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Rawabi Vallianz Offshore Services Company (RVOS), a joint venture between Rawabi Holding and Vallianz Holdings Ltd., recently celebrated the graduation of the first batch of Saudi marine officers and engineers who completed the first part of their training successfully at the Jordan Academy for Maritime Studies.
Earlier this year, the company also marked the graduation of the second batch of the Saudi marine crew, who completed the company’s pre-employment training period successfully at the Port Academy for Maritime and Technical Studies in Dammam.
Osman Ibrahim, group president and CEO of Rawabi Holding, commented: “We are proud to graduate officers and engineers who have shown a high caliber of trust. At Rawabi Holding Group, we are fully committed to empowering and supporting Saudis, through providing training programs, which lead to employment.”
He added: “Rawabi Holding’s vision toward the nationalization program aims to enhance the Saudi youth’s capabilities through improving their competitive performance. This business strategy is upheld at Rawabi Holding, for it reflects positively on our efforts toward achieving sustainable development and serves the community in which we operate.”
Noaf Al-Turki, VP of corporate services at Rawabi Holding Group, said: “Young Saudis have repeatedly proven their abilities to excel and tend to firmly seize every opportunity they get. We have witnessed this from the training programs they successfully completed at the Jordan Academy for Maritime Studies.”
These graduates make us proud and we vow to provide them with the required support to succeed in their professional careers later on. Rawabi Holding Group aims to leverage the skills and technical expertise through unique training programs, in partnership with a number of local and regional partners.”
Rawabi Holding has received an appreciation letter from the Jordan Academy commending the graduates’ commitment and excellence, which was evident in the trainees’ successful graduation in all courses.