Kingdom
MoH ‘wasted’ SR12b on doctors training program
TAIF – The Ministry of Health has “wasted” SR12 billion on a program meant to train family and community doctors because 56 percent of the graduates have ended up in administrative jobs in Makkah Region, according to informed sources quoted by Asharq Arabic daily based in Dammam.Some of the doctors, said the sources, were assigned work in religious awareness and information technology departments.There is only 24 percent Saudization at the country’s primary healthcare centers, according to statistics
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
Secretary General of JCCI Adnan Mandoura (right), Director General of the Human Resources Development Fund in Makkah Hesham Lanjawi (center), and Chairman of the JCCI Committee of Health Services Dr. Muhammad Mitbiqani gesture during a discussion at JCCI.
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
QUEENSTOWN – Police here have arrested an 18-year-old Saudi student for stabbing his relative with a broken lamp. The 21-year-old victim was
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
RIYADH – Several ancient archeological artifacts from ancient Arabian civilizations have been restored to the Kingdom. The relics were taken from
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
RIYADH — The Saudi Credit and Savings Bank (SCSB) has provided SR4 billion in loans to 21,000 small and medium businesses. The SCSB has also opened
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
By Amal Al-SibaiSaudi Gazette Teachers who work in adult education institutes for
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
JEDDAH — Commercial fraud cost the government and society a massive SR40 billion in 2010. This shocking announcement was made by Dr. Nasser Bin
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
Onlookers gather to help the injured boy in Madina. — Okaz photoBy Abdul Hadi Al-SowyanOkaz/Saudi
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
JEDDAH — Nineteen planes full of Umrah pilgrims touched down at King Abdul Aziz International Airport (KAAIA) here, Tuesday. The flights carried 4,700
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
JEDDAH — There are 150 accident-prone spots in Jeddah Governorate which regularly claim the lives of motorists, a senior traffic official has said.However
Thursday, 09 - February 2012
By Amal Al-SibaiSaudi Gazette With access to unlimited knowledge to be gained from the Internet, schools, clubs and libraries, children these days are
