RIBA signs memorandum of understanding with Saudi architecture commission

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Source: Jackie King

The agreement between the two organisations is a sign of shared priorities, says RIBA chief executive

RIBA and the KSA Architecture and Design Commission (ADC) have agreed a memorandum of understanding, marking a collaborative effort to advance architecture within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The strategic partnership, formalised at a signing event attended by RIBA’s CEO, Dr Valerie Vaughan-Dick, and ADC’s Dr Sumayah Al-Solaiman, reflects what RIBA described as a “shared commitment to promote architectural excellence”.

The memorandum outlines the ambition of exchanging knowledge, conducting research, and advocating best practice among the represented members and stakeholders.

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