Who’s Who: Abdulaziz Al-Osaimi, board member of National Customer Experience Academy

Abdulaziz Al-Osaimi
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Updated 02 March 2024
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Who’s Who: Abdulaziz Al-Osaimi, board member of National Customer Experience Academy

Abdulaziz Al-Osaimi

Abdulaziz Al-Osaimi has been a board member of the National Customer Experience Academy since January 2024.

He has been deputy chairman of the board at the Customer Experience Association since May 2021.

Al-Osaimi also founded Right Decision for Customer Experience Consulting in December 2019 and has been a consultant since then.

He has more than 20 years of professional experience in management and business development in the Saudi ‎market.

His core strengths include strategic thinking, planning, identifying and maximizing potential opportunities, and motivating and leading a cross-cultural workforce to consistent levels of growth.  

Previously, Al-Osaimi served in many important positions, including as member of the International Contact Centers Association.

Between May and December of 2021, Al-Osaimi worked at the Ministry of Interior as a customer experience consultant to design customer journeys for services in traffic, civil defense, passports and borders to improve service and to grow non-oil revenues.

He was director of program to enhance communication between citizens and the government at the Ministry of Education from December 2017 to November 2019.

Al-Osaimi has published two books and multiple articles on customer experience, spoken at several conferences, and served as a judge at international customer experience awards‎.

He has over eight years of experience in customer experience consulting, strategy planning, performance measurement, and project management, working with various government entities and private organizations in Saudi Arabia.

Al-Osaimi hold a master’s degree in business information systems from the University of Bedfordshire and several professional certifications, including CXAC, PMP, KPI, and CGPM.

 


Saudi border guards seize over a ton of qat

Saudi border guards seize over a ton of qat
Updated 08 July 2024
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Saudi border guards seize over a ton of qat

Saudi border guards seize over a ton of qat

The General Administration of the Mujahideen and Border Guard patrols successfully thwarted multiple smuggling attempts in Jazan and the Asir Region, seizing a total of 1,222 kg of qat.

Patrols in Jazan thwarted the smuggling of 507 kg of qat, and the confiscated items were transferred to the appropriate authorities after initial regulatory procedures.

Security regiments in the Asir Region also intercepted 240 kg of qat in the Al-Farsha Governorate.

In the Al-Raboah sector of the Asir Region, Border Guards arrested 11 Ethiopians attempting to smuggle 275 kg of qat.

Preliminary legal procedures were implemented, the suspects were arrested, and the seized drugs were handed over to the relevant authorities.

Border Guard patrols in the Al-Ardah sector of Jazan thwarted the smuggling of 200 kg of qat.

Initial regulatory procedures were promptly carried out, and the confiscated items were transferred to the authorities.

People are urged to report any information pertaining to drug smuggling or related activities.


Saudi border guards seize 79,700 narcotic tablets in Jazan

Saudi border guards seize 79,700 narcotic tablets in Jazan
Updated 08 July 2024
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Saudi border guards seize 79,700 narcotic tablets in Jazan

Saudi border guards seize 79,700 narcotic tablets in Jazan

RIYADH: Saudi Border Guards have thwarted an attempt to smuggle 79,700 narcotic tablets in the southern Jazan region.

Land patrols in Al-Dair sector in the region intercepted the drugs and transferred them to the appropriate authorities, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Saudi authorities urge members of the public to report any information connected to drug smuggling or related activities.

Reports can be made by contacting emergency numbers (911) in Makkah, Riyadh and the Eastern regions or (999) in other regions of the Kingdom. Additionally, reports can be submitted to the General Directorate of Narcotics Control hotline (995) or via email at [email protected]. All reports will be handled with utmost confidentiality.


Saudi-Canadian Business Council resumes after 5-year hiatus

Saudi-Canadian Business Council resumes after 5-year hiatus
Updated 08 July 2024
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Saudi-Canadian Business Council resumes after 5-year hiatus

Saudi-Canadian Business Council resumes after 5-year hiatus

RIYADH: The Federation of Saudi Chambers has announced it will resume its business council with Canada following a five-year hiatus, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday.

