- JEDDAH: Bab Rizq Jameel (BRJ), an initiative of ALJ Community Initiatives, created 2,977 jobs across the Kingdom in the month of September.
- The jobs were created with the support of the Human Resources Development Fund and the Saudi Credit and Saving Bank, and in cooperation with the Ministry of Labor’s branch offices.
Abdul Rahman Abdul Aziz Al-Fihaid, executive director at BRJ Saudi Arabia, said ALJ Community Services Programs, since its inception, has successfully created more than 145,000 job opportunities.
He added that the driving force for this achievement was the support from governmental organizations, specifically HRDF, the Saudi Credit and Saving Bank, the Ministry of Labor and private sector companies, in addition to the efforts of more than 400 job creation officers.
According to Al-Fihaid, the job opportunities include all those who have been trained and employed, directly employed, supported through small projects, or benefited from BRJ’s taxi ownership, truck ownership, productive household or work from home programs.
Al-Fihaid said that BRJ is planning to create 45,000 job opportunities throughout the Kingdom during 2010.

