Saudi Contestants Win Six Medals at WorldSkills GCC Doha 2025

Saudi contestants achieved remarkable success at the fifth edition of WorldSkills GCC Doha 2025, earning six medals including two gold, one silver, and three bronze across a range of technical and vocational skill categories. The competition, held in Doha, Qatar, from October 26 to 30, brought together talented youth from all six GCC countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

Represented by the General Secretariat of the National Skills Competition, the Saudi delegation featured nearly 20 skilled participants from various regions of the Kingdom. These contestants represented the nation’s leading technical and vocational education and training institutions, highlighting Saudi Arabia’s growing investment in youth talent and professional skills development under Vision 2030.

Saudi competitors took part in several key categories, including mobile robotics, electrical installations, refrigeration and air conditioning, graphic design, web design, mechanical engineering CAD, welding, and electronics. Their achievements underscored the Kingdom’s strong progress in applied science, engineering, and digital design disciplines.

While specific medal details were not immediately disclosed, Saudi participants distinguished themselves across multiple fields. Their performance reflected the country’s commitment to advancing technical and vocational education and training (TVET) standards to meet the needs of a rapidly evolving labor market.

The WorldSkills GCC Competition serves as a major regional platform to enhance skill development, foster innovation, and encourage excellence in technical professions among young people. Modeled on the standards of WorldSkills International the world’s most prestigious benchmark for vocational education and training the event provides participants with valuable opportunities to test their abilities, exchange expertise, and embrace innovation-driven learning.

Saudi Arabia’s strong results in Doha reaffirm its growing regional leadership in technical education and workforce development. The achievement highlights the impact of national initiatives led by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC) and other educational partners, which aim to equip Saudi youth with the practical skills and global competencies necessary to excel in the modern economy.

As Saudi Arabia continues its journey toward a diversified, knowledge-based economy, the success of its young professionals at WorldSkills GCC Doha 2025 stands as a testament to the Kingdom’s determination to empower its future workforce and promote excellence in every field of innovation and craftsmanship.