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King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity (Mawhiba)



9,900 students join Mawhiba Classes program

  • Mawhiba Classes program is currently implemented in more than 190 schools across 17 cities
  • Program aims to provide gifted students with support through specialized classes taught by highly qualified teachers
By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia’s Mawhiba program empowers female students in Yanbu

By SPA ·

Innovators discuss future of STEM at Riyadh summit

By Lama Alhamawi ·

Saudi standards team earns bronze in South Korea

By Arab News ·

KACST, Mawhiba launch program for gifted students

By Arab News ·

Saudi chemistry duo add to KSA medal haul

By SPA ·

GCC delegation explores Mawhiba’s talent programs

By SPA ·

Saudi students shine in international science contest

By SPA ·

Mawhiba helps 4,119 students compete to represent Kingdom internationally

By Arab News ·
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14th national program launched to identify gifted Saudi students

By Dhai Al-Mutairi ·

Education ministers call for nominations for ‘Gifted Arabs’ initiative

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia sponsors prizes at world science fair

By SPA ·

Saudi Arabia’s wizkids of the future offered expertise on the appliance of science

By Arab News ·

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