Mohammed Alkahtani

Mohammed Alkahtani has extensive work experience in the cultural mission sector. From 2008 to 2016, they worked at the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission in Australia, holding positions such as Desk Manager of the Assistant Cultural Attaché and Study Supervision Group Director. In 2012, they were appointed as the Administrative, General Administration of International Cooperation. Mohammed then moved to the United States and worked at the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission as the Academic Supervisor for the Southeast Region. In January 2020, they were promoted to Head of the Scholarship Services Unit at the Cultural Attaché in the USA.

Mohammed Alkahtani's education history includes various training programs and courses in different fields. In 1994 to 1998, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from King Saud University. In 1998, they also completed a Communication Skills in English training course from the University of Cambridge. Additionally, they attended English language training courses at YES Institute in the United Kingdom in 1999 and an English language course at the EFL Center in the United Kingdom in 2001. In 2002, they participated in a High Diploma program on Hotel Operations from the Institute of Public Administration-Saudi Arabia, focusing on Operations Management and Supervision. The same year, they also completed a Time Management training program at the same institute. In 2009, they enrolled in a general education for adults training course at The 3rd level. From 2012, Mohammed completed several programs including Risk Management for Manager and Supervisor training course at The capital Institute for training Australia and The Electronic Secretary training program at the Institute of Public Administration-Saudi Arabia. In 2013, they obtained a training course on Event Management and Protocol from the European Business Center for Training and Development. Mohammed also participated in an E-correspondence using Microsoft Outlook workshop conducted by the Ministry of Higher Education. In 2014, they completed an Administrative Creativity training program at the Institute of Public Administration-Saudi Arabia and a Security and diplomatic skills training course at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Saudi Arabia. Finally, in 2016, they finished a Managing workplace conflict training program at the Institute of Public Administration-Saudi Arabia.