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    Communications Ministry Launches Second Edition of MCIT AI Bridge to Develop Saudi Tech Talent

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamNovember 4, 2026
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     The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has announced the opening of registration for the second edition of the MCIT AI Bridge program, offered in collaboration with Accenture. The program aims to develop Saudi tech professionals with three to five years of professional experience through an intensive program combining hands-on training, consulting experience, and technological innovation in Riyadh and Milan.

     The program aims to broaden participants’ technical expertise, develop their consulting and technological innovation skills, and apply these capabilities to address real-world challenges. It seeks to strengthen their ability to bridge technical knowledge and business needs while opening up broader opportunities for professional growth.

     Combining learning with practical experience, the program enables participants to gain international exposure and apply their skills in diverse professional environments. This approach enhances their ability to turn ideas into practical solutions and leverage artificial intelligence and advanced technologies in their respective fields.

     The program builds on the ministry’s ongoing efforts to develop national capabilities and empower Saudi talent to keep pace with technological advancements and contribute to technological innovation, supporting the Kingdom’s competitiveness in the digital economy and the age of artificial intelligence.

     The ministry invited eligible Saudi tech professionals to explore the program details, participation requirements, and registration process through the following link:

     ‏https://futureskills.mcit.gov.sa/ar/form/brnamj-aksntshr-fy-aldhka

    Source: Riyadh Daily

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