The Mohammed bin Salman Foundation “Misk Charity” announced the launch of the “Leaders of Tomorrow” program, which is the first of its kind to guide future leaders of Saudi school and university students between the ages of 17 and 24 and to enhance their capabilities in overcoming challenges, in a qualitative initiative targeting Empowering and honing the skills of future leaders.

The program revolves around setting up an educational training camp for the participating students, giving them an exceptional opportunity to bring out their potential in an interesting adventure in the heart of the picturesque nature of the Kingdom, where students go outside the norm to face challenges, and learn through experience that enables them to enhance their leadership skills, and helps them discover their strengths. Latent.

The camp extends over five intensive days, providing participants with an exclusive opportunity; To learn valuable lessons that are often overlooked by traditional educational methods and programs, as the program includes a variety of activities that allow students to immerse themselves in experiences that motivate them to develop their personal and social skills, develop their ability to adapt, communicate effectively with others, and teamwork, as well as developing their skills. Leadership, including problem-solving, time management, and decision-making.

In this context, the CEO of Misk Charitable Programs, Eng. Omar Najjar, said: “We believe in Misk that practical challenges play a fundamental role in the formation of the leaders’ personality, and it is a rare opportunity to reveal their potential and develop their personal and leadership skills. A program that allows our young men and women to experience real stimulating experiences that push them to develop their capabilities and develop their leadership personality.

He added: “One of our goals is to prepare and empower tomorrow’s leaders to meet the real challenges. By urging them to embark on an educational experience outside the walls of traditional classrooms, and away from digital screens, we are providing them with a competitive advantage that enables them to chart a promising path for themselves, where the participants will have a space.” Sufficient in the heart of nature to explore themselves, where they put themselves to the test, and discover their inherent capabilities, which gives them ample opportunities for achievement and innovation. “

Two camps will be held this summer, the first for high school students of the two grades (first and second secondary), while the second will open its doors to university students - a bachelor’s degree (the last two years) - with the adoption of all precautionary measures. To keep everyone safe according to the guidelines of the Ministry of Health.

Those wishing to join the program will continue to be received until May 1, 2021 AD, via the Foundation’s website at the following link: Leaders of Tomorrow - Misk - Human Capital Development (misk.org.sa).