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The government has reaffirmed its commitment to support the economy by budgeting for a SR326 billion deficit in nominal terms, based on revenues of SR514 billion and expenditures of SR840 billion.
Al Yamamah University (YU) is a relatively new, fully accredited private university of about 2000 students in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).
Prof. Hussein M. AlFreihi, President of Al Yamamah University talks about the Saudi education reform.
Prof. Hussein M. AlFreihi, President of Al Yamamah University talks about the private sector universities in Saudi Arabia.
Prof. Hussein M. AlFreihi, President of Al Yamamah University talks about education sector in Saudi Arabia.
Prof. Hussein M. AlFreihi, President of Al Yamamah University talks about Al Yamamah University — one of the best private universities in Saudi Arabia.
Prof. Hussein M. AlFreihi, President of Al Yamamah University talks about Al Yamamah University accreditations.
Saudi Arabia is a growing nation. Statistics show that 70% of the population is under the age of 30. There is a huge demand for education. One need only look to the increasing number of universities and colleges opening up in the past 15 to 20 years to see that. Right now, the Kingdom has 28 public universities and 12 private ones, and nearly the same number of private colleges. We also have vocational training programs, and other options for military-specific training, or for medicine.
Dr. Mahmoud Omar Ba-Eissa, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs of University of Business & Technology talks about the outlook for the education sector in Saudi Arabia.
Arabic Bayan Institute for Teaching Arabic is a specialized school teaching Arabic language using the most innovative and revolutionary method proprietary to the institute.
