Riyadh: The Financial Academy today launched a number of specialized programs in collaboration with leading international universities and institutes in the fields of banking, insurance, and securities, in addition to executive programs designed for leaders and executives in the sector. According to Saudi Press Agency, the initiatives, unveiled at the

Riyadh: The fourth edition of the ‘Financial Academy Forum 2025’ kicked off today at the conference center of King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh, under the patronage of Chairman of the Board of Capital Market Authority (CMA) and Chairman of the Board of the Financial Academy of Trustees Mohammed

Alula: AlUla is set to host an elite event that will see participation from leading investors, economic experts, and business leaders from inside and outside the Kingdom. The event will focus on the future of investment in the hospitality sector, with a program that includes specialized sessions and meetings. According

Riyadh: Forty enabling entities from the government, private, and non-profit sectors will participate in Biban Forum 2025, organized by the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority (Monsha’at) from November 5 to 8 in Riyadh. The participants will be part of the ‘Enablement Door,’ which aims to enhance growth and success

Riyadh: The National Development Fund (NDF) concluded its year-long Customer Experience Collaboration Program yesterday in Riyadh with a ceremony attended by NDF Governor Stephen Groff and the CEOs of development funds and banks. The program aimed to develop the beneficiary experience within the development sector. According to Saudi Press Agency,

Riyadh: The Made in Saudi Program, in collaboration with retail stores, is keen to promote and highlight national products under the “Saudi Made” identity. The effort aims to support national companies, enhance the sense of pride and loyalty toward local industries, and direct purchasing power toward them. According to Saudi