KSrelief delivers solar energy equipment to boost Hadhramaut technical education

This initiative is expected to empower young people, support research in renewable energy, and create jobs. (SPA)
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Updated 17 September 2024
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KSrelief delivers solar energy equipment to boost Hadhramaut technical education

HADHRAMAUT: The Kingdom’s aid agency KSrelief delivered solar energy equipment on Saturday to the coastal office here of the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training.

This initiative is a part of the “Program for Development of Technical and Vocational Institutes in Hadhramaut,” in collaboration with the UN Development Programme and the Small and Micro Enterprise Promotion Service, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.

Dr. Salem Bajaber, director-general of the ministry’s office, praised KSrelief’s efforts and said the equipment would introduce a new specialization in renewable energy at the region’s technical institutes.

This initiative is expected to empower young people, support research in renewable energy, and create jobs.

The project is a part of Saudi Arabia’s broader humanitarian efforts through KSrelief to support the country’s economic recovery.


Expert Hub initiative bridges media talent, industry leaders

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Expert Hub initiative bridges media talent, industry leaders

RIYADH: The fifth Saudi Media Forum, to be held from Feb. 2-4, has launched the Expert Hub initiative to give practitioners and young talent direct access to national media leaders through focused one-on-one meetings.

Designed as a voluntary bridge between generations, the initiative fosters in-depth discussions to empower the next generation of professionals in a dedicated forum space, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

By building these personal connections, the initiative strengthens Saudi media and helps participants gain experience and lasting professional networks.

The forum is a leading annual platform for media professionals and decision-makers. The 2026 event, under the theme “Media in a Shaping World,” will feature more than 150 sessions and 300 speakers.

The event reflects the Kingdom’s growing cultural and media landscape and its role as a regional hub for industry dialogue, the SPA added.