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RIYADH: US-based software company Nintex is planning to open its first regional office in Saudi Arabia, supporting Vision 2030’s path toward digital transformation. The company’s base in the Kingdom will also expand and support its operations in the area by employing locals, according to a press release. It is not yet known when the office will open. Nintex works in the

RIYADH: The Asbar World Forum recently held its 10th annual session in Riyadh as part of the Asbar Center for Studies, Research and Communication’s initiatives. Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef attended the forum as a guest of honor along with other Saudi intellectuals and experts. Alkhorayef discussed the Kingdom’s future direction in

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s industry and mining sectors are set to benefit from bilateral ties with Oman as their ministers met in Muscat to discuss industrial cooperation and investment opportunities, the Saudi Press Agency reported. On Wednesday, Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef met with Omani Minister of Commerce, Industry, and Investment

Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) hosted its annual Logistics Leadership Conference on Friday afternoon, giving students the opportunity to network and learn more about the growing industry from workforce professionals.

Project awards in the UAE more than doubled in the first quarter of 2023 to reach $10 billion, underscoring the fast-track economic diversification drive u..

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RIYADH: Small and medium enterprises in Saudi Arabia are set to prosper thanks to 23 new initiatives launched by the SME General Authority, also known as Monsha’at. The plans are linked to seven strategic goals embedded within programs affiliated with Vision 2030 — the economic diversification strategy which will see the Kingdom move away from its reliance on the oil trade,

The total value of GCC contracts awarded during the first three months of the year increased by 55% to hit $29.9 billion when compared to $19.3 billion last year. This was the second highest quarterly project award since the start of 2022, said a report.

The GCC project awards expanded during the first three

The total value of GCC contracts awarded during the first three months of the year increased by 55% to hit $29.9 billion when compared to $19.3 billion last year. This was the second highest quarterly project award since the start of 2022, said a report.