Dr. Saad Alrwaita has been vice president for administrative and financial affairs at Prince Sultan University (PSU), since 2003.
Alrwaita, an expert in management and government accounting, is also professor of accounting at PSU, where he is a member of the university’s board of trustees, and at King Saud University (KSU).
He is a consultant for many governmental and private organizations and is a member of various scientific, academic and research institutions.
In addition, he is an external examiner at different accounting institutions and a reviewer for several research journals.
Alrwaita received a bachelor’s degree with honors from KSU’s college of business administration in 1982. Five years later, he was granted a master’s degree in accounting from the University of Miami, Coral Gables, US.
Dr. Ahmed bin Saleh Al-Yamani has been president of Prince Sultan University (PSU) in Riyadh since 2005. The university, formerly Prince Sultan College, was founded in 1998 as the Kingdom’s first private, nonprofit higher education institution with the aim of becoming a leading university in the Middle East. Al-Yamani joined the institution in the year of its establishment as
The Saudi Press Agency met with Norah Al-Tuwaim, a leader in the field of satellite engineering. Al-Tuwaim was previously head of the optics team at the National Satellite Technology Center of King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), and a member of the team that developed the SaudiSat 5A/5B satellites. She launched her career in 2012 with the cooperative
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JEDDAH: Saudi female engineers have played a prominent role in the country’s “great scientific achievements” said Noura Saud Al-Tuwaim, an engineer, who leads the optics department at the National Satellite Technology Center. “The high rate of participation of young talents in the space sector reflects the wise Saudi leadership’s interest in empowering the nation’s women,”