Indian software firm opens female-dominated office in Saudi Arabia
India-based software exporter TCS recently expanded to Saudi Arabia with an all-female business process center, the company said in a statement.
The office which will employ up to 3,000 female professionals will be Saudi Arabia’s first women-centric business establishment.
The 3,200 sq.m facility is located in Riyadh and will offer customers specialized finance and accounting, human resources, materials supply and office services to improve their operational efficiency.
The center was announced in September last year. Saudi Arabia’s Commerce and Industry Minister Tawfiq bin Fawzan Al Rabiah, Deputy Governor of Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority Prince Saud bin Khalid, Saudi Aramco’s President and Chief Executive Khalid Al Falih and GE’s Vice Chairman John Rice, were present on the occasion, the statement said.
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