More than 7,000 individuals have benefited from this partnership with its access to promote learning throughout the region.
Crescent Enterprises, a global business headquartered in the UAE, has recommitted to providing the next generation with digital skills. The company announced the renewal of its partnership with Majarra, a digital content provider in the MENA region.
This collaboration aims to support professionals and students by providing access to the Majarra subscription which includes more than 60,000 pieces of content in Arabic. Covering a broad range of subjects, including technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, business and management, science, mental health, and finance. This aims to support the content landscape in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Through the Renaissance Partners programme, this alliance enables access to digital content, reducing the knowledge gap and promoting a culture of learning throughout the region. Since this collaboration, more than 7,000 individuals have had access to Majarra which published five global websites in Arabic. This initiative aims to equip them with skills that companies value in today’s labour market.
Speaking about the programme, Ola Al Haj Hussin, Corporate Citizenship Manager at Crescent Enterprises, commented: “Our commitment to this cause underscores our dedication to fostering educational excellence and professional development. We are actively engaged in empowering young minds in the MENA region, providing them with the tools to navigate and thrive in a rapidly evolving and highly competitive landscape. We are pleased to continue our collaboration with Majarra in this initiative which serves as a gateway to knowledge and innovation. By stimulating a passion for learning and promoting a culture of lifelong education, we inspire a new generation of thinkers, innovators, and leaders who will shape the region’s future. As these young professionals gain confidence and expertise, they become agents of change, driving economic, technological, and social progress in their communities. This ripple effect enhances the region’s development and prosperity, aligning with Crescent Enterprises’ mission of generating sustainable social impact through its diversified, purpose-driven businesses across various sectors and industries.”
Dia Haykal, Director of Brand and Partnerships at Majarra, said: “Our enduring partnership with Crescent Enterprises stands as a pillar of our commitment to enriching lives through giving access to the best Arabic content online. The Renaissance Partners programme continues to unlock the potential of countless young professionals and entrepreneurs by providing unparalleled access to a wealth of high-quality, useful Arabic content through the Majarra App. Thanks to Crescent Enterprises’ steadfast support, we are expanding the horizons of knowledge for a growing number of individuals across the MENA region, empowering them to achieve their fullest potential and make significant contributions to their communities”.
The Majarra subscription gives access to five global websites in Arabic including Harvard Business Review, MIT Technology Review, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Popular Science, and Psychologies.
Deeb Al-Hussein, a programme beneficiary from Syria, stated: “I am profoundly thankful for the opportunity to benefit from the Renaissance Partners programme. The access to such a breadth of information and resources has been invaluable.”
The application process for the 2024 programme is now open. Participants can apply through an online form, which promotes Crescent Enterprises’ accessibility and user engagement.
