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Sports for confidence building
A SPORTS training program across three major cities in the Kingdom recently aimed to engage youth in leading sports events in their communities, as part of the Ministry of Education’s efforts to improve coaching in schools.
New counseling clinic at KAU to empower cancer patients
Cancer poses a burden for patients who focus much on their treatment, leaving many doctors to disregard other concerns and needs such as its impact on fertility and childbearing ability.
Young women reflect on year’s changes
RECENT reforms and lifting of barriers have challenged social norms in Saudi Arabia at a rapid pace that have caused society to be split between two camps, one deeming them too fast and another — often the youth — to ...
Paths to new careers open up
Economic changes in the Kingdom including diversification plans, minimizing the public sector, and encouraging women to enter the labor market have had a major spillover effect on social norms.
Reforms and renewed spending to fuel demand in construction sector
While the Saudi construction market has gone through setbacks during the past couple of years, recent reforms and renewed spending are expected to increase demand in the sector, industry leaders said ahead of The Big 5 Saudi construction event that ...
Saudi millennials watch more YouTube than TV
It may be of no surprise that the majority of YouTube viewers in the Middle East are youth, some of the most tech-savvy and digital consumers in the world. 80 percent of Saudi millennials visit YouTube once a day, according ...
Experts call for more urgency in applying IoT
Universities play a vital role in preparing the next generation for Industry 4.0, academics and experts discussed at the two-day 15th International Learning and Technology Conference held at Effat University on Sunday.
Gulf Education Conference's focus on unemployment issue
The Saudi education system is at a pivotal point in preparing graduates for the job market, experts and stakeholders discussed at the two-day 7th Gulf Education Conference held at the University of Business and Technology (UBT) here on Tuesday.
Comedy play sheds light on Saudi women’s issues
A comedy production that is now playing here this month is seen as a beginning of a thriving theater culture that was once unfamiliar to Saudis.
The future of networking, digital transformation, and AI
A world without smartphones, passwords, and flying cars might seem like a sci-fi movie but it’s not very far off and might come into reality “in a blink”, according to predictions made by leading networking company Cisco that considers itself ...
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