The Saudi Cyber Security and Programming Federation signed on Wednesday a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States’ University of Draper, reported the Saudi Press Agency. The deal was announced on the sidelines of the visit paid to the US by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. University of Draper is specialized in teaching business pioneering and is known for its training programs for beginners in developing entrepreneurship. The MoU aims at sending, on scholarships, 15 Saudi nominees to the university, in addition to exploring the chance of establishing a branch of the university in the Kingdom, in collaboration with the Federation. The MoU was co-signed by the Federation’s Vice Chairman Abdullah Sharaf Alghamdi, on behalf of its Chairman Saud bin Abdullah Al-Gahtani, and John Bax, the Vice President of the university. The deal includes organizing joint events to further contribute to promoting the skills of the talented and creating more scholarships for Saudi students. In a statement, Al-Gahtani, chairman of the Federation, said that the MoU is part of a series of agreements aimed at achieving the Kingdoms Vision 2030 and building a new technological generation.