The Royal Commission in Jubail and Asharqia Chamber sign a memorandum of cooperation to enhance quality in the education sector
The Royal Commission in Jubail, represented by the education sector in Jubail, and the Asharqia Chamber signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at achieving the highest standards of educational quality and training in the education sector.
The agreement was signed by the Royal Commission in Jubail, Director General of Education, Dr. Ali bin Hassan Asiri, and by the Chamber's Secretary-General, Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah Al-Wabel, in the presence of the CEO of the Royal Commission in Jubail, Dr. Ahmed bin Zaid Al Hussein, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Asharqia Chamber Abdul Hakim bin Hamad Al-Ammar Al-Khalidi.
The memorandum aims to strengthen the links of cooperation between the two parties to support and serve the community and the business sector, by contributing to improving the quality of training and paying attention to the human and societal dimensions. Strengthening ties of cooperation between the two parties, especially in the education sector. Providing practical and theoretical experiences in the field of training and programs to achieve the desired goals between the two parties.
For this part, the Director-General of Education at the Royal Commission in Jubail, Dr. Asiri, explained that the memorandum of cooperation came to frame cooperation with the Asharqia Chamber for the benefit of both parties in a way that enhances joint work. He also explained that it comes as part of a series of joint agreements that support many aspects, events, and specializations, as it serves the sector's employees and the external community within the objectives that support the Kingdom's vision 2030.
For his part, the Secretary-General of the Asharqia Chamber, Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah Al-Wabel, explained that the memorandum represents the integration between the Chamber and all the parties that intersect with them to enrich the educational, specialized, and economic sectors, noting that the memorandum seeks ways of integration and exchange of experiences between the Authority and the Chamber, and to attract professional trainers in specialized fields for both parties. . In addition to the partnership in providing training programs to serve the community and the business sector.
