The ILO in Saudi Arabia
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia) has been an ILO member state since 1976 and has ratified 16 ILO Conventions, including six of eight core Conventions. In 2016, the ILO proposed a Decent Work Country Strategy Framework based on development challenges, priorities expressed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Development, as well as past ILO interventions in Saudi Arabia. At the same time, the ILO has been active in several areas across the country through different technical cooperation projects as well as flagship ILO programmes which aim to enhance decent work in the Kingdom. More on Saudi Arabia
What's new
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News
ILO and Saudi Arabia launch a new phase of technical cooperation
09 March 2023
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News
ILO and Saudi Arabia launch a new phase of technical cooperation
09 March 2023
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Article
The Arab States and Asia Pacific Employers Leaders Network held for first time in Saudi Arabia
07 March 2023
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Press release
ILO leads MENA leadership programme to promote a just transition to a green future of work
20 January 2023
Publications
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Ways forward in recruitment of low-skilled migrant workers in the Asia-Arab states corridor
This White Paper serves to further stimulate policy dialogue for fair migration in the countries of origin and destination in Asia the Arab States corridor.
