The Saudi Skills National Competition launched its mobile robotics challenge in Al-Ahsa on Tuesday, bringing together 40 talented young men and women from across the Kingdom. Participants from six leading educational institutions are taking part in the five-day event, organized by the Technical and Vocational Training Corp.
Abdullah Al-Dahilan, senior competition secretary, stated that the challenge serves as a gateway to greater opportunities, with the winners qualifying for Gulf, Asian, and international championships. The contestants are being evaluated by certified judges and experts from both Saudi Arabia and Russia.
The successful participants will represent Saudi Arabia in regional and international competitions in 2025, as part of the WorldSkills Competition framework. Al-Dahilan emphasized, “Our mission is to nurture local and national talents through programs that meet international standards.”
Similar competitions are being held in various technical fields at colleges, institutes, and schools across major cities, including Riyadh, Makkah, Qassim, Jubail, and Al-Ahsa. The competitions cover a wide range of skills, including electrical installations, electronics, graphic design, web design, mobile robotics, fashion design, and welding.
Under the guidance of 16 trainers, participants will undergo 50 hours of intensive training during the competition. The event will conclude with an awards ceremony, recognizing the top three winners in both junior and youth categories.
