The Saudi-Japanese Automobile Institute (SJAHI) has produced 200 highly-skilled auto service graduates who will take up jobs in the automobile sector after their passing out ceremony later today. The ceremony, to be held in Jeddah to felicitate the graduates who represent the first batch of SJAHI students, will be attended by Prince Abdul-Majeed Bin Abdul-Aziz, the Governor of Makkah region. "The event, to be attended by a large number of automobile dealers and representatives from the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA), symbolizes Japanese role in training Saudi youngsters in the field of automobile service technology," said Seiichi Miyoshi, resident representative of Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). These graduates are likely to be absorbed in the Kingdom's huge automobile market immediately after their passing out ceremony, Miyoshi said. --More 1057 Local Time 0757 GMT
