Results for: International Collaboration

A new training program under the Belt & Road Initiative has been launched, aiming to equip professionals from participating countries with the skills needed to manage and operate the extensive railway projects associated with the initiative. This comprehensive program, developed in collaboration with leading railway companies, academic institutions, and governments, focuses on practical training, international cooperation, and sustainable railway development, ensuring the long-term success of the BRI’s ambitious goals.

Iberia and the University of Navarra have joined forces to support cancer research and provide treatment to children from abroad. The collaboration will see Iberia contribute €60,000 to help cover travel expenses for these children and their families to the Clínica Universidad de Navarra in Spain for medical care. This partnership aims to provide access to specialized medical treatments in Spain for children who are unable to receive necessary care in their home countries.

Jamaica’s tourism industry is poised for significant growth as the country enters into discussions with Saudia Holidays, the travel division of Saudia Airlines. This partnership aims to deepen ties and enhance travel services between Jamaica and regions spanning the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America. Saudia Holidays boasts an extensive global network of service providers, allowing for diverse booking options tailored to meet the needs of travelers. Minister Bartlett, leading a Jamaican delegation at the Arabian Travel Market, is actively fostering collaboration with international tourism professionals to expand Jamaica’s reach in the global tourism landscape.

The Modesto City Schools district recently welcomed a delegation from Saudi Arabia to engage in a knowledge exchange about educational systems. The delegation, comprised of principals, administrators, and CEOs, visited the district on Tuesday to gain insights into the district’s best practices and innovative approaches to education.