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  • Both parties explored opportunities to collaborate with the University of Munich for Applied Sciences
  • The focus was on reviewing the university's educational curricula and academic programs in various fields related to industries and mining

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  –  Saudi Arabia and Germany have decided to strengthen cooperation in the industrial and mining sectors.  

A delegation from Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, led by Eng. Fares Al-Saqaabi, the Undersecretary of the Ministry for Human Capacity Development, engaged in a series of productive discussions with senior officials from the German Ministry of Economy in Munich. The talks were aimed at enhancing cooperation between the two nations as well as fostering the exchange of expertise in human resource development.

Both parties explored opportunities to collaborate with the University of Munich for Applied Sciences. The focus was on reviewing the university’s educational curricula and academic programs in various fields related to industries and mining. The delegation also expressed interest in understanding the training programs conducted at the IHK Center.