- New York, United States - "Stop Hiring Humans" read a provocative sign at an AI conference in Las Vegas, where the impact of new artificial intelligence models on the world of work had sparked some unease. "We're not worried about tiptoeing around. We're sparking the conversation," said Fahad Alam of...
Covid-19 shakes up GCC’s in-demand job profiles
Now, the fastest-growing job profiles in the GCC include a mix of both pandemic-resultant and non-pandemic-resultant positions.Bahrain plan eyes $2.5bn fresh direct investment by 2023
The primary aim of the plan is apparently to create quality jobs and enhance Bahrain’s economic competitiveness.Israel approves $10bn to improve conditions in Arab sector
The expenditure is expected to improve socio-economic conditions for Israel’s Arab minority, which has long complained of marginalization.DP World and UK’s CDC Group to create Africa investment platform
DP World will contribute its stakes in three existing ports and invest $1 billion over the next few years through an investment platform to be created in partnership with CDC Group (CDC), the UK's development finance institution and impact investor. The platform covers a long-term investment period. CDC is committing...Saudi Arabia initiative to support entertainment sector
Saudi Arabia has launched the Makers of Happiness initiative to support the entertainment sector in the country in various ways.Kuwait population down 0.9 percent in H1 due to expat exodus
DUBAI: Kuwait’s population decreased by 0.9 percent in the first six months of this year to 4.62 million, as expatriate numbers continued to decline, a report said. More than 56,000 expats left the country in the first half of this year, pushing the total departures to about 190,000 since the...1.8 million Saudis employed under Nitaqat program
Nitaqat is a nationalization scheme implemented, which requires Saudi companies to fill up their workforce to certain levels with Saudi nationals.Jobs rise for first time in Egypt since 2019
Slight drop in headline seasonally adjusted PMI in July points to minor deterioration in the health of the non-oil sector.PMI: Saudi non-oil economy expands but challenges ahead
PMI falls for the first time in four months in July. The downgrade driven by weaker growth in output, new orders and employment.











