As many as 13 Renewable Energy Accords Signed

Prince Faisal bin Nawaf bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Al-Jouf Region, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Jouf Association for Renewable Energy, witnessed the signing of 13 cooperation agreements between the association and strategic partners, from the public and private sectors, and the inauguration of the Agreements Exhibition.

The agreements include 144 commitments from partners to be implemented over a period of 15 months, and contribute to achieving the strategic objectives and the approved operational plan.

In addition, to use of renewable energy among members of society, and highlighting the Al-Jouf region as a model for cities that use clean energy.

The association signed agreements with: Jouf University, Technical Training, Education Department, Municipal and Rural Affairs, Housing, Environment, Water and Agriculture, Health Affairs, Saudi Authority for Industrial Cities and Technology Zones, Social Development Bank, Dumat Al Jandal Wind Energy Company, Zahid Energy Company, and Al-Andalus Educational, Sakaka Solar Company, and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

On the other hand, Prince Faisal bin Nawaf, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Al-Jouf Association for Renewable Energy, on the sidelines of the signing of cooperation agreements between the association and strategic partners, visited the Agreements Exhibition, which includes thirteen panels representing government and private agencies that signed cooperation agreements with the Association, and each panel highlights contributions, the partner’s commitments and most important goals, during the remainder of the Year 2021 and throughout the next year 2022.

The list of strategic partners of the association includes Sakaka Solar Company, Dumat Al-Jandal Wind Energy Company, Al-Jouf Chamber, the Ministry of Education, the Saudi Authority for Industrial Cities “Modon”, Al-Jouf University, Al-Jouf Municipality, the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation, the Environment, Health, the Social Development Bank, Al-Zahid Group of Companies, and Al-Andalus National Schools.