HADAF launches new strategy and identity

14/03/2023 Argaam
Logo ofHuman Resources Development Fund (HADAF)

Logo of Human Resources Development Fund (HADAF)


Saudi Arabia’s Human Resources Development Fund (HADAF) launched, on March 13, its new strategy and identity under the slogan of “Partnership and Empowerment”.

 

The fund explained that the strategy was built to respond to the changes and challenges of the labor market in order to contribute to its growth, keep pace with the rapid changes and focus on priority sectors.

 

The strategy will be achieved through the development of guidance and empowerment training programs designed to improve capabilities of the citizens in line with the labor market, National Development Fund, and Kingdom's Vision 2030 strategies.

 

Minister of Human Resources and Social Development (HRSD) Ahmad Al Rajhi said that the ministry will continue to develop human capital and motivate the private sector to contribute to localization as part of HADAF’s new strategy and identity.

 

He added that the strategy includes strengthening partnerships with community institutions, empowering national cadres and increasing their competitiveness and efficiency in the labor market.

 

The fund's strategy came as a result of many joint efforts with government agencies and the private sector and is in line with the labor market strategy and localization decisions and related policies, the minister stressed.

 

He pointed out that HADAF has contributed through its programs and initiatives to the growth of employment opportunties by more than 300% between 2019 and 2022.

 

Meanwhile, Turki Al-Jawini, Director General of HADAF, revealed the most prominent achievements of the fund, including:

 

Significant Achievements

Beneficiaries of the fund's services

Nearly 1.5 mln beneficiaries, exceeding 2022 targets

Supporting employment in private-sector enterprises

400,000 beneficiaries

Expenditure of support programs directed to guidance, training and empowerment

SAR 5.65 bln

Number of facilities supported

138,000 facilities

Micro, small and medium enterprises

Represented 81% of the total contribution to employment through the fund's programs

Agreements with the public and private sectors

24 agreements to enhance training and recruitment of national cadres

Number of beneficiaries of career guidance

337,000 beneficiaries

Number of beneficiaries of job matching programs

609,000 beneficiaries

Empowerment program

Supporting 128,000 beneficiaries from the neediest groups to enter the labor market

 

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