Nasser bin Abdulrahman Al-Hazani is the newly appointed spokesperson for the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (HRSD).
Al-Hazani’s appointment came recently under instructions by the minister of HRSD. Speaking to Arab News, he said: “As a spokesman for Human Resources and Social Development I will work on increasing public awareness and keep them updated about the ministry’s latest developments, besides building a strong liaison with the media.”
Al-Hazani has a bachelor of arts from King Saud University, majoring in mass communication, public relations, and a master’s in mass communication from Al-Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University obtained in 2009.
His expertise lies in his management of communications and formal representation of an organization, integrated strategic planning for communications, media and marketing, image generation for an organization that conforms to the organization’s vision, and building an extensive public relations network with media authorities and agencies in Saudi Arabia and GCC countries.
Al-Hazani was a journalist between 2002 and 2011, while simultaneously working as a media and public relations specialist in the Cooperation Council for Arab States of the Gulf from 2004 to 2007, and as a TV presenter on Al-Majd TV.
He also worked as a media affairs manager and spokesman for the National Water Company.
His training includes “Strategies Management and Planning,” from Altawail Management and Training Center, “Effective Supervision for Leaders,” from the Arabic Center for Marketing, and “Conference Management Strategies,” from Alwaha Center in Dubai.
Earlier this year he released a book, “The Media in its New Age.”
Nasser bin Abdulrahman Al-Hazani, spokesperson for Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
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Nasser bin Abdulrahman Al-Hazani, spokesperson for Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
- Al-Hazani worked as a media affairs manager and spokesman for the National Water Company
Saudi Arabia condemns terrorist attacks in Pakistan’s Balochistan
- Separatist strikes target several locations, including provincial capital Quetta
- Pakistani forces kill 67 militants in counterterror operations across southwestern province
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia on Saturday strongly condemned a series of terrorist attacks carried out by separatists in various areas of Pakistan’s Balochistan province, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
In a statement, the Kingdom’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s firm rejection of all forms of terrorism and extremism, and expressed its solidarity with Pakistan and its security efforts to safeguard the country’s stability.
The ministry conveyed the Kingdom’s condolences to the families of the victims, as well as to the government and people of Pakistan, and wished a speedy recovery to those injured.
Saudi Arabia reiterated its support for Pakistan in confronting threats to its security and maintaining the safety of its territory.
Pakistani forces killed 67 militants on Saturday while repelling coordinated separatist attacks across the southwestern province, according to security officials, as clearance operations continued across multiple districts.
The attacks, involving gunfire and explosions, targeted several locations, including the provincial capital Quetta and the coastal city of Gwadar, as well as towns in Kharan and Kalat, according to security and police officials who spoke on condition of anonymity.
