Zain Bahrain signs up Lumofy to upskill its employees

Zain Bahrain, a leading technology and telecom provider in the Kingdom, has sealed a strategic deal with Lumofy, a Bahrain-based AI-powered talent management platform, to provide advanced learning opportunities for its employees.
As per the deal, Zain Bahrain employees will gain access to an extensive digital library of more than 100,000 training courses through this initiative, covering a variety of topics such as Customer Excellence, Negotiation, Big Data Analytics, and Strategic Planning.
The partnership reflects Zain Bahrain's commitment to empowering its employees and their growth by creating a culture of continuous development.
By using Lumofy's AI-powered platform, Zain can understand what skills employees need and personalize training programs to improve the impact of its development initiatives, it stated.
Mohammed Zainalabedin, Zain Bahrain's Managing Director, said: "Our partnership with Lumofy is a strategic step towards delivering a holistic development experience that supports the professional and personal growth of our employees."
"It's part of our ongoing efforts to enhance employee capabilities and create a supportive environment for sustainable development, boosting performance and strengthening employees' efficiency and readiness to navigate the evolving digital market," remarked Zainalabedin.
"We are proud to collaborate with a Bahrain-based platform specialized in learning and development, confident that this step will have positive impact on our teams," he stated.
Ahmed Faraj, the Founder and CEO of Lumofy, said: "We're proud to partner with Zain Bahrain to adopt a smarter, more strategic approach to upskilling employees."

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