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Transport General Authority approves 14 new maritime training programs

The Transport General Authority has accredited 14 maritime training programs to boost workforce skills and meet industry standards.

Transport General Authority approves 14 new maritime training programs

The Transport General Authority has approved 14 new maritime training programs to bolster workforce skills and align with industry standards. This move is part of the authority's ongoing initiative to elevate the quality of maritime education, improve training outcomes, and develop the competencies of sector employees in accordance with established guidelines.

To ensure the programs meet the required standards, the Transport General Authority conducted thorough audits and compliance assessments of maritime training programs at two key institutions: the Azdah Maritime Training Institute in Ras Tanura and the International Maritime Training Center at King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah.

The audit of the Azdah Maritime Training Institute confirmed adherence to quality and safety requirements, the availability of necessary training equipment and tools, and the continuous updating of educational curricula to reflect best practices. Similarly, the audit at the International Maritime Training Center revealed that the institution met quality and safety standards, possessed the requisite training equipment and tools, and had successfully accredited 14 maritime training programs suitable for sector employees.

These concerted efforts aim to enhance the professional capabilities of maritime personnel, thereby ensuring the sector is equipped with a workforce capable of meeting industry demands. The Transport General Authority's commitment to advancing the maritime workforce remains steadfast, as it strives to bolster the efficiency of the maritime transport system, contribute to the objectives outlined in the National Transport and Logistics Strategy, and solidify Saudi Arabia's standing as a premier global logistics hub.

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