The programme has been designed to support the work of Saudi women in a
way suitable for their family conditions and conservative nature of
Saudi society, Xinhua cited Fahad Al Tukhaifi, undersecretary in the
labour ministry for special programmes, as telling the Al Sharq Al Awsat
newspaper.
The programme was launched four years earlier, but was not fully implemented as it did not tackle the legislative, organisational and technical requirements. The programme is expected to create new job opportunities for women as well as individuals with special needs by enabling them to work without going to their workplaces.
These jobs will cover many sectors including telecommunications, travel agencies, IT, marketing, public relations and journalism.
The programme was launched four years earlier, but was not fully implemented as it did not tackle the legislative, organisational and technical requirements. The programme is expected to create new job opportunities for women as well as individuals with special needs by enabling them to work without going to their workplaces.
These jobs will cover many sectors including telecommunications, travel agencies, IT, marketing, public relations and journalism.
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