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Istituto Marangoni, one of the top fashion universities in Milan, unveiled a strategic partnership with the Saudi Fashion Commission to establish an institute in Riyadh in 2025. The announcement came during a press conference in the Saudi capital on Tuesday, in the presence of Deputy Minister of Culture Hamed bin Mohammed Fayez.

Saudi Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC), represented by the General Secretariat of the National Skills Competition, is participating in the second WorldSkills Asia 2023 Competition, which is slated to take place in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates, on November 27-29. The Saudi team will be competing in a range of skills including Mobile Robotics, Welding, Electric Installations, and Fashion Technology, SPA reported.

Specialities will be linked to business sector needs

RIYADH: As Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector continues to grow, with the Kingdom expecting to attract 100 million annual visitors and creating one million jobs by 2030, building a resilient hospitality industry has become a core focus. The hospitality sector has risen up to the challenge by ensuring that there is enough qualified manpower to handle the ever-increasing demand by

RIYADH: Hospitality major Hilton has partnered with Bunyan for Training, a local affiliate of Swiss hospitality management school Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne, to train young Saudi talent willing to enter the industry. The training program, which will allow a number of select students to receive advanced theoretical and practical curricula, is accredited by the Saudi Technical

Hilton has partnered Bunyan for Training, an affiliate of the reputed hospitality management school in Switzerland, Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL), to provide select young Saudi talent with an opportunity to start a career in hospitality.

Paramedics, firefighters and police attended a course on how to safely power down an electric car in an accident to ensure unnecessary high-voltage injuries or even death.

Prince Turki bin Abdulaziz bin Farhan Al-Saud is a Saudi businessman and investor. He is the chief executive officer of the Shamal Group, a Saudi-owned liability company formed in 2003 that provides supplies and services for diverse clients in the defense industry. Committed to providing innovative, high-quality security systems, Shamal Group aims for the future with the