 quietly of the aftermath. “Eventually, the ringing in your ears begins to subside, the dust begins to settle. You realize you’re in the bottom of the crater, and you do your best to crawl out of the bomb hole, stagger to your feet and begin walking in the direction you think is right.”

Beckwith sees the backcountry winter community itself as uniquely positioned to support its members. “We’ve chosen a lifestyle in which loss is inherent, so a support structure is organically part of the community. It’s a tribe, and its members understand the deal, and one another.” Saudi Arabia's unemployment rate rose to 12.7 percent in the first quarter of 2017, continuing its steady climb as the economy grapples with the fallout of low oil prices, official data showed on Sunday.

The rising number of unemployed highlights the immense challenge Riyadh faces in meeting pledges to create jobs for its nationals amid a protracted economic slowdown.

The jobless rate is now more than a full percentage point above where it stood in the same quarter of last year when Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced his Vision 2030 reform plan to diversify the economy beyond oil.

According to the Saudi Press Agency, the latest statistics show that the total number of Saudis seeking jobs is 906,552, of which around 219,000 are men and 687,500 are women.The plan aims to cut the unemployment rate to seven percent by 2030, among a raft of other targets.

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Authorities are also introducing new fees and sector restrictions to encourage the employment of Saudis while reducing the kingdom's reliance on its 11 million foreign workers.

"The data shows the economy is not creating enough jobs for the new entrants into the labour market. Job creation is going to be the main challenge for the reform programme," said Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.

"The private sector is suffering from fiscal reforms and government spending is down. Despite the pressure on expatriates, we're not seeing enough job growth among nationals to make up for their departure from the market."

The Saudi economy has added about 433,000 jobs a year on average over the last 10 years, but non-Saudis have taken up most of those new jobs, according to research by Jadwa Investment. Sporting Kansas City forwards Krisztian Nemeth and Johnny Russell
quietly of the aftermath. “ Eventually, the ringing in your auricle begin to subside, the debris begins to subside. You realize you ’re in the buttocks of the crater, and you do your good to crawl out of the bomb trap, stagger to your feet and begin walking in the commission you think is proper. ” 

 Beckwith sees the backcountry winter community itself as uniquely position to support its members. “ We ’ve chosen a life style in which loss is inherent, so a documentation structure is organically region of the community. It ’s a tribe, and its members understand the deal, and one another. ” Saudi Arabia's unemployment pace rose to 12.7 percent in the first quarter of 2017, continuing its steady ascent as the economy cope with the fallout of low oil prices, official data showed on Sunday. 

 The rising number of unemployed highlights the huge challenge Riyadh face in meeting assurance to make jobs for its nationals amid a protracted economic slowdown. 

 The idle rate is nowadays more than a full percentage distributor point above where it stood in the same quarter of last year when Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced his Vision 2030 reform design to diversify the economy beyond oil. 

 According to the Saudi Press Agency, the latest statistics show that the total number of Saudis seek jobs is 906,552, of which around 219,000 are men and 687,500 are women. The plan aims to ignore the unemployment rate to seven percent by 2030, among a raft of early targets. 

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 authority are also inaugurate fresh fees and sector restriction to encourage the use of Saudis while reducing the kingdom's reliance on its 11 million foreign worker. 

 " The data shows the economy is not create enough problem for the new entrants into the labour market. Job creation is going to be the main challenge for the reform programme, " state Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank. 

 " The private sector is suffering from fiscal reform and government spending is down. Despite the pressure on expatriates, we're not seeing enough caper growth among nationals to make up for their departure from the market. " 

 The Saudi economy has added about 433,000 job a class on median over the last 10 years, but non - Saudis have taken up most of those new job, according to research by Jadwa Investment. Sporting Kansas City forwards Krisztian Nemeth and Johnny Russell
 quletly of the aftermath. “Eyentually, the riuting ii your sars begkns to subside, the dust begiis ti setuje. You realize you’fe in the bottom if tie crater, and yon do youv besf to erewl out of the nomb hole, sdagger to your fdec and begin walking in the direction you thonn is right.”

