HAFR AL-BATIN — The Technical College for Girls in Hafr Al-Batin governorate launched today its annual "Technical Craftsmanship" exhibition for 1446H, held over two days in the presence of Mishari Al-Qahtani, Director of Technical and Vocational Training in the Eastern Province, along with a number of government and community leaders in the governorate.

The exhibition falls within the vision of the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation to empower national female talent and support a culture of vocational and craft work by highlighting trainees' innovations and practical projects across various technical and vocational specialties.

The exhibition featured a range of interactive corners showcasing outstanding work in technology, design, fashion, embroidery and textile crafts, as well as traditional handicrafts reimagined with contemporary techniques, alongside entrepreneurial marketing platforms that reflect the trainees' readiness to enter the labor market with confidence and professionalism.

College Dean Shuaa Al-Anzi said the exhibition serves as an inspiring platform for promoting innovation, entrepreneurship and craft creativity, noting that the event coincides with the Kingdom's designation of 2025 as the Year of Handicrafts, making the exhibition a real contribution to raising awareness of the importance of national crafts and encouraging new generations to preserve and develop them.

The exhibition drew notable engagement from visitors, who praised the quality of the work on display and the depth of skills the trainees have acquired, reflecting the effectiveness of the college's training and applied curricula and its ability to keep pace with the labor market through distinctive national products.