Savvy partners with PNU to launch Game Art training programme for women
The Game Art training programme is jointly developed between Savvy and Applied College in PNU and is expected to start in September 2025
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The Game Art training programme is jointly developed between Savvy and Applied College in PNU and is expected to start in September 2025
At the BroadcastPro Summit KSA, Dr Mohammed Alshahrani, Country Manager KSA at BytePlus, and Arif Aabed, Senior Manager of Technology Partnerships at MBC Group, explored what’s powering the region’s gaming ...
In 2024, the video game market is expected to generate $282.3bn in revenue, with an anticipated annual growth rate of 8.76% from 2024 to 2027, reaching an estimated market volume ...
The partnership aims to generate 3,600 video game industry jobs in Saudi Arabia by 2030.
The partnership will see new products, services and solutions delivered to gamers in Saudi Arabia and the wider region.
The entities are also working on a series of television shows and films that will be announced soon.
The regional gaming hub will offer a platform where local start-ups and students can learn the skills needed to succeed in the gaming industry.
