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MADINAH: Digital transformation is one of the key strategies of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, as it aims to upgrade a number of its main cities into smart cities in order to overcome challenges using smart technology solutions. In line with this objective, the Smart Madinah Forum 2022 has kicked off at the Namaa Al-Munawara building in Madinah on Sunday, Feb. 6 and will run until

Indonesia’s score in the 2021 Corruption Perception Index (IPK) should serve as a basis for improving public service and strengthening the ...

Hail-Al-Jawf expressway is considered one of the most important highways in the Hail region, as it is the catalyst for the trade exchange movement between Saudi Arabia and its neighboring countries. 

Hail-Al-Jawf expressway is considered one of the most important highways in the Hail region, as it is the catalyst for the trade exchange movement between Saudi Arabia and its neighboring countries. 

FILIPINOS are now among the least motivated workers in the world due to the pandemic, according to the latest Global Talent Ranking Index released by the Institute for Management Development (IMD) World Competitiveness Center. Based on the 2021 report, the Philippines slipped 9 notches to 57th out of 64 economies…

National and regional networks across the globe are committed to building a sustainable future for all. Sunway City Kuala Lumpur is leading the way.

Experts from world-leading corporates, organisations and government entities discussed ways of promoting a more gender-responsive and safer manufacturing sector at the ongoing Global Manufacturing and Industrialisation Summit (GMIS) Week in Dubai.

PETALING JAYA: Well planned growth strategies – medium and long-term ones – should be adopted for corporate Malaysia to remain competitive and ensure economic sustainability while taking cognisance of the Covid-19 threat.

A new report has revealed Australia’s digital competitiveness as a major concern over the next decade – and it’s led to a call for government intervention.

Direct foreign investment grew by 2% in 2020 — JIC By JT - Jun 27,2021 - Last updated at Jun 27,2021 AMMAN — The direct foreign investment in 2020 grew by 2 per cent with a total volume of JD497 million, Jordan Investment Commission (JIC) Acting Chairman Faridoun Hartouqa said on Saturday, citing estimations of the Central Bank of Jordan. Speaking during the first economic Jordanian expatriate conference, organised virtually by the Jordanian Expatriates Association, Hartouqa noted that the...