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Siemens will cooperate with KFAS and SACGC in R&D and innovation, digital technologies as well as training and development of the local workforce. (Image source: Siemens)

Siemens will provide technical education for local workforce in Kuwait through Siemens Power Academy and Siemens Training for Industry

Siemens has taken its knowledge-sharing commitment to Kuwait up a notch and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) and Sabah Al Ahmad Centre for Giftedness and Creativity (SACGC). The agreement, drawn up to pave way for the digital transformation of Kuwait, endorses strategic partnership between KFAS, SACGC and Siemens in different verticals.

Siemens will cooperate with KFAS and SACGC in R&D and innovation, digital technologies as well as training and development of the local workforce. The move highlights Siemens? role as a technology partner for Kuwait in line with the State?s Vision 2035.

Siemens will provide technical education for the local workforce through Siemens Power Academy and Siemens Training for Industry (SITRAIN), in addition to collaborating with several Kuwaiti universities to develop future-focused curriculums. The German conglomerate will also roll out Siemens Mechatronics Systems Certification Programme (SMSCP) at Sabah Al Ahmad Centre for Giftedness and Creativity (SACGC) for students pursuing jobs in automation and manufacturing fields.

?We are pleased to team up with Siemens to enhance the digital and technical capabilities of Kuwaiti youth, who will form the cornerstone of our economy in the future,? said Dr Adnan A Shihab-Eldin, director general of KFAS.

?Education and youth empowerment are key to a sustainable future,? said Herbert Klausner, CEO, Kuwait operations.

 ?Collaborating with KFAS and SACGC to train and nurture Kuwaiti talent for the digital world is a great opportunity to highlight public-private partnerships and what they can achieve. Siemens has been a partner of the state of Kuwait for the last 60 years and this MoU reinforces our commitment to the country,? he added.

Hail Cement Company?s power plant in Turbah, 200km from Hail city, Saudi Arabia. (Image source: W?rtsil?)

W?rtsil? and Saudi Arabia-based Hail Cement Company have announced to continue their co-operation by renewing three-year asset management agreement for Hail Cement Company?s power plant in Turbah, Saudi Arabia

The new centre will support a rapidly developing Middle East cyber security market. (Image source: Honeywell)

Honeywell has launched its first industrial cyber security centre of excellence (COE) in Dubai, which will test and demonstrate process control network vulnerabilities, train customers with real-time attack simulations and provide advanced customer consultations

Al Yah 3 will join Al Yah 1 and Al Yah 2 in helping to empower millions of people across the Middle East, Africa, South West Asia and Brazil to access affordable Internet access via Yahsat?s high-speed satellite broadband service, YahClick. (Image source: Yahsat)

Yahsat, leading global satellite operator based in the UAE, has confirmed the launch of Al Yah 3, the third satellite in the company?s fleet, which is a key milestone in its strategy to expand its Ka-band coverage across Africa and to establish a presence in Latin America

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