensive revision of the company’s rules, realized the employees' dissatisfaction because of the preferential treatment.
Housing allowance is equivalent to 31 percent of what employees get in a company, which exclusively distributes gas all over the country.
The authorities are looking into the extent of mismanagement in the company, as well as lack of job satisfaction among the majority of field employees, which affected the flow of gas recently.
The general manager of the company denied that he has signed or sent any letter to the Human Resource Fund or hindered the employment of Saudi citizens in the company.
He emphasized the fact that he gave the green light to search for Saudi truck drivers to be employed.
Apart from this, he asserted his intention to conduct an official inquiry about the fake letter sent in his name to the Human Resource Fund.
GASCO is seeking Saudi employees to fill 50 vacancies
GASCO is seeking Saudi employees to fill 50 vacancies
Jeddah Fit Expo 2026 offers inspiration, innovation
- Sports, fitness, wellness in spotlight at Jeddah Superdome
- Gyms and fitness brands offer visitors a wide range of interactive experiences
JEDDAH: Jeddah Superdome welcomed more than 1,000 athletes of all ages on Wednesday for a heart-pounding session which placed sports, fitness and wellness in the spotlight.
The Jeddah Fit Expo 2026 is taking place until Jan. 31 and visitors on the first day were treated to a heady environment filled with high-intensity energy and in which cutting-edge fitness trends met the inspirational spirit of sportsmanship.
More than 300 brands and over 200 exhibitors engaged in in-depth exchanges and interactions according to organizers, while jointly forging an event for the global sports and fitness industry.
Mohammed Al-Aidarous, from the event’s organizing committee, told Arab News the expo aimed to spread the culture of fitness as a daily lifestyle and sought to encourage best international expertise and practices, while empowering and developing local sports talents.
He said: “The sports and fitness industry is a rapidly growing sector globally. Especially in Saudi Arabia, there is an increasing focus on health and fitness among the general public. Consequently there is a growing demand for fitness-related products and services.”
The exhibition, which is in its fourth edition, has brought together suppliers of fitness equipment and sports and leisure products, along with representatives from nutrition and health sectors, wellness clinics, youth sports education, and artificial intelligence solution providers.
Many of the participants are introducing new products to meet changing market trends, leveraging the national fitness policies, deeply exploring market demand, and expanding their presence in the sports industry market, thereby providing users with more professional services.
Gyms and fitness brands at the event are offering visitors a wide range of interactive, educational and commercial opportunities designed to promote healthy lifestyles while showcasing the latest industry innovations.
Danya Aljamal, an event coordinator at GymNation, said: “We are here to show sports enthusiasts who we are and what we can do to make them change their lifestyle with sports. GymNation is about enjoying your time, having fun, challenging yourself and making the best form of your body.”
She added: “We will be offering visitors our famous Hyrox class. It is designed to help enhance your strength and explosive power through a combination of targeted, high-intensity exercises and I hope people enjoy it.”
AI is rapidly reshaping athletic training environments. The exhibition features platforms that analyze an athlete’s movement, track progress, and offer automated corrections.
Saudi entrepreneur Mohammed Kaki, founder and CEO of FitLife, an Al-powered health-tech startup delivering B2B personalized nutrition and wellness plans, said: “We are proud to share the FitLife platform and feel excited to take these insights and relationships to the next level during this three-day event.
“FitLife is an app developed to make people’s fitness journey much easier and more convenient. Our algorithms were developed to produce accurate programs with a full range of workouts and recipes designed to fit people’s daily schedule and preferences.
“Our objective at FitLife is to foster growth and revolutionize the way people perceive health and fitness.”
Kaki indicated that the startup was also aiming to support coaches and specialists in sports and health organizations through AI solutions.
Beyond the exhibition stands and workshops, bodybuilding, calisthenics, taekwondo and volleyball are among the activities taking place at Jeddah Superdome.
