General Electric Co. recently signed a strategic partnership agreement with the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC) to establish a technical academy in Dammam that will elevate the skills of Saudi engineers and technicians in the (...)
Despite the growth in the tourism sector in recent years, Saudi citizens remain unaware of the numerous job opportunities in the profitable industry and Saudization rates, particularly among women, remain at low levels.
To encourage women to join (...)
Despite the growth in the tourism sector in recent years, Saudi citizens remain unaware of the numerous job opportunities in the profitable industry and Saudization rates, particularly among women, remain at low levels.
To encourage women to join (...)
Against a backdrop of robust Saudi economy and a huge interior design market estimated at SR4.5 billion, the International Design Exhibition (INDEX) will be launching a three-day exhibition at the Jeddah Centre for Forums and Events.
Dubbed INDEX (...)
Faculty members of King Saud University (KSU) will get an additional SR43 million in the form of university-funded scholarships and grants to study both locally and abroad in a variety of specializations and fields.
KSU President Prof. Abdullah (...)
Jeddah Entrepreneurs Meet 2012 launched a unique entrepreneurship competition for 20 Saudi women contestants.
The event is being organized under the patronage and support of Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, Emir of the Makkah region, and is considered the (...)
Saudi Gazette
NO. It's a small word and we often hear it in our daily lives. It is also the most common answer given to children by parents without offering any explanation when parents don't want their children to do something or go (...)
Saudi GazetteThe King's investment in the youth is one of his most prominent initiatives since ascending the throne. Testament to his commitment was the creation of the King Abdullah scholarship program in May 2005.The program aims to provide (...)
Saudi GazetteSaudi women have seen drastic changes occur in their lives regarding rights and their place in the workforce. The significance of their role in society and contribution to development and economic growth is unquestionable. “I have (...)
Residents born to Saudi mothers are rejoicing at the news that they will finally receive the Hafiz state support they are entitled to.
The reason benefits had been delayed was due to resolving identification issues at the Ministry of Interior. Dr. (...)
Saudi Gazette
Traditional black abayas have now given way to colorful designer abayas. Many fashion designers in the past have played around with fabrics, patterns and embellishments to make the modest black cloak look appealing. Hana Saman is (...)
Taibah charity foundation launched its 13th annual two-day bazaar at the Jeddah Hilton Wednesday. Taibah is a charity which supports orphans, widows and divorcees in Madinah.
The foundation, headed previously by Princess Hana Bint Abdullah, was (...)
Throughout one's professional life, the finishing line where the rewards are retirement spur one on. Yet, surprisingly it is a difficult transition for many. Depression after retirement is the one of the most common problem faced by our men, who (...)
Saudi Gazette
Saudiaat last week held their 4th exhibition dubbed “Directions” at the Rochan Gallery in Jeddah under the patronage of Dr. Suhair Al Qurashi, president of Dar Al Hekma College (DAH). The group was founded by artist Samiah (...)
Saudi Gazette
Drivers are a necessity if one is residing in the Kingdom, especially for women. However, employing good drivers has become a rare luxury as now most of them are extremely arrogant and demanding.
The Kingdom has stopped issuing (...)
Many young Saudi women detest the societal norm to ban camera phones in women's sections during weddings and graduation ceremonies.
They call it absurd that such conservative norms exist in the 21st century. Moreover, they say it is problematic for (...)
New graduates in the Kingdom have one thing in common: they look for jobs and not careers. A recent electronic survey conducted by the Saudi Gazette of 150 new Saudi graduates who have either recently been or are currently employed found that nearly (...)
Two young Saudi philanthropists are hoping to lose weight over the next three months to raise money for women empowerment initiatives throughout the Kingdom. Their project coincides with the Women Appreciation Month.
Philanthropists and Glowork (...)
Jeddah's College of Business Administration (CBA) hosted a number of experts here on Monday to highlight the importance of a healthy lifestyle to prevent disease.
The event was held to mark World Health Day which is celebrated on April 9.
The (...)
Saudi Gazette
Everybody is fond of exercising, and walking for most is one of the most favorable forms of exercise. However, unfortunately, some people use unsuitable shoes for walking like regular shoes, sandals, fancy slippers or sometimes even (...)
Effat University will host an independently organized TED event under the theme “Aspire to Achieve”, welcoming both genders to its campus on Thursday, April 12.
TEDxEffatU is a platform for sharing innovative ideas, stories, and achievements. It is (...)
Saudi Gazette
To eradicate the use of profanities from our society, the World Assembly for Muslim Youth (WAMY) hosted a campaign ‘Society without swearing' in their female section in Jeddah.
Launched by Awaser in collaboration with Change your (...)
Saudi Gazette
For standup comic Kalid Khalifa, it all began in school. His fellow students heard his very first act.
“The other students were the audience and it was irresistible not to crack a joke here and there. But I was kicked out of class (...)
During Land Day commemorations at the Palestinian Consulate in Riyadh Friday the Palestinian ambassador Jamal Al-Shobaki honored four members of the Saudi military who participated in the Palestinian war against Israel in 1976.
The names of the (...)
Jeddawis have officially listed their five pet hates of living and working in the city, with traffic congestion coming in at number one, followed by a poor enforcement of traffic laws, high rents, lack of recreation, entertainment and open spaces (...)
