Who’s Who: Moudhy bin Jurais, general manager of organizational culture at the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties

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Updated 25 July 2023
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Who’s Who: Moudhy bin Jurais, general manager of organizational culture at the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties

Moudhy bin Jurais, who is the general manager of organizational culture at the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, is currently working on promoting her work’s ethos in government and semi-government entities.

She believes in organizational culture for its direct impact on the performance of both employees and employers, and as a guiding framework for behavior.

Upholding the culture maintains the organization’s values, according to Bin Jurais, and this increases employees’ commitment to its strategy and goals.

This results in motivating and supporting employees to achieve the organization’s targets. In addition, the culture plays an important role in informing development and creativity-related actions.

Bin Jurais believes that organizational culture is an independent values-based factor that greatly supports business continuity operations.

She boasts rich and diverse career experiences. She served as the director of staff welfare at the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties for 12 months from February 2021, contributing to supporting the development of the Employee Wellness Program, establishing a financial fund to support employees, creating channels for engaging employees, and developing an internal complaint committee.

In her capacity as the director of the happiness department at the commission from October 2018 to February 2021, Bin Jurais initiated many programs, events and activities to improve employee well-being, work environment, and productivity.

She also developed a comprehensive professional development program to increase employee satisfaction and awareness.

Bin Jurais served as an associate project manager at the Healthcare Leadership Academy from 2017 to 2018. She contributed to establishing the academy, and developing its curricula and training plans.

Bin Jurais worked as the director of business development at the Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration from December 2016 to October 2017. She managed all strategic operational marketing and customer relations activities, as well as helping to increase the center’s revenues and profits.

She served as sales director at Al-Jomaih Automotive Co. from June 2014 to December 2016. Prior to that, she worked as a senior supervisor for the women’s team at Al-Jazirah Vehicles Agencies Co. Ltd., from December 2011 to September 2013.

Bin Jurais led the customer service team at Watan Investment & Securities from April 2009 to December 2011.

She was previously the telesales team leader at Riyad Bank, from January 2005 to April 2009, where she developed program policies and strategies.


Saudi air defenses destroy 3 ballistic missiles, 4 drones 

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Saudi air defenses destroy 3 ballistic missiles, 4 drones 

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's air defenses on Monday have shot down at least three ballistic missiles and four drones that have entered the Kingdom's airspace at past midnight, the Ministry of Defense said.

In a series of posts on X, the ministry said three ballistic missiles launched toward Prince Sultan Air Base in Al-Kharj were intercepted and destroyed. 

Two drones were shot down in the northern part of the national capital, Riyadh city, another one aimed at the Shaybah oil field was intercepted in the Empty Quarter desert, and another one was destroyed in the northern province of Al-Jouf.

Monday's early waves of strikes in the Kingdom and other Gulf states seem to follow a pattern, with Iran launching missiles and drones in waves starting at midnight, continuing relentlessly until late in the day.

Saudi Arabia's air defenses had successfully intercepted and destroyed multiple numbers of missile and drones in the past days. Most of the missiles are aimed at the Prince Sultan Air Base, while many of the drones were targeted at the Shaybah field.

Video footage posted by the Ministry of Defense on X on Sunday showed some of the enemy drones being neutralized.

On Sunday, however, two people were reported killed and 12 injured after a projectile fell on a residential area in Al-Kharj governorate, where the Prince Sultan Air Base is located.

An official spokesman for the Saudi Civil Defense said that the two deceased were Indian and Bangladeshi nationals, while the dozen injured were all Bangladeshi residents. The victims were employees of a maintenance and cleaning company in the area.