facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_127068950708625&ap=1
Please invite your friends, colleagues and associates (I don't see why non-Kiwis couldn't be included too, but my aim is to let the community evolve as it so desires).
From the Facebook "Group" Description:
"I thought I'd put up this "Open" group on Facebook so members of the Saudi New Zealanders community could have an easy-to-use space to collect and collaborate. I hope people like the idea and find some sense of community. If the group is popular it can be changed to a "Closed" or "Secret" group should people prefer.
Initially I'd planned NOT to use an "Open" group but Facebook requires any given group member to "invite" friends i.e. you can't invite somebody directly via an email address. Ultimately I think this is better since it maintains a 1st-level connections between at least one member of the group.
Since I created the group I am the one and only "Admin". Once another person joins I will appoint that person as an Admin and they can do what they wish from there, including makings other new members an "Admin".
Stefan 17/6/2011"
Stefan
New Facebook group - "New Zealanders in Saudi" - Please Join & Invite
Hi,
you can't imagine how happy I am when a new user wants to redirect Expat.com users to facebook 
Wow Julien .... that was quick. I think you'll appreciate FB is generic and you are specialized. There's also many simple features on FB that you'll not reasonably want to support. Everyone's on FB and they're comfortable with sharing media on that platform. I understand your displeasure and sincerely hope you won't delete my post- I immediately promoted your site on FB and would highlight your superb service on the group I was promoting. Is that fair? Stefan
no prob safendoulis
Roger. You're too kind my friend. Stefan
Articles to help you in your expat project in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia can be a challenging destination for women. As a strict Islamic country, Saudi Arabia imposes a lot ...
If you are coming to Saudi Arabia with children and plan to work full time, you may want to look into getting some ...
Settling in Saudi Arabia can create a culture shock among many expats due to the lack of proper information. It is ...
Saudi Arabia was famously known for its conservative society and rules of modesty. Recently, major social changes ...
Arabic is the official language of Saudi Arabia, but English is widely spoken. It is used in business and is a ...
“What to do in Riyadh this summer?”
