Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – November 4, 2026

The third edition of the Digital Talent Exhibition (Kawader Raqamiyah) opened in Jeddah on November 4, bringing together 25 participating organizations and approximately 380 beneficiaries to showcase technical innovation and strengthen employment opportunities for Saudi graduates.

Organized by the Technical College of Telecommunications and Information Technology and the Digital Technical College for Girls in Jeddah, under the General Administration of Technical and Vocational Training in the Makkah Region, the exhibition was hosted at the Digital Technical College for Girls.

The event was inaugurated by Eng. Hussein bin Ali Al-Buhairi, Director General of Technical and Vocational Training in the Makkah Region.

25 Organizations Participate in the Exhibition

The exhibition brought together 25 organizations, creating opportunities for graduates to engage directly with participating employers and explore available career pathways.

The event provided a platform for discussions about employment opportunities, industry expectations, and the technical competencies required in today's labor market.

These interactions aimed to strengthen connections between vocational training outcomes and workforce needs.

Approximately 380 Beneficiaries

Around 380 people benefited from the exhibition's activities, including technical project displays, employer engagement opportunities, and career advisory services.

The event offered participants an opportunity to explore professional options while gaining a clearer understanding of the skills and qualifications sought by employers.

Showcasing Saudi Technical Innovation

Dedicated exhibition stands presented a selection of technical projects and innovations highlighting the practical capabilities of Saudi talent.

The displays demonstrated the skills developed through technical and vocational training and provided an opportunity for participants to present their work to visitors and participating organizations.

The exhibition also emphasized the importance of applied technical skills in preparing graduates for professional careers.

Four Specialized Career Advisory Stations

The event featured four advisory stations designed to improve participants' career readiness and support their transition into employment.

The stations focused on:

  • English Language: Understanding the role of language proficiency in professional environments.

  • CV Preparation: Presenting qualifications and experience effectively.

  • Job Interviews: Developing interview preparation skills.

  • Digital Identity: Building and managing a professional digital presence.

These activities complemented the exhibition's employment-focused program by offering practical career guidance.

Connecting Technical Training with Employment Opportunities

The third Digital Talent Exhibition reflected efforts to strengthen cooperation between technical training institutions and employers.

By bringing together innovation showcases and recruitment-related activities, the event aimed to help graduates better understand industry needs and identify professional opportunities aligned with their skills.

Supporting Saudi Vision 2030

The exhibition forms part of ongoing efforts to empower Saudi talent and strengthen the contribution of technical and vocational training to national workforce development.

Through its combination of technical innovation, employer engagement, and career guidance, the event supports the alignment of training outcomes with labor market requirements, contributing to the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.