HADAF signs 5 deals with private, govt agencies to train, employ 50,000 Saudis

Signing ceremony

The Human Resources Development Fund (HADAF) signed cooperation agreements with five government and private entities to train, qualify and employ 50,000 Saudis in various vital and developmental fields in the local labor market and prepare them for a promising future.

The agreements also aim at joint work to develop and raise the skills of national cadres to join the labor market and uphold them through diverse products, programs and services such as guidance, training and empowerment.

According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), agreement parties include the Ministry of Health, NEOM, Riyadh Air, Rua Al Madinah Holding and the National Academy for Military Industries (GAMI). The step came on the sidelines of HADAF participation as a strategic partner in the Global Labor Market Conference held in Riyadh.

The fund discussed the most significant developments and challenges, under its responsibilities, crippling the empowerment and qualification of national cadres. Know-hows on building effective partnerships with all stakeholders was also reviewed by HADAF, in addition to shedding light on its role as an intellectual leader in market visions and trends.