BlueRayDick:




He should just use mobile app to transfer it ASAP o to avoid stories that touch

Their app no dey open again o. For like a month now. I don dey suspect them too

In recent years, Saudi Arabia https://suregaze.com/ has undergone a significant transformation in its approach to education, studies, and research. This change is a part of the broader Vision 2030 initiative, which aims to diversify the economy, reduce dependence on oil, and transform the Kingdom into a global hub for various sectors, including education and research. This article explores the evolution, current state, and future prospects of studies and research in Saudi Arabia.

Historical Context
[/size] Historically, the educational system in Saudi Arabia has been heavily influenced by religious studies, with a strong emphasis on Islamic education. However, over the past few decades, there has been a concerted effort to modernize the education system and incorporate a broader range of subjects, including science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The establishment of King Saud University in 1957 marked a significant milestone in the Kingdom's higher education landscape. It was the first university in Saudi Arabia and has since played a pivotal role in promoting higher education and research in the country. Following this, several other universities were established, each contributing to the growing emphasis on research and innovation.

Vision 2030 and its Impact on Research
Vision 2030, launched by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, is a strategic framework aimed at reducing Saudi Arabia's dependence on oil and transforming various sectors, including education. One of the key pillars of Vision 2030 is to enhance the quality of education and promote research and innovation.

[size=8pt]Investment in Education and Research

As part of Vision 2030, the Saudi government has made substantial investments in the education sector. This includes the establishment of new universities, the expansion of existing institutions, and the development of research centers. The aim is to create a knowledge-based economy driven by innovation and research.

One of the flagship projects under Vision 2030 is the establishment of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). KAUST is a graduate-level research university that focuses on science and technology. It has state-of-the-art facilities and attracts researchers from around the world. The university aims to address global challenges through research in areas such as energy, water, food, and the environment.

International Collaboration

Another important aspect of Vision 2030 is fostering international collaboration in education and research. Saudi universities are encouraged to establish partnerships with leading international institutions. This includes joint research projects, student and faculty exchange programs, and collaborative degrees. These partnerships not only enhance the quality of research but also provide Saudi students and researchers with exposure to global best practices.

Current State of Studies and Research
The current state of studies and research in Saudi Arabia is characterized by a strong emphasis on STEM subjects, significant government investment, and increasing international collaboration.

STEM Education

STEM education has become a focal point in Saudi Arabia's educational reforms. The government recognizes the importance of science and technology in driving economic growth and innovation. As a result, there has been a concerted effort to promote STEM subjects at all levels of education.

Research Funding and Grants

The Saudi government provides substantial funding and grants for research projects. These funds are aimed at promoting innovation and addressing key challenges faced by the country. For example, the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) is a national research institution that provides funding and support for scientific research and technological development.

Women in Research

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the participation of women in higher education and research in Saudi Arabia. Vision 2030 emphasizes the empowerment of women and their inclusion in all sectors of society. As a result, more women are pursuing higher education and careers in research. Universities and research institutions are also providing more opportunities for women to engage in scientific research.

Challenges and Opportunities
While there has been significant progress in the field of studies and research in Saudi Arabia, there are still several challenges that need to be addressed.

Quality of Education

One of the key challenges is improving the quality of education at all levels. While there has been substantial investment in infrastructure and facilities, there is a need to enhance the quality of teaching and learning. This includes training teachers, updating curricula, and adopting modern teaching methods.

Research Culture

Another challenge is building a strong research culture. While there are several research institutions and funding opportunities, there is a need to foster a culture of innovation and inquiry. This includes encouraging students and researchers to pursue original research and providing them with the necessary resources and support.

Bridging the Gap between Academia and Industry

There is also a need to bridge the gap between academia and industry. While there is a growing emphasis on research and innovation, it is important to ensure that research outcomes are translated into practical applications. This requires stronger collaboration between universities, research institutions, and industry.

Future Prospects
The future of studies and research in Saudi Arabia looks promising, driven by the ambitious goals of Vision 2030 and the Kingdom's commitment to transforming its education sector.

Innovation Hubs and Research Parks

The establishment of innovation hubs and research parks is expected to play a crucial role in the future of research in Saudi Arabia. These hubs will provide a conducive environment for researchers, entrepreneurs, and startups to collaborate and innovate. For example, the KAUST Research and Technology Park is designed to facilitate collaboration between academia and industry, promoting the commercialization of research outcomes.

Focus on Emerging Technologies

The future of research in Saudi Arabia will also be shaped by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and renewable energy. The government is keen to position the Kingdom as a leader in these fields, and substantial investments are being made to support research and development in these areas.

Sustainable Development Goals

Saudi Arabia is also committed to achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Research in areas such as sustainable energy, water conservation, and environmental protection will be crucial in achieving these goals. The government is encouraging research that addresses these global challenges and contributes to sustainable development.

