- Cadets begin six-month professional development program.
- Kingdom boosts role in global maritime sustainability.
- The program supports youth development in the evolving industry.
The Transport General Authority, in collaboration with the International Maritime Organisation and Bahri, has kicked off the “NextWave Seafarers (NWS)” pilot program for 2025–2026. This initiative aims to cultivate a new generation of highly skilled maritime professionals who can play a vital role in the future of global maritime transport, reports SPA.
Cadets Embark on a Six-Month Professional Training Journey
A cohort of 17 male and female cadets has officially joined the program, embarking on a six-month adventure that blends hands-on shipboard experience with educational modules to equip them for careers in the maritime sector.
Boosting Global Maritime Sustainability
As one of the premier international joint programs hosted by Saudi Arabia, this initiative underscores the Kingdom’s dedication to investing in human capital and enhancing the sustainability of global maritime transport.
Empowering Youth in a Transforming Industry
This program comes at a crucial time when the maritime sector is increasingly focused on nurturing young professionals. It aims to create a rich training environment that fosters knowledge sharing and supports the development of new talent within the industry.
In Line with Saudi Vision 2030 Goals
The initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s broader strategy to forge international partnerships that promote an innovative and sustainable transport sector. It also strengthens the Kingdom’s role as a significant player in global maritime development.
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Source: SPA
