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Dentistry subject to 55% Saudization target

By Arab News ·

Kingdom aims to localize 340k jobs with new phase of ‘Nitaqat’ Saudization program

By Arab News ·

Saudization rates in marketing, sales professions announced

By SPA ·

Saudi Arabia increases wage support to 50% for tourism sector jobs


By Reem Walid ·

Key tourism roles to be localized in Saudi Arabia as part of national employment push 

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
Special

First phase of Saudization in healthcare professions starts today

By Rashid Hassan ·

Saudi GDP to receive $3bn boost after raft of deals at Local Content Forum

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·

Saudi private sector adds 37k local employees in August: NLO data

By MANAL AL-BARAKATI  ·
Special

Saudization initiative transforming the workforce and bolstering economic prosperity, experts say 

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·

Saudi consultancy sector localization plan enters 2nd phase

By Arab News ·

Foreign investors will be treated as Saudis under Nitaqat

By Arab News ·

Saudi ministries enforce 35% nationalization in dental professions to boost job opportunities

By Arab News ·

Saudi aviation professions localization plan enters 2nd phase

By Arab News ·

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