The event was attended by royal figures and over 100 students who earned bachelor's degrees in international hospitality management, accredited by Swiss EHL Hospitality Business School.

The SPA report states that 107 students, including 80 men and 27 women, graduated from the Red Sea Global scholarship program, funded by RSG.

They all specialized in international hospitality management with accreditation from the Swiss EHL Business Hospitality School.

Ahmad Darwish, RSG's group chief administrative officer, expressed delight at their graduation and noted their contributions to welcoming visitors to Saudi Arabia.

The University of Prince Mugrin is making significant strides in offering top-tier education in various fields through innovative academic and research programs.

The University of Prince Mugrin, presided over by Bander bin Mohammed Hajjar, is contributing to Saudi Arabia's economic development by preparing graduates for the dynamic workforce.

The university takes pride in its partnership with Red Sea Global, which aligns with Saudi Vision 2030.

This collaboration focuses on both constructing physical destinations and educating people to manage and operate them.

Recently, 107 students graduated from the university with degrees in international hospitality and tourism management.

They will now work directly with Red Sea Global and its partners.

The SPA (Specifically Professions Academy) at a university has announced a partnership with RSG (Regional Strategic Graduates).

The training program provided by RSG includes 1,200 hours of work experience in major hotels in the Middle East.

The university aims to expand its collaboration with RSG to achieve shared goals.

Since its founding, RSG has been dedicated to producing specialists and leaders in international hospitality.

Its curriculum aligns with global hospitality and sustainable tourism standards, combining theoretical knowledge, management principles, and practical business projects.