Washington: Takamol Holding signed more than 20 strategic agreements with leading U.S. universities and technology and consulting firms, with total investments exceeding SAR150 million. The deals were secured during the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum held at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the agreements reflect Takamol's efforts to strengthen national human capital and support digital transformation and innovation in Saudi Arabia.
During the forum, Takamol also launched its T-Cube initiative, which unites the company's U.S.-based partnerships and aims to empower Saudi talent across 16 strategic sectors, including technology, AI, data science, and cybersecurity. Fields under the initiative also include consulting, project management, digital product management, marketing, human resources, finance, and other emerging sectors that support the Kingdom's economic transformation.
The initiative seeks to develop a group of globally competitive Saudi professionals, helping place Saudi Arabia among the top 5% of talent development centers worldwide. T-Cube employs a multi-path development model combining advanced academic education, practical integration within global institutions, rotation across specialized sectors, and knowledge transfer to national projects.
Enhancing educational partnership, Takamol signed agreements with prominent U.S. universities to offer advanced programs in leadership, innovation, AI, and data analytics, aimed at developing national leaders and preparing them to manage future sectors.
Takamol said all these agreements reflect its commitment to enhancing the competitiveness of Saudi talent, preparing a generation of Saudi experts capable of leading economic transformation and future development projects, and reinforcing the Kingdom's position as a regional and global hub for talent and innovation.