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Hajj ministry launches training initiative to improve services

  • As part of the Rafid Al-Haramain initiative, 100,000 workers in the public, private, and non-profit sectors will be trained to provide high-quality services to pilgrims
By Arab News ·

Companies with more than 50 employees must provide student training: Saudi HR Ministry

By Hebshi Alshammari ·

SAMA opens registration for investment training program

By Arab News ·

Amazon Academy seeks to develop over 30,000 Saudi citizens for job market

By  MOHAMMED ALSULAMI   ·

Film AlUla, Creative Media Skills Institute to train new generation of film professionals

By Arab News ·

US, Ukraine top military chiefs meet in person for 1st time

By AP ·

TVTC zeroes in on tourism with more than 6k Saudis training for roles in key Vision 2030 sector

By Arab News ·

Lebanese soldiers receive bank heist training after string of robberies

By Arab News ·

Misk Global Forum urges intergenerational dialogue, youth upskilling, to boost knowledge economy

By Lama Alhamawi ·

CNN Academy Abu Dhabi returns with expanded training program for journalists

By Zaira Lakhpatwala ·

Hilton to train Saudi youth amidst push to develop local hospitality talent

By Arab News ·
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Prince Sultan Aviation Academy set to open doors to public to support Vision 2030 goals, says CEO

By Nour El Shaeri - Fahad Abuljadayel ·

ENGIE to train Saudi Industrial Development Fund’s employees

By Arab News ·

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