The event aimed to build a cultural platform that fosters a passion for learning and innovation in line with the best educational practices DAMMAM: The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture recently concluded the Learning Without Borders conference for 2021, with 484 visitors and 40 speakers representing different countries of the world. The conference provided innovative knowledge and educational products that contribute to the development of learning methods. It also focused on developing the skills and knowledge of the future workforce. Noura Al-Zamil, head of learning at Ithra, stressed the center’s keenness to develop educational opportunities in the Kingdom and discover the most important issues related to developing the educational process, noting that the conference was the main platform toward a culture of lifelong learning. ad The event aimed to build a cultural platform that fosters a passion for learning and innovation in line with the best educational practices that help participants discover modern ways of learning. The conference witnessed activities, workshops and dialogue sessions, which shed light on the topics of “learning environments” and “continuous learning,” promoting the passion for learning and innovation in accordance with the best educational practices, and discovering modern ways of learning and teaching.