HRDF adds Careem in Wusool to transport Saudi females in private sector ...Saudi Arabia

The Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF) provided additional options to support Saudi-females working in the private sector. It has added Careem Company as a service provider in the Transportation Program for Working Women (Wusool), in order to empower women to work in the private sector. Careem (...)

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