DP World partners with Schneider Electric to train Emirati youth

Arabian Post Staff -Dubai

A groundbreaking partnership between DP World and Schneider Electric aims to elevate the skillsets of Emirati youth, with a focus on sustainability and advanced technical expertise. The collaboration aligns with the UAE’s strategic objectives to develop a knowledge-based economy and empower its young professionals to thrive in globally competitive industries.

DP World, a key player in logistics and trade facilitation, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management and automation. This agreement is set to integrate cutting-edge training programs within DP World’s existing initiatives to promote technical proficiency and environmental stewardship among Emirati graduates.

The partnership’s cornerstone is the integration of Schneider Electric’s advanced training methodologies with DP World’s “Tumoohi” initiative. The Tumoohi program provides practical exposure to young Emirati professionals, offering placements in dynamic sectors such as energy, automation, and digital transformation. Participants will work directly with industry veterans, gaining experience in critical domains like energy efficiency and sustainable practices.

This alliance also includes workshops, mentorships, and on-the-job training, with a particular emphasis on developing skills in emerging fields such as AI-driven energy solutions and renewable energy management. By embedding sustainability within the technical training modules, the program seeks to prepare participants for roles that address the global demand for sustainable solutions while contributing to the UAE’s ambitious green goals.

DP World’s leadership highlighted this collaboration as a significant step toward cultivating a skilled and forward-thinking workforce. The company’s representatives underscored the importance of empowering young Emiratis with tools to lead innovative projects that shape the UAE’s economic future.



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