Mohammed bin Nasser Al-Duleim has been appointed chairman of the Saudi-Canadian Business Council, with Abdullah bin Salem Al-Yami and Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Ahmed serving as his deputies.

Al-Duleim said the council would rekindle economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.


Saudi police arrest 3 for illegal hunting, arson

Saudi police arrest 3 for illegal hunting, arson
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Saudi police arrest 3 for illegal hunting, arson

Saudi police arrest 3 for illegal hunting, arson
  • 2 poachers nabbed in King Salman Royal Natural Reserve
  • A third caught setting fire to vegetation cover in Hail province

RIYADH: Three citizens have been arrested for violating the country’s environmental laws, with two held for illegal hunting of wildlife and one for arson, the Special Forces for Environmental Security announced on Sunday.

In a statement carried by the Saudi Press Agency, the SPES said its field patrols arrested Ahmed Suleiman Maqbool Al-Sharari and Zahir Dhaif Allah Muslim Al-Sharari for hunting without licenses inside the King Salman Royal Natural Reserve.

They were caught in possession of a firearm, live ammunition and a rabbit, according to the SPES.

The SPES said there is a $21,300 penalty for hunting without a license using firearms. In addition, there is a $1,330 fine for hunting during prohibited periods, and $4,790 for catching wild rabbits.

Covering an area of 130,000 sq. km, the KSRNR is Saudi Arabia’s largest natural reserve. Located in the Kingdom’s north near the border with Jordan, it is known for its geographic and heritage diversity, and rare monuments dating back to about 8,000 B.C.

In the arson case, the SPES said the arrested citizen — whose identity was not mentioned — was found to have set fire to vegetation cover in the northwestern province of Hail.

The agency said there were fines of up to $799 for setting fire to vegetation.

The SPES called on the public to help protect the environment by reporting violations to 911 in Makkah, Riyadh and the Eastern Province, and 999 and 996 in the rest of the Kingdom.


KSrelief aids displaced families in Chad, Sudan, Yemen

KSrelief aids displaced families in Chad, Sudan, Yemen
Updated 08 July 2024
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KSrelief aids displaced families in Chad, Sudan, Yemen

KSrelief aids displaced families in Chad, Sudan, Yemen
  • KSrelief said it has distributed a total of  2,032 baskets of food and 1,175 shelter kits benefitting 19,668 people in the 3 countries
  • Since its inception in 2015, KSrelief has implemented 2,670 projects worth more than $6.5 billion in 95 countries

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s aid agency KSrelief said on Sunday it provided support for displaced families in Chad, Sudan and Yemen over the past few days.

In separate announcements reported by the Saudi Press Agency, the agency said it distributed 2,032 food baskets and 1,175 shelter kits for 19,668 people in the three countries.

In Chad, 1,400 food baskets were handed out in N’Djamena for 8,400 individuals, as a part of KSrelief’s food security project in the nation.

In Yemen, 632 food baskets were distributed in the Sheikh Othman district of Aden governorate for 4,424 individuals.

In Sudan, shelter kits were provided in several locations, including 320 in the Nile River State for 1,927 individuals; 455 in the Northern State for 2,617 people; and 400 in Khartoum State for 2,300 individuals.

“This initiative is part of a series of relief and humanitarian projects implemented by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through KSrelief to assist the Sudanese people during their ongoing humanitarian crisis,” the SPA reported.

Since its inception in 2015, KSrelief has implemented 2,670 projects worth more than $6.5 billion in 95 countries, in cooperation with 175 local, regional and international partners.

According to a report by the agency, the bulk of the support has gone to Yemen ($4.3 billion), Syria ($391 million), Palestine ($370 million) and Somalia ($227 million).

KSrelief’s programs cover food security, health, sanitation, shelter, nutrition, education, telecommunications and logistics.