February 22, 2021
Justice Minister Waleed Al Samaani. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has launched the e-platforms of the Justice Training Center.
RIYADH The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has launched the e-platforms of the Justice Training Center.
This includes the center’s online portal, the training platform, and the mobile app, as part of its development efforts under the National Transformation Program.
“The training e-platform provides extensive training solutions, including automated communication, training management, and electronic tests,” MoJ said.
“The platforms aim to boost the center’s efficiency and recognition, and increase its output.”
“In order to boost user experience, the center’s portal enables clients to interact with a smart chatbot,” the ministry added.
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ShareChat s Moj first Indian company to partner with Snap for Snapchat camera
The Indian short video app Moj will also team up with Snapchat Official Lens Creators (OLC) in India to provide more tailored experiences to their users
BusinessToday.In | February 11, 2021 | Updated 13:14 IST
As part of the partnership with Snap, Moj will create around 400 lenses in various phases for its community
ShareChat-backed short video app Moj has joined forces with Snapchat s parent company Snap Inc. to become the first Indian company to integrate Snap s Camera kit. This integration allows Moj to take advantage of Snap s nine-year investment in the Snapchat camera. It will also allow Moj to utilise Snapchat s AR abilities and camera engagement to add to the experiences of its growing user base.
The camera kit is an end-to-end solution to include Snap’s AR platform into apps. With the partnership, Moj will be releasing 30 lenses for creators to use,
January 20, 2021
Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has enabled filing all types of labor court claims through its Najiz.sa portal, after fulfilling the requirements for each type.
RIYADH The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has enabled filing all types of labor court claims through its Najiz.sa portal, after fulfilling the requirements for each type.
According to the ministry, labor claims are divided into three types, the first type is labor case subject to the Labor Law, the second is domestic worker case and the like, and the third is complaint against the decisions of the General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI).