On this occasion, Wajdi M. al-Ghabban, CEO of SACC, expressed his pleasure with this achievement, emphasizing that this is an expected result of the integrated strategy adopted by the company which include conducting training programs ended with recruitment to attract young ambitious Saudi.

Al-Ghabban lauded the fruitful collaboration with the Ministry of Labor and Social Development aiming to train Saudi youth and provide them with an excellent advanced set of skills in food preparation and professional culinary arts. He, also, has expressed his proud of hiring 40 Saudi employees with disabilities.

It is worth mentioning that the 35-year-old SACC provides world-class service to the flights of Saudia and other airlines through its productive units in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, Medina, and Cairo.