Anas Academy in London signs a strategic cooperation agreement with “ENSCO Saudi Arabia” to support its operational activities and expand the base of learners interested in international accreditation

London – In a strategic move towards strengthening its presence in the Saudi market and expanding the scope of its services, Anas Academy in London announced the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement with “ENSCO Saudi Arabia” at ENSCO Saudi Arabia’s headquarters in Riyadh.

This agreement aims to support the Academy’s operational activities through a package of specialized services including marketing, providing consultations related to training programs, in addition to offering local financial solutions. This partnership comes to facilitate access for learners interested in obtaining internationally accredited professional certificates to our leading training programs.

The agreement was signed by Professor Sarah Al-Waleed, Director of Training Administration at Anas Academy, and Professor Noura Al-Quraishi, Director of Strategic Partnerships Office at “ENSCO Saudi Arabia“.

Under this partnership, “ENSCO Saudi Arabia” assumes responsibility for marketing the Academy’s programs within the Kingdom and abroad, and attracting trainees aspiring to develop their professional skills through international training programs that we offer from our headquarters in London.

Commenting on the agreement, Professor Sarah Al-Waleed confirmed that this step will significantly contribute to expanding the Academy’s service scope and reaching broader categories of learners in the region, noting that the partnership with “ENSCO” represents a fundamental pillar for sustainable growth and integration of local and international efforts in the field of professional training.

For her part, Professor Noura Al-Quraishi said that the agreement represents a qualitative addition that enhances Anas Academy’s presence in the Saudi market, emphasizing the importance of connecting trainees in the Kingdom with high-quality international educational institutions.

The implementation of the agreement is scheduled to begin in the coming period, within an ambitious strategic plan aimed at elevating the level of professional learning and connecting learners in the region with the best global practices.