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Saudi workers to get digital skills upgrade

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17 Sep 2020 01:09:38 GMT9
17 Sep 2020 01:09:38 GMT9

RIYADH: More than 5,000 employees in Saudi Arabia’s public, private and nonprofit sectors will be offered professional digital training as part of a program to build Saudi Arabia’s high-tech future.

The move is part of a Ministry of Communications and Information Technology “Future Skills” program, which aims to provide intensive training in digital domains, including data science, information security, communications and technology projects management, web development, artificial intelligence, information technology engineering and blockchain.

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