Qatar’s economic diversification agenda is increasing demand for technically skilled, adaptable and industry-ready talent. As the country advances towards a more knowledge-based economy under Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third National Development Strategy, closer alignment between education systems and labour market needs is central.Produced in partnership with the University of Doha for…
Saudi Arabia’s education system is entering a new phase of impact, highlighted by the approval of the General Education Law in July 2026. Through a unified legislative framework aligned with Vision 2030 and the Human Capability Development Programme, the Kingdom is strengthening governance, coordination and delivery across the educational ecosystem.Produced in partnership with the Ministry of Education,…
As economies become increasingly knowledge-based and technology-driven, higher education is playing a growing role in supporting workforce readiness, innovation and long-term competitiveness. In Oman, these trends are closely linked to Oman Vision 2040 and the country’s ambitions to diversify economic activity, strengthen human capital and expand participation in future-oriented sectors.Produced…
The transformation of Qatar’s education system demonstrates what ambitious national planning, coupled with high levels of public investment, can achieve. The number of Qataris pursuing higher education is steadily increasing. Meanwhile, gender parity is high, as shown in both literacy and school attendance, as well as in strong female participation in maths, science, and engineering (STEM) subjects.…
Qatar’s education sector transformation has been driven by the Qatar National Vision 2030 development strategy and subsequent education policies. The changes have focused on aligning curricula with international standards, introducing new accreditation frameworks and incorporating digital technologies and innovative learning methods into the classroom. Together, these reforms aim to support the development…
Interview: Salem Al-Naemi, President, University of Doha for Science and Technology, on the contribution of young entrepreneurs towards a strengthened and diversified economy How can technical and vocational training institutions address youth employment in Qatar? AL-NAEMI: Training institutions are crucial in tackling youth unemployment by equipping young people with job-ready, practical skills…
Interview: Amir Berbic, Dean, Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar, on identifying collaborative opportunities and investment priorities within creative fields How are arts and design programmes adapting in pedagogy and infrastructure to ensure increased access leads to high-value creative employment? BERBIC: Institutions in the sector are under pressure to remain agile, as…
The transformation of Qatar’s education system demonstrates what national planning, coupled with high levels of public investment, can achieve. The number of Qataris pursuing higher education is steadily increasing. Meanwhile, gender parity is high, as shown in both literacy and school attendance, as well as in strong female participation in maths, science and engineering subjects. Strong public…
Despite heightened regional uncertainty stemming from the 2026 Iran conflict, Qatar continues to demonstrate economic resilience, supported by its position as one of the world’s leading LNG exporters, strong fiscal fundamentals and prudent policymaking. While short-term disruption has affected energy exports, trade and logistics, the country remains committed to advancing the objectives of Qatar
Interview: Jalal Al Tabtabaei, Minister of Education, on utilising digital tools to modernise the sector and develop human capital How is Kuwait’s education system evolving through the six-pillar reform plan to enhance learning outcomes in line with New Kuwait 2035? JALAL TABTABAEI: The education system is undergoing comprehensive transformation aimed at aligning learning outcomes with the national…
