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Press Dossier   By Date  07/07/2025
Saudi Arabia rolls out skill-based work permits to attract global talent
Expatriates seeking employment in Saudi Arabia will now be assessed under a newly introduced skill-based work permit system as the Kingdom moves to streamline its labor market and attract global talent.
Saudi PIF enters ‘post-trillion’ era with pivot from scale to substance
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has surpassed $1 trillion in assets, marking a global milestone — but the organization is now pivoting from rapid expansion to a focus on solvency, strategic discipline, and sustainable long-term returns.
Saudi Arabia opens July Sah sukuk subscription with 4.88% annual return
Saudi Arabia has launched the July subscription window for its government-backed savings sukuk, “Sah,” offering an annual return of 4.88 percent—slightly up from June’s 4.76 percent.
ACWA Power plans selective mergers to boost profits, secures $15.4bn in financing over 2 years
Saudi Arabia’s energy and water desalination giant ACWA Power has drawn investor attention regarding its expansion strategy, following the approval of its shareholders for a SR7.1 billion ($1.8 billion) rights issue.
Closing Bell: Saudi main index edges up to close at 11,315
Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index closed higher on Sunday, gaining 71.28 points, or 0.63 percent, to end the session at 11,315.73.
Saudi Arabia issues over 80k new commercial licenses in Q2 as business activity accelerates
Saudi Arabia issued more than 80,000 new commercial registrations in the second quarter of 2025, pushing the total number of valid business records across the Kingdom to nearly 1.72 million, official data showed.
Oman’s banking sector strengthens with 8% credit growth
Oman’s banking sector showed robust growth by May, with total credit rising 8 percent to 33.6 billion Omani rials ($87.36 billion) and deposits increasing 7.9 percent, reflecting strong private sector activity and confidence.
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