Conclusion
Saudi Arabia is on a transformative journey to become a global hub for education and research. The ambitious Vision 2030 initiative has set the stage for significant advancements in the field of studies and research. With substantial government investment, international collaboration, and a strong emphasis on STEM education, the future looks bright for research in the Kingdom. However, addressing challenges such as improving the quality of education, fostering a research culture, and bridging the gap between academia and industry will be crucial in realizing this vision. As Saudi Arabia continues to evolve, its commitment to research and innovation will play a key role in shaping a knowledge-based economy and driving sustainable development.

I agree it's a very wonderful coverage. But who hailed it as being world class.

South Africans or other foreign media houses?

Because I am only seeing just an X post

Tomison:
Hi Guys, please I’m trying to make enquiries about schools in USA that can offer full scholarships to a Nigerian. This is my second time trying the US student visa, the first time I tried was in 2019 and I was rejected cause of low funds.
Someone please help me out, I’m currently 22 years old and am in Lagos.

Hey 🤠


@Tomison.

1. Number one erase the thought that your previous F1-VISA visa was denied as a result of low funds (perhaps your agent or friends gave you the impression). Lack of ability to show proof of funds "POF " might contributed to that denial but no one can authoritatively say that until we read your visa transcripts because USA 214b rejection slip does not point to rejection reasons.

2. Let's assume that you secured 100% scholarship / fundings on your last visa attempt, you will still need to pass the remaining F1-VISA requirements like , ties to Nigeria, your plans after graduation, the genuineness of your study , applying to SEVP approved school among others.

3. Again, let's assume that your dad is a State governor who is capable of paying 10 times of your school fees ( same situation as if you have 100% fundings ) , you must still stand in front of that consular and satisfy other requirements i listed in sense 2 above.

4. Now , if you are from a very very humble background , yes you need scholarship and fundings in order to help you clear the aspect of Proof of Funds (that's even if the fundings is 100%) " Not in order to help you get Automatic VISA. And your question should be " who can guide me into securing USA University fundings in the department of Economics etc.

5. By stating your desired department (let's assume Economics) means you have educational focus , you will not go and apply to Miami University department of History all because they offers 100% fundings. Those who want to enter America and run away may choose that route but they are not usually successful.

6. In your case, if you cannot get fundings then approach a family member who can provide a bank statement in the tune of your 1st year tuition and send to your Host-University for your Form-120 and take the original copy of the bank statement along to your visa interview.

7. The summary is : lack of fundings is just a little part of your denial reasons. There are other areas like , ties, goals, program of study, kind of sch you applied to , your communication skills , etc.


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If not useless police and army force which other force do you think we have in useless country

helinues:


And you ignored the irresponsibility of the parents bringing a child to the world without being prepared

They were prepared until APC happened to them
We are all feeling the heat

Still on

helinues:
There are states in Nigeria who are still paying the old N18k minimum wage as they are claiming they can't afford the N30k.

Would those states also be expected to pay N100k minimum wage?

why is that your problem and who told you it is 100k
Is that the information they gave you guys in your WhatsApp group?

hammer567:
AMERICA AND UK ARE FCVKING WITH THE WRONG ONES THIS TIME.


RUSSIA, NORTH KOREA, IRAN AND CHINA ARE NO WALK IN THE PARK.


THE WORST PART IS THEY HAVE MORE ALLIES ON THE SIDELINE TOO.



THEY ARE NOT LIBYA, GADDAFI OR IRAQ SADDAM.

Two brodas they chest beat u dey blame America. America collect una wey b muslims wives?

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Bonab:
The reason why you are suspicious of everything about the opposite gender is because of too many negative stories you have heard about people in marriages and sometimes your own past negative experiences in relationships or marriages.

It is not your fault that you can't believe anything different, because the trauma of your past and many negative testimonies of others have altered the way you see things.

We always make guesses in life by matching known patterns to new experiences. If you were betrayed in the past, despite being good and kind to people,your new reaction to any relationship is fear and distrust.

However, if you're not observant to recognize that your past trauma is seriously affecting your relationship presently,you may end up destroying what you have.

We all treat people in a certain way based on our past experiences,which maybe negative or positive. It is bad if it is negative, as that can ruin our chances of maintaining healthy relationships or managing people.

First, through deep retrospection identify patterns that exist in your life,which could be traced to a particular past trauma.

Secondly, forgive yourself or the people involved who caused you such heartbreaks. If you don't forgive them,you will keep getting angry and justifying your actions; which will make you to remain stuck in that loop of past experiences and make you never to trust and commit to anyone.

Forgiveness will aid your healing. What you forgive will have no power to break you again. What you refuse to forgive,will continue to diminish your peace and affect your every decisions. Understand that certain heartbreaks teaches us how to value good people and gives us feedback on how our decisions (right or wrong)molds our destiny.

Lastly, give yourself time to heal. Looking for a rebound will not help you to heal,rather what you have refused to learn from in the past will keep showing up all over again.

If you don't heal properly before entering another relationship, the same mistake will recur.

If you don't evaluate your past trauma and heal from them,you would think that you're jinxed in life, because you will continue to get a particular outcome and blame others for it. This is why some people wonder why every good person that enters into their life leaves unexpectedly and they will end up saying,love is not for them .

Past traumas are a big deal.Deal with it before it destroys you.

