21/08/2020
"Our factories are in the hands of our sons" in a workshop in the Asharqia Chamber, calling for the Saudization of middle management in the industrial sector
Asharqia Chamber, Thursday, August 20, 2020, represented by the Industry and Energy Committee, held a workshop entitled (Our factories are in the hands of our sons), presented by a member of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Chamber's Industry and Energy Committee, Ibrahim bin Muhammad Al Al-Sheikh, who praised the great priority given by the state to industrialization, with the choice it represents Strategic to achieve sustainable economic growth, pointing out that it is a sector with great capabilities in promoting economic growth, and that carries more investment and employment opportunities in front of the national workforce and is characterized by its connection and overlap with many other economic activities.
Al-Sheikh said that the workshop was aimed at improving the business environment in factories and discussing the mechanisms of benefiting from the many and varied programs and initiatives that the state provided to the industrial sector, as well as learning about the experiences of factory owners regarding and the results of improving their business environment, their application of automation steps, and their interest in training and qualification on their business paths.
The workshop reached the importance of benefiting from the Tamheer program for on-the-job training of workers to enable young people to acquire the expertise and skills needed to prepare them and prepare them in the industrial sector, and that improving the work environment in factories is an attractive factor for Saudi workers to work in the industrial sector, and that improving the environment takes into account housing by being soon one of the industrial cities, and the psychological factor that plays a major role in motivating the Saudi worker to continue, in addition to applying the Saudization of the middle management, with what it represents of an important factor for the preservation of national employment, and that automation comes as the next stage for modern technology, as it is of great cost and its existence before the application of technology It may lead to liquidity in production, so automation will gradually and as a next stage catch up and support technology.
