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From Riyadh, 15 Aug 2016, Secretary Abdullah D. Mama-o, Presidential Adviser for OFWs and Head of the Mission to bring home the stranded OFWs revealed today the main contents of the Saudi King’s Royal Decree beneficial to our stranded OFWs. Secretary Mama-o shared the Royal Decree directed to Saudi government authorities, principally the Ministry of Labor and Social Development (MOLASD).
obliges making publicly known the efforts being extended by the concerned Saudi authorities to solve the problematic situation of the expatriate workers, especially the Indian and Filipino workers, and to clarify that the number of affected workers is a very small fraction of the whole expatriate workers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and which is connected only with the private sector.
to engage our said affected OFWs in their campsites to arrange for their repatriation after looking to the preparation and filing of their claims in coordination with the authorized Saudi law firms hired by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Secretary Mama-o added that Team members from the DOH and DSWD ensured health and psychological concerns were fully attended to, while PAO lawyers under the leadership of Secretary P. Acosta, Head of PAO, will help in preparing the individual claims of the workers for submission in coordination with the Saudi Law Firms.
The inter-agency team has visited one OFW campsite in the Riyadh Area, said Secretary Mama-o, with the assistance of the Embassy officers and staff headed by Mr. Iric C. Arribas, Chargé d’Affaires,a.i., to include attached Labor and OWWA personnel headed by Mr. Rustico M. dela Fuente, Labor Attaché.
All of the OFWs, he said, expressed their desire to be repatriated upon being assured that their claims will be filed and processed. He also clarified that as the Royal Decree referred to “workers who wished to leave”, then the Philippine Team is bound to abide by the wishes of the OFWs who might choose to stay on in Saudi Arabia to transfer to other employers.
In the meeting held at the Embassy on August 13th with all the coordinators representing the five OFW campsites in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, they expressed also their desire to be repatriated. Secretary Mama-o will visit other campsites in Jeddah, Al Khobar and other parts of Saudi Arabia. Secretary Mama-o will be issuing guidelines/steps to be followed by all the members of the Mission to facilitate the processing of the claims and transporting back home of the stranded OFWs.

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