Tokyo: Japanese stock indexes declined at the close of today’s trading, as the selling wave in the technology sector continued. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Nikkei index fell by 1.39%, equivalent to 548.93 points, closing at 39,016.87 points. The broader Topix index also closed marginally lower, down by 0.04%,
Riyadh: is set to host the second edition of the Global Labor Market Conference tomorrow, bringing together 45 labor ministers, heads and representatives of international organizations, 200 speakers, and over 5,000 participants from more than 100 countries. According to Saudi Press Agency, the two-day conference includes a range of engaging
Dubai: A World Bank delegation visited the headquarters of Takamol Holding Company today to explore the pioneering experience of the Qiwa platform, an integrated labor market services platform managed and operated by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development. The delegation expressed admiration for the platform’s achievements and its
Riyadh: The Saudi Stock Exchange main index closed higher today, gaining 47.75 points to end at 12420.64 points. The total value of trading was reported at SAR9 billion. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Parallel Market Index (NOMU) also closed higher, gaining 8.68 points to reach 31022.97 points, with
Makkah: Director-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs branch in Makkah Region Fareed Al-Shehri received Consul General of the Republic of Chad in Jeddah Mohammed Salahuddin. During the meeting, the two officials exchanged cordial discussions. According to Saudi Press Agency, the meeting focused on strengthening diplomatic relations and exploring potential
Makkah: The King Abdullah Medical City, part of the Makkah Health Cluster, saved the lives of 265 patients in 2024, including pilgrims, Umrah performers, citizens, and residents. According to Saudi Press Agency, the life-saving interventions entailed 155 stroke patients treated through urgent cerebral catheterization and 110 individuals suffering from cerebral