The Sabah Al Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity has signed a memorandum of understanding with the American International University (AIU) to support talented young people and strengthen innovation in Kuwait.
The agreement will focus on entrepreneurship, technical training, youth skills development and access to learning opportunities in modern technologies. It will serve people aged 7 to 35, according to the announcement.
Under the MoU, the center will provide training programs, courses, scientific activities and local and international competitions. It will also bring in experienced lecturers and experts in relevant fields.
AIU will support the agreement’s shared objectives and help expand young people’s access to educational and training initiatives. The partnership is intended to combine the expertise of specialized talent-development institutions and academic organizations.
Sabah Al Ahmad Center General Manager Nada Al-Deihani described the agreement as an important step toward broader cooperation with educational institutions and creating more opportunities for young people to develop skills in entrepreneurship and technology.
Areej Al-Ghanem, vice chair of AIU’s Board of Trustees, said entrepreneurship support and technical training are important to preparing young people for the future.
Source: Sarmad
