Prince Sultan University in Riyadh is continuing its Global Entrepreneurship Bootcamp 2026 until tomorrow, 6 August 2026, an intensive training program that aims to prepare a new generation of entrepreneurs through a learning experience inspired by the Silicon Valley approach, with 25 full scholarships offered to participants.

The bootcamp offers a hands-on learning experience combining application with direct interaction, led by experts from the University of California, Berkeley's Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, with the aim of transferring global best practices in founding startups and turning innovative ideas into projects capable of growth and scale.

The program focuses on developing participants' skills in designing business models, testing ideas in the market, analyzing customer needs and building product prototypes, along with leadership, teamwork, innovative thinking and the professional pitching of projects to experts and specialists.

The bootcamp is part of efforts to support a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and equip young people with the practical skills the knowledge economy demands, in line with the Saudi Vision 2030 goals of a vibrant society and a thriving economy built on innovation and entrepreneurship.