The Middle East Education and Training Exhibition closed yesterday at the Jeddah Center for Events and Exhibitions, part of the Jeddah Chamber, after running from October 5 to 7. Universities, colleges, institutes and education and training providers from inside and outside the Kingdom took part.

The exhibition offered a dedicated platform connecting these institutions with students and parents, giving visitors a chance to explore programs, specializations and education and training options suited to their academic and career goals.

Exhibitors showcased their programs and services, presented available study opportunities, strengthened ties with students and families, and built partnerships aimed at developing the education and training sector.

Discussions on the future of education focused above all on the use of artificial intelligence in teaching and learning, including interactive learning environments, smart educational apps and games, digital assistants, and support for teachers in developing their methods and handling teaching and administrative tasks.

The event comes amid continued attention and support for education and training in Saudi Arabia under Saudi Vision 2030, which prioritizes developing human capital and raising the quality of education outcomes.