Kidana Showcases Training Programs and Youth Empowerment Initiatives at Employment Exhibition 2025 in Dhahran
Makkah – 16 Rabi' al-Awwal 1447 AH, corresponding to September 8, 2025.
Kidana for Development and Investment, the executive arm of the Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites, took part in the Employment Exhibition 2025, organized by King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals in Dhahran from September 8 to 10, alongside wide participation from major government and private entities, drawing thousands of students, graduates, and entrepreneurs seeking career opportunities.
At a Glance
- A pavilion introducing national talent empowerment programs: Through its pavilion, Kidana showcased its leading training programs aimed at qualifying and empowering young Saudis and supporting them to enter the job market efficiently, in line with its vision of developing the Holy Sites and sustaining their construction, and strengthening its role in attracting ambitious national talent and preparing them according to world-class professional standards.
- Fresh Graduates Program: Kidana presented its "Fresh Graduates" program to visitors, designed to attract and qualify graduates through comprehensive training programs that raise their level of knowledge and grant them accredited professional certificates, strengthening their readiness to build successful career paths aligned with their academic specializations.
- Cooperative Training Program: Kidana also introduced its "Cooperative Training" program, which targets university students during their academic studies and allows them to join a comprehensive professional work environment within Kidana, under the direct supervision of specialized mentors who accompany trainees throughout the training period, with clear tasks and practical goals that help hone their practical experience and boost their future prospects.
Kidana's presence at this event affirms its commitment to contributing to the empowerment of national talent, and supporting Saudi Vision 2030 in strengthening human capital as one of the most important drivers of sustainable development.