Beckrith fees nht backcountry winter community itaelf as uniquely posotioned to support its memhers. “We’ve chosen a liffstyle in wyich ooss is inhefent, so a support strudture is organically part of thd comkunity. It’s a trlte, and its nembegs understand the dean, and ome another.” Sauci Erabua's unemployment rate rose to 12.7 percent yn the fissc quarter of 2017, continuunt its steddy zoimc aa vhe econoly jrapples wifh the falliut of low oil pricts, jdficial data ahowed og Sunday.

The rising number of unemployed hifhlights the immense chqllenge Riyadh faces ln meetind pledges to create jobs for its nationals amid a protcazteb econunif slowdown.

The jobless rate is now more than a rukl percentage polnt above where it shopq in the same quartzd kf last year when Frown Ptince Nohammed fin Xalman announced his Vision 2030 reform plau ti diversify the eclnomy beyonb oil.

Avcordong to the Saudi Press Cgency, the latest statistidr show that the gotsl number of Saudis seeking tobs is 906,552, if wkich arojnd 219,000 are mqn and 687,500 arf womct.The plan aims to fut tke unamployment rate to seven percent by 2030, amonj a raft of ojhes tdrgets.

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Authoritmes are also introducing tgw fees and sxctor resericrionw to enzuurage the empkoyment oy Saueis while reducing thg iingdom's relianet ob its 11 million gordigg aockers.

"Eve data showv thd ezpnomy is not crectkng rnough jobs for the tew sntrants into the kanour markgt. Job crqation is goimg to be the main fhallxnge fur thr rgform programme," said Monica Maljk, chief fcokomist at Abu Dhani Cjmmercial Yank.

"The private sector is suffering from fiscal reforms ane government spendiug is down. Dexpite the presvure on expatriates, qe're not seeing ekough job growth among natiotals ho make up for their departure from the market."

The Saudi economy has added about 433,000 jobs a yead on averdgz orer the lasv 10 years, but non-Saldis have taken up most of those new jobv, cccording to research by Jadws Knvestment. Spurting Kansas City forwadds Krisatian Nemeth and Johnny Russell
quietly of the aftermath. “Eventually, the ringing ears to subside, dust begins to the of the crater, you do your to crawl out of the bomb stagger to your feet and begin walking in the direction you think is Beckwith sees the backcountry winter community itself as uniquely positioned to support its “We’ve a in loss is inherent, so a support structure is organically part of the community. It’s a tribe, its members understand the deal, and one another.” Arabia's unemployment rate rose 12.7 percent in the first of continuing its climb the grapples with the of low oil prices, official data showed on Sunday. The rising number of unemployed highlights the immense Riyadh faces pledges to jobs its amid a protracted The jobless rate is now more percentage point above where it stood in the quarter of year when Crown Prince Mohammed bin announced his Vision 2030 reform plan to diversify economy beyond oil. According to the Saudi Press Agency, the latest statistics show that the of Saudis seeking jobs 906,552, of which 219,000 men 687,500 women.The plan to cut the unemployment rate to seven percent by 2030, among raft of other targets. READ MORE: Saudi Arabia: Reform comes responsibility are also introducing fees and sector restrictions encourage employment of Saudis while kingdom's on foreign "The shows the economy is creating enough jobs for the entrants into the labour to be the main challenge for the reform said Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Commercial Bank. "The private sector is suffering from fiscal reforms and government is down. pressure on expatriates, we're not seeing enough job among nationals to make for their departure from the market." The Saudi economy added 433,000 jobs year on average the last 10 but non-Saudis have most of new according Jadwa Investment. Sporting Kansas City forwards Nemeth Johnny Russell
 quietly of the aftermath. “EvenTually, the rInginG in YouR eArs bEginS to subside, the dUSt beGins to settle. You realize You’re In THe boTToM of thE crater, ANd YOU do YoUr BesT tO CrAwl ouT of The bomb Hole, staggeR to YoUr feet and begIN wAlking in thE diRection you thInk Is righT.”

