King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Can We Re-boost the Saudization of the Private Sector Workforce? A Practical Approach

Over the last decade, around a million Saudis, half of whom are women, joined the private sector. As of the third quarter of 2019, the private sector employed 1.67 million Saudis. The Nitaqat quotas introduced in 2011 especially boosted Saudization, doubling the number of Saudis in the private secto

Tunisia From the Ennahda government to the government of Elias Al-Afakhfakh: a lack o

In this report, Dr. Sbitli reviews the path of forming the new government in Tunisia. The report gives an explanation of the political and partisan interactions between the actors in light of the results of the recent legislative and presidential elections.

Enriching Culinary Tourism: Potential of Area-Based Competition (ABC) for Local Food

Local product development plays a significant role in attracting great numbers of tourists and sustainably creating employment opportunities in local economies. Governments, both central and local, can enact policies to facilitate the development of local products and services that harness distincti

Women Writers of Saudi Arabia : Poetry, Novels and Short Stories

Women Writers of Saudi Arabia is a literary exploration of the country’s finest contemporary writers, who have contributed to the enrichment of cultural life in the kingdom, both locally and nationally. Entwined with mod

ALFAISAL magazine is a monthly cultural magazine published by Dar al-Faisal cultural of the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies , and the magazine was founded in 1397 AH / 1977 .

Saudi-American Relations in a Time of Regional Change

The Status of Manuscripts in Mauritania

Asia through Gulf Eyes

Prince Turki's participation in the Munich Security Forum

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