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Arab Youth Centre launches New Economy Programme to train 400 young Arabs in tech and business

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“Arab Youth Centre launches New Economy Programme to train 400 young Arabs in tech and business”

The Arab Youth Centre has launched a programme to equip 400 young Arabs with knowledge of how technology, sustainability and creativity are reshaping careers and businesses. Developed in partnership with the New Economy Academy, the New Economy Programme 2026 accepted its first cohort of 100 participants on Tuesday in Dubai. Delivered entirely online in Arabic, the initiative features four cohorts throughout this month, bringing together young men and women from across the Arab world to examine…

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