I agree with you whole eartedly. but what will you say to this girl who has hard 6 abortions for her ex and now has a great suitor. should she postpone the guy until she heals or what?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em0ztzwHRaI

It's easier said than dealt with.

2 0dds x8

Make we see how far it will go

Still on

larride:


Banks set dey on strike now.

no they are not

was in gtb this morning

Is Nigeria heading the right direction?

According to a recent survey conducted by the Africa Polling Institute, a staggering majority of Nigerians across the country believe their nation is headed in the wrong direction.

The survey results paint a bleak picture, with the South East region leading the way, where a unanimous 100% of respondents expressed this view. Closely behind is the South South region, with 98% sharing the sentiment that the country is on the wrong path.

Moving further north, the level of discontent appears to be slightly lower, but still alarmingly high. In the North East, 87% of those surveyed believe Nigeria is heading in the wrong direction, while in the North Central region, the figure stands at 81%.

The South West region shows a relatively lower, but still significant, level of dissatisfaction, with 75% of respondents sharing the same concerns.

The lowest, yet still substantial, level of pessimism is found in the North West region, where 63% of the people believe their country is headed in the wrong direction.

These findings may not exhaustive, comprehensive or a completely true reflection of state of things. However, it provide a sobering insight into the collective sentiment of the Nigerian populace and the urgent need for decisive action to address the underlying issues that have led to such widespread discontent, by all stakeholders, especially the ruling class, politicians and governments at all levels.

PERCENTAGE OF NIGERIANS THAT BELIEVE THE COUNTRY IS HEADING TOWARDS WRONG DIRECTION

South East — 100%
South South — 98%
North East — 87%
North Central — 81%
South West — 75%
North West — 63%

#Statisense
(Africa Polling Institute)

Olachase:
this country is a joke

how can an association that called themself Labour be fighting for wage instead over hardship

even if they strike it can never last long

so you want private sector to join you to protect all in the name of your salary, so wetin go come happen to us

yeye people

Rubbish! How many of you paying 30k mw to your workers?

larride:


If banks no follow join the bank, what strike are they now striking?

Banks ain't public organisations per say
If they join then markets should also join and then we have ourselves total shutdown strike

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Imagine a student who scores E in a course will be boasting to someone that scored D in a course when both of them are just there. As far as the world is concerned, Nigeria is a shithole. Wole Soyinka is not educated in his mind and heart like Nelson Mandela espoused, he is only educated in his brain hence his stupid outbursts from time to time.

jihday:
I agree, this season there were games you can see that a proper CF was all Arsenal needed but I think Arteta/Edu don’t really see a star CF as priority

Really depends on what you mean by a proper CF.

Liverpool have had dominance without a quintessential center forward.

Messi and Ronaldo are not quintessential CF's.

Arsenal play is about interchange and fluidity nothing is so rigid. This is why their goals come from several different players.

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Sonnobax15:

A cup of beans is #400?

Where are you based?

Cuz the last time I bought beans was 3 days ago and it was #250 per cup

You sure say na kiosk you branch abi na mini super market wey dey disguise as kiosk?

A cup of beans at my area is 330-350 a cup

Nice2023:
With Tinubu...honestly it is just starting.

The man knows nothings about economy rather tax,and taxation only.

You call it taxation, I call it exploitation. Robbing the masses to finance the ostentatious lives of themselves and their siblings.

JagabanB:

It's a good thing that there are Yorubàs who don't support Tinubu even tho he's their tribesman, whereas all lgb0s supports the dîsàster called PitObi, and lgb0s wants us the rest of Nigeria to believe they are not tribaIist that the Yorubàs are the tribalist ones.
It's a good thing ur statement acknowledge that fact.

I cannot think or see any reason to call Mr Peter obi a disaster,this man governed a state for 8 years and did not owe salary,pension, gratuity,no supplier or contractor was owned, refurbished all hospitals in anambra state with ambulances,refurbished all schools with boreholes soundproof generators,vsat computers and school buses,built hundreds of kilometers of good roads with drainage and the day he handed over he left the staggering sum of #75 billion naira for the incoming government,and he challenged Nigerians on national television that if anyone can bring proof of money stolen by him or any piece of government land allocated to him that he will stop campaign,up till today nobody has answered that call,even the list the EFCC made of any past governors and the amount they looted his name was not on the list,iit is only tribal bigotry that will make you hate this man.

TonyeBarcanista:

You mean SIP that doesn't reach the population? It won't do anything to cushion the effect of 60k minimum wage my brother.

Speaking of something like students loans

Business empowerment

Still on

I'd go for Great Green Wall. They are always out for a project. They make more than any agency under the ministry through reforestation.

MrSuama:
Good evening house
Please kindly guide me on which of the under-listed agencies under the Federal Ministry of Environment has the best take-home package and working environment
A. National Oil Spillage Detection and Response Agency
B. National Environmental Standards Regulatory and Enforcement Agency
C. National Biosafety Management Agency
D. Geat Green Wall Agency

Thanks in advance for all your contributions.

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camri:
Red in here. Simp in the real world. Keep deceiving them

K