The Prince Mohammad bin Fahd Foundation for Humanitarian Development (PMFHD) and King Saud University signed an agreement of cooperation last week that aims to ensure all KSU students have the necessary life skills and training ready for entering the Saudi work force.

The chairman of PMFHD’s board of Trustees, Prince Mohammad bin Fahd, signed the agreement with KSU Rector Badran Al-Omar on the KSU’s main campus. The agreement aims to provide KSU students with soft life skills that cannot be directly acquired by means of academic curricula, such as analytical, creative thinking and communication skills. At the signing, Prince Mohammed said he was encouraged by KSU’s launching of the program and that he had recently signed similar agreements with Riyadh’s Imam Mohammed bin Saud University and King Khaled University and expects further programs in the future.