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In today’s newsletter:

  • Revealed: Meet the CEOs transforming the Middle East
  • Jobs in the Middle East: Healthcare and engineering jobs in demand, journalists and copywriters declining while time management and communication are key skills
  • UK general election: Conservative or Labour victory – What could it mean for Middle East real estate investors?
  • Saudi Arabia: Kingdom announces new social insurance law, raises retirement age to 65
  • Zuma, Maido in Saudi Arabia: Global F&B majors cash in on Riyadh, NEOM with slew of new high-end restaurant openings

Discover the latest stories from Arabian Business, compiled by our editorial team. Here's what you missed on Wednesday:

CEOs in the Middle East are a diverse group of dynamic leaders who play a crucial role in shaping the region’s economic landscape, driving growth and innovation in a rapidly changing global economy. Take a look at the many Middle Eastern CEOs who come from the region’s traditional strongholds – oil and gas. These industries have been the backbone of the economy for decades.

Meanwhile, workers in the Middle East remain confident over the future jobs market, despite changes brought on by technology, according to Bayt.com and YouGov’s Future of Work in MENA 2024 survey. The survey showcases a region that is positive about its professional future, with 80 per cent of the respondent’s expressing confidence in the future of work and achieving success despite the rapidly changing job landscape, and less than 20 per cent feeling uncertain about the future.

In other news, as the United Kingdom approaches its general election on Thursday, Middle East real estate investors are closely watching the potential impact of the results on the property market. UK real estate developer Barrat London has analysed the manifestos of the Labour and Conservative Parties to understand how their policies could affect those looking to invest in London’s property market.

Aside from this, Saudi Arabia has made changes to the Social Insurance Law and will raise the maximum retirement age to 65. The General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI) clarified the details of the Council of Ministers’ decree, which approved the New Social Insurance Law that is applicable exclusively to new employees.

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