Saudi Aramco, ADNOC to Extract Lithium from Saltwater
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Saudi Aramco’s Agreements with Leading Firms
Aramco, a global leader in the energy and chemicals sectors, inked five agreements with leading firms in management and strategic consulting.
The signing took place in Riyadh, on the sidelines of the Human Capital Development Initiative Conference. Nabil bin Abdullah Al-Jamea, Aramco’s Executive Vice President for Human Resources and Support Services, attended the event.
Building Future-Ready Workforce
These collaborations with Bain & Company, Ernst & Young, Oliver Wyman, KPMG, and Kearney are designed with a clear objective. Saudi Aramco aims to empower its workforce with unparalleled expertise and insights. Through targeted training programs, employees will immerse in cutting-edge international projects. This initiative is not just about enhancing skills but also about fostering a global mindset among Saudi professionals.
Saudi Aramco’s Strategy
Aramco’s strategy is clear. It is not just enhancing its competitive edge; it is also contributing to the broader vision of a resilient and diversified Saudi economy. These agreements serve as a bridge between Saudi talent and global best practices. Furthermore, they are a step towards creating a knowledge-based economy that is equipped to meet future challenges head-on.
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