Uber to Create 30,000 Jobs in Saudi Arabia
Uber is set to expand its operations in Saudi Arabia through a new partnership with Abdul Latif Jameel, focusing on a next-generation fleet operations platform aimed at establishing an electric, shared, and autonomous future.
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Key Highlights
Job Creation
- The collaboration aims to create 30,000 jobs for Saudi nationals, enhancing local employment opportunities in the mobility sector.
Autonomous Vehicle Initiative
- Uber is already collaborating with 18 autonomous vehicle partners worldwide and will leverage this expertise in the Kingdom.
- The partnership will focus on building a scalable mobility fleet, integrating autonomous vehicles (AVs) into the local transportation ecosystem.
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Strategic Importance
- A statement highlighted that Saudi Arabia is well-positioned for urban transformation and the integration of AVs.
- The initiative is expected to accelerate the deployment of AVs and support local fleet operations.
CEO Statement
Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating:
“We’re thrilled to collaborate with Abdul Latif Jameel to advance and accelerate a future of mobility that is electric, shared, and autonomous in the country.”
He emphasized Uber’s goal to become the leading platform for AV technology, offering both autonomous and human-driven mobility solutions.
Broader Context
In the UAE, Uber is also working with local authorities to introduce self-driving vehicles, aiming for a future where self-driving taxi rides become commonplace in cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
This partnership reflects Uber’s commitment to innovation and its strategic focus on enhancing mobility solutions in the region.
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