Abdurrahman 8 Jun 2026Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health has launched a campaign aimed at ensuring the reliability and accuracy of medical examinations conducted for expatriate workers. Officials warned that violations could result in fines of up to SR100,000. The initiative seeks to improve healthcare quality, strengthen compliance with approved regulations and protect public health through more rigorous oversight of m5 likes4 comments#expatriates#saudiarabia#health#healthcare#publichealth
Tarique Rahman 26 May 2026Kuwait’s Public Authority for Manpower announced approval of more than 11,600 requests allowing expatriate workers to transfer from restricted sectors into other employment sectors since the beginning of May. Authorities said thousands of approvals came from small projects and agricultural sectors, reflecting ongoing labor market adjustments and workforce management reforms aimed at improving empl3 likes2 comments#kuwait#workers#expatriates#employment#middleeast
