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Misk schools was established in 2016 by crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. (Supplied) photos

Saudi efforts to promote youth development paying dividends on international stage

  • Misk Schools, established in 2016 by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has identified and nurtured young Saudis’ abilities in several fields including artificial intelligence, space exploration, professional sports, and tourism
By Dhai Al-Mutairi ·
20 startups graduate from Misk Accelerator program

20 startups graduate from Misk Accelerator program

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