The magazine also examined the growing e-commerce sector in the Kingdom and its impact on national development, on business sectors and consumers, as well as the growing prevalence of e-commerce technologies, which has led to initiatives aimed at rapidly regulating transactions in accordance with this new model—characterized by rapid growth and the absence of geographical boundaries in commercial dealings.
The magazine also addressed women’s contribution to the workforce and the enhancement of their productivity through training courses and workshops designed to develop skills and hone talents in areas such as vocational training, employment, and the organization of career paths that offer promising job opportunities for young people and girls, in coordination withprivate-sector institutions and companies.
The magazine also documented visits to the Chamber by officials, ambassadors, and foreign economic delegations, as well as the establishment of economic and investment partnerships with them, thereby strengthening trade cooperation between the Kingdom and the countries they represent, as well as the Chamber’s cooperation with the chambers of commerce in those countries.
Jeddah Chamber monitors the growing growth of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia
