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WTS Energy expands in Saudi Arabia

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Oct 3, 2024
Global provider of workforce solutions WTS Energy launched WTS Energy Arabia to expand into Saudi Arabia

Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: WTS Energy, a global provider of workforce solutions for the energy and infrastructure sectors, expanded its business into Saudi Arabia by establishing WTS Energy Arabia which has operations in Riyadh and the Eastern Province.

Officially incorporated with a federal commercial registration, WTS Energy Arabia will deliver efficient and reliable staffing services for highly skilled and technical roles from traditional and new energy sectors to the critical infrastructure roles required for giga projects, the company announced in a statement.

This expansion represents a major milestone in the company’s global growth strategy and underpins its commitment to supporting Vision 2030.

The new venture will provide manpower solutions, direct hire and executive search, employer of record (EOR) services, and training solutions that focus on upskilling local talent in line with market requirements.

Albert Kahlow, Global Business Director and General Manager of WTS Energy Arabia, said: “Our focus is on safe, reliable, and scalable workforce solutions that align with the transformative goals set out by Vision 2030. We are committed to developing local talent and providing world-class expertise to support the Kingdom’s rapidly evolving energy and infrastructure needs.”

It is worth noting that WTS Energy has 21 offices in the world and operates in over 50 countries, supporting more than 3,500 contractors globally.

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