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Abdullah Al Jumah: Saudi traveler on visiting 100 countries before turning 30
Abdullah Al Jumah was sitting at his high-paying legal job at a Saudi government office where he was making three times more money than that of his ... Travel and Tourism -
Pediatrician by day, barista by night: Why this Saudi doctor works two jobs
By 3:30 pm on weekdays, Bassil al-Tami swaps his medical scrubs for an apron and transitions from being a pediatrician by day to a barista at night. ... Features -
Saudi training and internship programs need a boost
Increasing employment opportunities for Saudi youth continues to be one of the main challenges facing Saudi Arabia today. Economists urge the need for ... Middle East -
Which is the most appealing organization for Saudi’s youth?
Over half the survey respondents believe the ideal career for them lies in the Oil & Gas sector Economy -
The Red Sea opportunity for Saudi Arabia’s KAEC
Fahad Al-Rasheed, Group CEO and MD of King Abdullah Economic City, says being around the most active international trade route is an opportunity Features -
Saudi youth say they want to turn passion into career
YouGouv study found that Saudi youth are interested in technology and working in the travel sector Features -
Saudi Arabia’s youth reflect back on 86 years of ‘progress and unity’
About half of the population is under the age of 25 and most are of will be entering the workforce in the near future Variety -
Can the private sector solve the Saudi unemployment problem?
The future development of Saudi Arabia into a diversified, knowledge-based economy will depend on a strong private sector Middle East -
Saudi youth must learn to respect the rule of law
The public needs to understand that the rule of law means once legislation has been passed everyone has to obey it Middle East -
What’s in a name? Young Saudis discover there’s plenty
Many want their names to carry an intriguing story and as a result are rejecting their birth names Features -
Let’s teach our youth to build, not destroy
How can we accept others when we refuse to acknowledge the diversity in Muslim society? Middle East -
Five percent of Saudi youth fail to plan for future
The study showed that 74 percent of respondents believed that planning for the future requires certain awareness Features -
Saudi youths live out their lives online
Saudi youths have expressed anger over a recent decision to block a torrent website Middle East -
12-year-old Saudi boy reveals how he tricked his kidnappers
His kidnappers requested a $13,000 ransom and locked him up in an abandoned mosque Variety -
Do it your way, Facebook co-founder tells Saudi entrepreneurs
Saudi startups need not follow European or U.S. approaches, Chris Hughes tells the Jeddah Economic Forum Economy -
Hope at the Jeddah Economic Forum
In Saudi Arabia, as long as we think that throwing money at any issue is the solution, we will only contribute to the problem Middle East -
Why marriage is a distant notion for Saudi bachelors
Providing housing, paying dowry and covering the costs of the entire wedding all falls on the groom Variety -
Building human capacity for a knowledge-based Saudi society
When King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) was founded in 2009, there were a lot of skeptics Middle East
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