Riyadh: The King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity (Mawhiba) marked its 25-year milestone, celebrating its founding narrative and numerous national achievements. The jubilee celebration coincided with the third edition of the Global Conference for Giftedness and Creativity, organized by the foundation from November 24 to 26.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the event witnessed the unveiling of the Mawhiba 2030 Strategy, which aligns with the Saudi Vision 2030. This strategy lays out the foundation’s updated objectives, pillars, and key targets, ensuring it meets its goals with high-quality standards.

In addition to the strategy, Mawhiba introduced a new corporate identity to reflect its evolution and alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. The event also launched the Mawhiba Meta Minds (M3) platform, a global initiative to connect and empower talented individuals in both academic and professional settings. A newly inaugurated website aims to offer enhanced services to talented
individuals, parents, and stakeholders.

During the event, Mawhiba honored several partners, especially those strategically significant to its achievements. Notably, 16 new agreements and memoranda of understanding were signed with partners in line with Mawhiba’s 2030 Strategy.

Mawhiba operates as a non-profit foundation, supported by the endowment of the late Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. It is part of the King Abdullah Humanitarian Foundation, focusing on advancing education, discovering and nurturing talent, and empowering Saudi youth to contribute to sustainable societal development.