The Gulf Consultative Laboratory for the Training and Knowledge Economy Sector, organized by the HH International Training Center in cooperation with the Qatar Chamber, will launch today, Sunday, in the presence of Mr. Hussein Yousef Al Abdul Ghani, Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs at the Qatar Chamber.
An elite group of Gulf experts and those interested in the training sector and the knowledge economy participate in the laboratory. The laboratory comes in the form of a professional consultative meeting that brings together a number of people with experience and practice in the training sector, and provides a space for exchanging experiences and visions among the participants in a dialogue atmosphere based on interaction, listening, and diversity of experiences.
The meeting includes a round table, giving all participants an opportunity to participate in the discussion and present their visions and professional experiences.
The laboratory program includes presenting a group of Gulf working papers, through which speakers will review a number of experiences and practices related to the training sector and the knowledge economy.
A number of experts and specialists from the Gulf Cooperation Council countries will participate in presenting the working papers, reflecting the diversity of professional experiences and expertise participating in the meeting.
The laboratory will also witness a panel discussion in which a number of experts and those interested in training in the State of Qatar will participate, including employees and affiliates of eight different entities, in addition to a number of investors in the training sector.
The seminar focuses on exchanging viewpoints and professional experiences on the topics presented in the working papers, and allowing participants to enrich the dialogue based on their diverse expertise and experiences.
Each participant in the seminar addresses a different topic related to his field of expertise and the nature of his professional experience, allowing topics to be addressed from multiple angles. Despite the diversity of the topics presented, they converge within one framework that combines training, the knowledge economy, and Gulf professional expertise. It is expected that the laboratory will appear in an integrated manner, in which the contents of the working papers intersect with the interventions of participants and the visions of investors, so that the meeting presents a diverse professional scene that combines knowledge, experience and application. This diversity contributes to enriching the discussion and highlighting the multiplicity of visions, while maintaining the unity of the laboratory’s general path and its consultative nature, leading to a set of joint results that reflect the overall nature of what took place during the meeting.
