Saudi contestants win six medals at WorldSkills GCC Doha 2025

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The Saudi delegation was composed of nearly 20 competitors from various regions of the Kingdom. (SPA)
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The Saudi delegation was composed of nearly 20 competitors from various regions of the Kingdom. (SPA)
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Updated 01 November 2025
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Saudi contestants win six medals at WorldSkills GCC Doha 2025

  • Categories included mobile robotics, electrical installations, air-conditioning, graphic design, mechanical engineering, welding and electronics

DOHA: Saudi contestants made a significant showing at the fifth WorldSkills GCC Doha 2025, winning two gold medals, one silver and three bronze across seven technical and vocational categories.

All six GCC countries — Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE — were represented in the competition held in the Qatari capital from Oct. 26 to 30.

The Saudi delegation, represented by the General Secretariat of the National Skills Competition, had nearly 20 competitors from various regions of the Kingdom, representing technical and vocational education and training institutions and sectors, according to the Saudi Press Agency.




A member of the Saudi delegation receives a medal won by the team. (SPA)

Contestants took part in the categories of mobile robotics, electrical installations, refrigeration and air conditioning, graphic design, web design, mechanical engineering CAD, welding and electronics.

The WorldSkills GCC Competition is a prominent regional event that develops technical and vocational education and training, enabling youth to enhance skills, exchange experiences, and promote excellence and innovation in technical and vocational training across GCC countries.

The competition follows the standards of WorldSkills International, the world’s most prestigious benchmark in technical and vocational education and training, of which Saudi Arabia is also a member.


KSrelief expands aid efforts across 5 nations

Updated 11 November 2025
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KSrelief expands aid efforts across 5 nations

  • Under the agreement, three artesian wells, each about 400 meters deep, will be drilled and equipped with submersible pumps, accessories, and integrated solar power systems

RIYADH: The Saudi aid agency KSrelief continues to make an impact by providing critical assistance to some of the world’s most vulnerable communities.

KSrelief recently signed a cooperation agreement in Riyadh with a civil society organization to improve sustainable access to clean water for residents of Taiz, Yemen.

Under the agreement, three artesian wells, each about 400 meters deep, will be drilled and equipped with submersible pumps, accessories, and integrated solar power systems.

Solar systems will also be installed to operate three existing wells. The project will include community campaigns on water conservation, hygiene, and protection of water sources from pollution.

In Khartoum State, Sudan, KSrelief distributed 800 food parcels, benefiting 5,239 people as part of the Madad project. 

Meanwhile, nine medical volunteers providing eye care in Nigeria screened 32,262 children and provided 1,651 pairs of glasses.

In Chad, KSrelief distributed 500 food baskets to 3,000 vulnerable individuals, while in Syria, the agency provided food baskets to 975 needy families in Latakia governorate.