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15 Million Expatriates Work in Saudi Arabia Under Rights Framework

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•Saudi Arabia has approximately 15 million expatriate workers.
•The country has implemented a rights-based framework to govern expatriate labor.
•Expatriates work in various sectors including construction, services, and domestic work.

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▸The rights-based framework is effectively enforced Expatriate workers experience better living and working conditions, which could improve labor productivity and reduce social tensions in Saudi Arabia.

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MESaudi Gazette15 million expatriates live and work in Saudi Arabia under rights-based framework

Saudi Arabia hosts 15 million expatriates who live and work under a rights-based framework. This framework aims to protect workers' rights and improve living conditions for foreign workers in the country. The large expatriate population plays a key role in Saudi Arabia's economy, especially in sectors like construction, services, and domestic work.