SEDCO Holding Group’s Riyali Financial Literacy Program, has trained more than 100,000 students in Saudi Arabia.

The program’s in-classroom sessions reached 80,760 students and its total online beneficiaries touched 19,240.

Riyali’s training sessions were held in 22 cities across the Kingdom, and its total number of volunteers and ambassadors who were trained to teach in schools and universities reached 1,130.

The Riyali Financial Literacy Program marked a groundbreaking figure during an impressive time. This is firm proof of SEDCO Holding Group’s commitment to its social responsibility programs to ensure positive change and sustainable development in the Saudi community.

Anees Moumina, CEO of SEDCO Holding Group, commented: “In its recent years, the Riyali Financial Literacy Program was able to create a positive influence to reach the highest number of beneficiaries. This is part of our responsibility toward the youth. We were able to achieve such results through our partnerships with various training centers and the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Education who played a substantial role in underlining this success.”

SEDCO Holding Group’ VP Marketing and CSR, Amr Banaja stated: “We are very pleased with this turnout as we previously set a plan to reach 50,000 participants during the program’s first phase. Today, these numbers have doubled with hard work and perseverance. We are aiming to target two million participants in the next five years, especially now that Riyali is made available and accessible to all through its E-learning online system.”

The success of this online presence is the result of the program’s presence on the Rwaq.com platform where Riyali broke a record accomplishing the highest participation rate among all available programs.

This achievement was preceded by the equally successful launch onto the Doroob platform, with the support of the Ministry of Labor and the Human Resources Development Fund.