Kia Aljabr to send Saudi students to participate in global camp in Malaysia

Kia Aljabr to send Saudi students to participate in global camp in Malaysia
January 21, 2016 | 12:00 AM
The gifted students will be selected from the schools run by EPED under SciTec supervision
The gifted students will be selected from the schools run by EPED under SciTec supervision
January 21, 2016 | 12:00 AM
Last Updated: January 21, 2016 | 12:00 AM
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Aljabr Automotive Company, the exclusive agents of Kia Motors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has recently announced that it will send a number of Saudi talented students to Malaysia to take part in the International Program for Developing and Improving the Living Conditions of Developing Countries. The announcement was made at Kia Aljabr headquarters in Dammam and the event was graced by the Director of Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Science and Technology Center (SciTech), Dr. Habib Abul Al-Hamayel. The company has carried out various and numerous social responsibility programs focusing on different fields. “We are keen to implement these scientific programs because we, at Kia Aljabr, strongly believe that such international camps will hone talented students’ skills and broaden their horizons,” said Abdulsalam Muhammad Aljabr, Vice President, Sales and Marketing. “We want students to get exposed to other countries’ cultures and get acquainted with the latest developments in these countries. Kia Aljabr has a long history of carrying out charitable and social programs with a great emphasis on education because it is the real asset and the right investment,” he added, stressing that education brings about positive sustainable results to society and helps citizens improve society and make considerable social progress. The gifted students will be selected from the schools run by EPED under SciTec supervision. The program will be implemented by the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which is based in the United States of America. Aljabr wished all participants ever-lasting success and hoped that they would impart the new knowledge and experiences they acquire in the camp to society and that such participation would get them motivated to excel and broaden their scientific horizons.  — SG