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Over 20,000 Saudi women apply for industrial roles
- Saudi Arabia: Monday, September 03 - 2012 at 12:08
According to statistics by the Saudi labour ministry, an estimated 20,195 Saudi women have submitted their CVs to the private sector to apply for jobs in the industrial sector, Arab News has reported. The ministry said the Human Resources Development Fund (HADAF) will finance the training of Saudi women wishing to join the industrial sector by about 75% while the business owners must bear about 25% of the cost of their training. The support will continue for three years after the women have actually got jobs in the industrial sector, a ministry official said.
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