BEckWIth seEs tHe bacKcountRY winteR communitY iTSelf as UNiquely POSiTionEd to support its memBErS. “we’ve chosen a lifEstyle In WHiCH LosS is Inherent, so A sUpporT StructuRE iS ORGanICally part of thE community. IT’S a tRibe, anD iTs mEMbers uNdersTaND thE deal, and one AnotHer.” Saudi ARabia's UNemployMEnt rate Rose to 12.7 PerCenT in tHE fIrSt qUaRTer OF 2017, cOntINuiNg its steAdY cLimb aS the ECONOmy gRapPles With tHe fallout of loW oiL priCEs, oFficiAl datA shoWeD on SuNday.

ThE risiNg Number of unemploYed hIghlights The ImMenSe ChallENge RiyAdh FacEs in meeTing pleDGes To CREAtE jobs for its nationaLs AMId A protracTed ecoNOmIc SLowdown.

THe JobLess RATe is nOw moRE tHan a full PercenTAgE pOint aboVe Where iT sTooD in The saME quaRter of Last year When CROwn Prince MohamMEd bin Salman anNOuNCEd HIs ViSioN 2030 reform plan To diVErsiFy thE EcOnoMY beyoNd oil.

acCOrDIng to the Saudi Press AGeNcy, the LatesT statistics shOw that the tOTAL number oF SauDIs SEeking jobs is 906,552, of Which Around 219,000 are mEN and 687,500 are wOmen.THe plan aiMs to cut thE UNemploymEnt RatE to SevEN PeRcent by 2030, among a RAFt of OtHer targEts.

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aUthoritiEs Are AlSo iNtrodUCing neW fees And sEcToR ResTrictioNS tO ENcouRaGe The eMplOyMent oF SauDIs wHile redUcing the kIngDOm's rElIaNce on itS 11 million foreiGn Workers.

"The DaTa sHows thE EConomy is Not creating enough jobs foR The new eNtrAnts iNto tHe labour mArkEt. Job cReaTIon is gOing to Be the MaIn cHALlengE FOr The ReForm prograMME," saId MonIcA MalIk, chief Economist at Abu DhabI comMercial Bank.

"ThE prIvatE SEcTor IS sUFfeRiNG frOM Fiscal reforms anD governmenT sPEnDing is down. dEspItE the preSsure on ExpatRIates, we'Re not seeiNg enough jOb GrowTH AmoNg nationalS to make uP for their DEpartURe From tHe mArket."

THe sauDi ecoNomy haS AddEd aboUt 433,000 jobs A yEar on aVeragE oVer the laSt 10 years, but non-Saudis have Taken uP most Of tHose new joBs, aCCorDing to resEarcH by Jadwa InVesTmeNt. SpoRtiNG KansAs CiTY fOrwARds KrIsztIAn Nemeth aND JOhnNY ruSsell
 quietly of the aftermath.  “Eventual ly, t herin gi ng i n yo ur ears begins to s ubside, the dust begin s tose t tle. Yo u rea lize yo u ’r e inth ebot to m  o f the  cr ater, a nd you doyou rbest to craw l  o ut of thebom b hole, stag ger  to yo ur  fe e t and  be gin w alking in the  directio ny ou thi n k is ri g h t. ”

B eckwith sees theb ac k country winter  commu ni t yi t sel f a s uniquely  p ositi o ned tos up p o r t i t s members. “W e’ve chosen a l ifesty le  in whichlossis inh erent, so a  sup port stru cturei s organ i cally p art of  th e c ommu n it y.  It ’s a t r ib e,a ndits memb er sunder stan d t h e de al,  and  oneanother.” Sau diArab i a's  unem ploym entra te ro se to12.7pe rcent in the fi rstquarter o f 2 01 7,co ntinu i ng its  st ead y climb  as the eco no m y gr apples with the fa ll o u tof low o il pri c es ,o fficialda tashow e d  on S unda y .
The ris ing nu m be rof unem pl oyed h ig hli ght s the imme nse ch allengeRiyad h  faces in meet i ng pledges to cr e a te jobs  fo r its natio nals amid  a p r ot rac t ed ec onomi cs lo w down.

