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Business analytics for call-center representatives (Sauidization)
The strategic decision that has been taken by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development to hire only Saudis inside call centers and providing a Saudi' welcome message, I strongly believe that there are endless possibilities for sustainable growth in this area for the Saudis in the short and long term.The social advantage: citizens' lives while dealing with Saudi clients to solve their problems and take care of their issues would be easier; not harder for the caller and the receiver undoubtedly, this will increase eye-hand coordination.The work advantage: we are expecting to witness improvement in the income related to this sector, considering it the front disk within all governmental and private sectors, knowing that those representing work's entity deserve to be...
August 16, 2021

Business analytics for call-center representatives (Sauidization)

Biden’s betrayal of Afghanistan
The US administration has made the worst strategic mistake in its handling of the Afghan crisis.The American experts said the US exit could be sequel to the Vietnam humiliation, while British experts likened it to a disaster similar to what happened in the Suez War in the middle of the last century.Washington had not expected that the government of its ally Afghan President Ashraf Ghani would collapse in Kabul at such a humiliating speed. The American security experts believed that the Taliban would not be able to enter Kabul for at least until after one month.However, developments have accelerated to an extent that it culminated in opening the door to a new global security crisis.It is as if a memory has returned. Let us recall the scenes related to the ambivalent positions of President...
August 16, 2021

Biden’s betrayal of Afghanistan

Iran and the created chaos
By Malik ObeidThe confrontations that happened during the last days can be understood only within the framework of Iran’s continuous intensive acts to spread chaos in the region.This was evident in the attack on the Israeli cargo ship; then the exchange of shelling between Hezbollah and the Israelis during the anniversary of the bombing of the Beirut port, apart from causing escalation in the tense hotspots in the Middle East, and sending more drones to some regions of Saudi Arabia.All of these did not happen by chance. Rather, it is a deliberate behavior similar to all other Iranian behaviors since the establishment of the Islamic Republic in Iran. However, it seems that the issue has become somewhat different during the last decade, as the Iranian strategy has become dependent on its...
August 15, 2021

Iran and the created chaos

The Pharaohs and the Suez Canal
Some time ago, two monumental events occurred in Egypt consecutively that caught the globe's attention.The first being the huge Japanese Ever Given container ship getting stuck in the Suez Canal, blocking one of the world's most vital trade arteries.During the incident, I did not doubt Egypt's capabilities and skills to unclog the waterway for a moment. With their intellect, they could quickly solve the problem and dislodge the ship with limited losses.Their ingenuity is rooted in their deep history. Egypt was the protector of both Arab and Islamic nations, resisting attempts of invasion and colonialism. This has been manifested in recent history during the October 1973 War when the Egyptian military breached the Israeli Bar-Lev Line in 6 hours, a fortification that was once...
August 04, 2021

The Pharaohs and the Suez Canal

The Tunisian strike on Brotherhood
The only piece of domino that’s left after the collapse of other pieces in the Arab world is the Tunisian Ennahda Movement, which is affiliated to the international Muslim Brotherhood outfit. The constitutional measures taken recently by Tunisian President Kais Saied happened to hammer the final nail in the coffin of political Islam groups in the Arab countries, after the collapse of Brotherhood regimes in Egypt, Sudan and the rest of the Arab world. Ever since the attempts made by Ennahda to change its mottled skin after the success of the Tunisian Revolution in 2011, it has remained under the cloak of electoral democracy brought about by the revolution that toppled former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. But the Tunisian people did not ratify this movement’s claims...
August 03, 2021

The Tunisian strike on Brotherhood

Tunisia... the last nail in the coffin of extremism?
IN a surprise move, though it was not completely unexpected, Tunisian President Kais Saied exercised his powers to impose exceptional measures in response to what he deemed a threat to the Tunisian state and society. The move was prompted by the recent developments that swept Tunisia in the form of massive protests against deteriorating economic conditions, the state of rampant corruption in the country, and the disastrous fallout of the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.Perhaps the question that everyone, whether political forces or specialists, experts and analysts, is trying to answer is divided into two parts. The first is, is there a solid reason to take such measures? The second question is whether these procedures are enough to bring about the required change?Let us leave aside...
July 30, 2021

Tunisia... the last nail in the coffin of extremism?

Pulling out is not a Saudi trait
Brave, well done, I always trust you; all these are some of the compliments we have been hearing since our childhood for reaching a goal, getting high scores or doing good deeds. These accolades are from parents or friends or from a boss at a work place.It really matters what words of encouragement are needed to push someone forward. And the forthcoming women's +78kg elimination round of 32 judo match at the Tokyo Olympics has got all in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia rallying behind the gutsy judoka, carrying the Kingdom’s hopes.When Tahani AlQahtani, a young Saudi female, takes the mat on Friday against the Israeli female judo champion Hershko Raz in Tokyo Olympics on Friday, the words of encouragement will be the boost that will be driving the Saudi judo star in that crucial...
July 28, 2021

Pulling out is not a Saudi trait

Hajj pilgrimage and Kingdom’s success in difficult test
AS the world continues to reel from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, Saudi Arabia successfully maintained a delicate balance between the health of its citizens, residents and pilgrims on one hand, and the organization of Hajj rituals without compromising on their religious significance, on the other.The Hajj rituals were held under strict coronavirus preventive protocols, allowing only a limited number of people in order to preserve the health and safety of pilgrims, including citizens and residents. But this exceptional situation should not in any case take away the great and commendable role that the Kingdom has been playing in undertaking the Hajj operation in a meticulous and flawless manner not only this year but over the past decades.The successful organization of Hajj...
July 24, 2021

Hajj pilgrimage and Kingdom’s success in difficult test

Fundamentalism and return of the Taliban
Some nations and cultures lived through a phase of fundamentalism as they sought to achieve a higher civilized level. This is what happened in the predominantly Western cultures in all fields in this phase of the history of human civilization.The problem is that after liberating itself from the dark phase, the Western world had its fluctuating positions with regard to fundamentalism, and this is what happened in the Arab and Islamic world too.I want to say emphatically so as to dispel any misunderstanding that Islamic fundamentalism has nothing to do with the religion of Islam, just as Jewish or Christian fundamentalism has nothing to do with Judaism or Christianity.Fundamentalism is a political theory and partisan organizations use religion and exploit its holiness to achieve narrow...
July 22, 2021

Fundamentalism and return of the Taliban

KAUST... a Saudi University in a new world
By Ibrahim AbdulmajeedTwo months ago, I received two issues of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) publications from a fellow Saudi journalist Mr. Ali Makki Idris. What caught my attention upon reading them was the sense of modernity of life in the “new Saudi Arabia”.I was astonished by the level of scientific and cultural progress of many of its youth. This holds true to all young and adult Saudis that I happen to see on the media or those I interviewed in Egypt and abroad. I also knew that KAUST participated in Cairo International Book Fair 2021 with a professional crew, including Mr. Idris, who is constantly active and highly knowledgeable of KAUST.I learned from going through these two magazines that KAUST is a Saudi university that has been actively...
July 16, 2021

KAUST... a Saudi University in a new world

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