The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) and Oracle signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today to raise citizens' awareness and enhance the skills of national talents in data and AI to support the labor market. This will be achieved through several collaborative initiatives, including workshops and comprehensive training programs that provide professional certifications in data and AI. The MoU was signed by General Supervisor of the Capability Building Sector at SDAIA Dr. Ahmed Al-Ghamdi and Vice President of Cloud Computing for Saudi, Middle East, and North African Markets at Oracle Fahad Al-Turief. The MoU outlines collaboration between the two sides to build national capacities in AI and data through a series of joint programs and initiatives between SDAIA Academy and Oracle Academy. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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