Paris-based school Le Cordon Bleu will soon be landing in the Kingdom. The decision comes after a strategic cooperation agreement was made between The Quality of Life Program Center and MENA Company for Education & Development.
The top-notch school stands as the largest network of culinary and hospitality school in the world. With over 35 institutes in 20 countries, Le Cordon Bleu will work hand in hand with Saudi Arabia’s Culinary Arts Authority.
Under Crown Prince’s Vision 2030, the opening of the school achieves the goal of providing education programs in the culinary arts in the recreational sector. Vision 2030 aims to foster an ecosystem that encourages residents’ participation in cultural, environment, and sports activities
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According to Saudi daily' Asharq Alawsat, the Quality of Life Program Center’s CEO Fahad Alakeel said that this step enhances the integrated efforts between the official agencies and the private sector in developing the culinary arts sector and developing Saudi cuisine, keeping pace with international hotel standards. Last year, the same center sent out 30 Saudi youngsters on a scholarship to study at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. In cooperation with the Prince Muhammad Bin Salman Foundation (Misk), the young men and women are expected to graduate by the end of 2030.
With this latest culinary addition, we cannot wait to see an uplift in the fine dining scene in Saudi Arabia!
