Arabian Gulf University and Bahrain’s Nasser Center for Science and Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand cooperation in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
The agreement covers joint scientific and applied research, the development of technology projects and solutions, and specialized training for students and staff. It also provides for shared use of facilities and resources, including the Nasser Center’s Cybersecurity Laboratory and Academy.
The two institutions will also work together on conferences, workshops and other specialized events, while reviewing relevant academic and training programs to keep them aligned with technological developments and workforce needs.
According to the announcement, the partnership is intended to connect the university’s academic and research capabilities with the center’s technical expertise. The organizations will explore joint initiatives, advisory support and practical solutions in advanced technologies.
The agreement was signed at the university’s headquarters by Arabian Gulf University President Dr. Saad bin Saud Al-Fahaid and Nasser Center CEO Dr. Abdullah bin Nasser Al-Nuaimi. Both officials said the partnership would support research, innovation and the development of talent in AI and cybersecurity, contributing to Bahrain’s digital transformation efforts.
Source: BizBahrain