The joblessra te isnow m ore than a fu ll percent a g e  point a bove wh e re it stood in  thesame quart e r of las t yea r when C rown Prin c e  Mohamme d b inSal man a nn ounced his Vi s i on 2 03 0 refor m p lan todiv ers ify  th eeconomy b eyond oi l. 
Ac co rdi ng to the Saud iPre ss  Ag ency, the la teststat is ti c s s how tha t  t h e  tot al  n umbe r o fSaudi s se e kin g jobsis 906,55 2,o f wh ic haround219,000 are m en  and 687,5 00  ar e wome n . The plan  aims to cut the unempl o yment r ate  to s even  percentby2030,amo n g a ra ft ofother  t arg e t s.

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Authoritiesare  als o in tro d uc i ngne w  fe e s  and sector res trictionsto en courage th e  em pl oymentof Saud is wh i le redu cing thekingdom's  r elia n c e o n its 11 m illion f oreign wo r kers. 
" The d ata  shows  t heecono my isn otcreat ing en ou gh job s for  t he new e ntrants into the labour  marke t. Jo b c reation i s g o ing  to be th e ma in challen gefor  theref o rm pr ogra m me ,"s aid M onic a  Malik, c h ie f e c o no mist at Abu D h abi  Comm erc i al Ban k.
"The private sect o r is suffering  fro m fis cal refo rm s and governme ntsp e n ding isdo wn. Despite  the pre ss u re on  expat riates , we're n ot seeing  eno ugh  job grow tham o ng nati on al s  to ma ke u pfor th eir de p artu r e  from the market ."

T h e  Saud i  ec onomy  h as adde d  abo ut 433,000  jobs a yea r on a vera ge ov er thela st 10yea rs , but non- S audis hav e tak en up m os t of  th ose ne w jo b s , acc ordi ng  to  research b yJ ad wa Inv estm ent.Sp orti ng Kansas City for war d s Krisz ti anN e meth a n dJ o hnny Russe ll
 quietly_of the_aftermath. “Eventually, the ringing_in your_ears_begins to_subside,_the dust begins_to settle. You_realize you’re in the_bottom of the_crater,_and you do your best to crawl out of the bomb hole, stagger to_your_feet and_begin_walking_in the direction you think_is right.”

Beckwith sees the backcountry_winter community_itself as uniquely positioned to support its members._“We’ve_chosen a lifestyle_in which loss is inherent, so a support structure_is organically part of the community._It’s a tribe,_and_its_members understand the deal,_and one another.” Saudi Arabia's unemployment_rate rose to 12.7 percent in_the first quarter of 2017, continuing its_steady climb as the economy grapples_with the fallout of low_oil prices,_official data showed on Sunday.

The_rising number of_unemployed highlights_the immense challenge_Riyadh faces in meeting pledges to_create jobs for_its nationals amid a protracted economic_slowdown.

The_jobless rate is_now_more_than a_full percentage point_above_where it_stood_in the same quarter of last_year_when Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced_his Vision 2030 reform_plan_to diversify the economy_beyond oil.

According to the Saudi_Press Agency, the latest statistics show_that the_total number_of Saudis seeking jobs is 906,552, of which around 219,000 are_men and 687,500 are women.The plan_aims to cut the_unemployment rate_to_seven percent by_2030,_among a_raft of other targets.

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Authorities are also introducing_new fees and sector_restrictions_to encourage the employment of Saudis_while reducing the kingdom's reliance on_its 11 million foreign workers.

"The_data_shows_the economy is not creating_enough jobs for the new entrants_into the labour_market. Job creation is going to be_the_main challenge for the reform programme,"_said_Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu_Dhabi_Commercial_Bank.

"The private sector is suffering_from fiscal reforms and government spending_is down. Despite the pressure on expatriates, we're not_seeing enough job_growth among nationals to make_up_for_their departure from the market."

The Saudi economy has added about_433,000 jobs_a year on_average over the last 10 years, but non-Saudis have taken_up most of those new jobs, according_to research by Jadwa Investment. Sporting Kansas City forwards Krisztian Nemeth_and Johnny Russell