RIYADH: The director-general of the Saudi Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf), Mohammed Al-Sudairy, met the CEO of the Saudi Japanese Automobile High Institute (SJAHI), Salim Al-Asmarei, on Wednesday to explore and enhance the strategic partnership between the two entities, and to better serve Saudi students at the institute.
Hadaf’s partnership with SJAHI, Al-Sudairy pointed out, is one of a number of similar partnerships that Hadaf has established with private and government entities in a bid to increase participation of Saudi nationals in the workforce.
Hadaf, he said, “seeks to provide advanced apprenticeships that allow SJAHI trainees to be pioneers in the automobile-repair field.”
Al-Asmarei said the institute’s partnership with Hadaf would support Saudi nationals through “many schemes,” adding, “We are looking forward to our joint cooperation in the upcoming period to achieve objectives.”
Al-Sudairy, Al-Asmarei, and senior officials toured the institute and visited two workshops that contain 100 cars to provide trainees with hands-on experience, classrooms, and laboratories. Al-Sudairy also met with students and listened to their feedback.
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