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Abdulaziz Alzamil is the director of talent acquisition and organization development at the Soudah Development Co. owned by the Public Investment Fund. His role includes overseeing design and implementation of the company structure and talent acquisition function in line with the company’s objectives. He is involved in supporting the development and implementation of HR

RIYADH: Setting the tone for the shape of things to come, 2023 began on a high note for the real estate industry with deals worth more than SR10 billion ($2.66 billion) signed on the opening day of the Real Estate Future Forum, which was held in Riyadh from Jan. 23-25. The strong start to the year comes in the wake of a report published by PwC Middle East in December which

The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) 22nd Global Summit opened yesterday (November 28) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in what is set to be the largest event in its history with an estimated 3,000 people expected to attend..

World Travel & Tourism Council members are set to invest more than $10BN in the country, showing travel is the solution for a better future.

SHARM EL-SHEIKH: Soudah Development, a company owned by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, said it plans to invest SR11 billion ($2.93 billion) as it spearheads a new era of sustainable mountain tourism, as part of the Kingdom’s ambitious environmental action plans. Its project spans a 627 sq. km area that includes Soudah mountain and the mountain village of Rijal Alma, in the

Under the Saudi Green Initiative (SGI), the kingdom has committed to protecting 30% of its terrestrial and marine area and is teaming up with leading global organisations to safeguard and restore the natural ecosystems.

Soudah Development (SD), a real estate development company owned by Saudi PIF, will be highlighting its contribution to kingdoms climate change efforts at the upcoming Saudi Green Initiative Forum being held on the sidelines of COP 27 in Egypt.

RIYADH: When Saudi Arabia announced its Vision 2030 in 2016, aimed at accelerating the growth of the non-oil sector, skeptics doubted how a nation that has been relying heavily on oil-based revenue for so many decades would execute it with perfection. Six years later, the progress made by the country in non-oil sectors indicates that Kingdom is moving ahead in the right

ABHA: Soudah Development, a company of the Public Investment Fund, announced that six newborn Nubian ibex have been welcomed after the company launched a repopulation program last December in cooperation with the National Center for Wildlife. It is part of efforts by the company to maintain the environment and protect the endangered species. Soudah Development introduced 15

Soudah Development in southern Saudi Arabia starts reproduction of Nubian ibexes