DGCX Partners with American University of Sharjah to Foster Next Generation of Professionals Across Finance Sector
The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) today declared that it has partnered with American University of Sharjah (AUS) to encourage the next generation of specialists across the finance sector.
Through the collaboration, the DGCX will offer AUS undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in an internship program, with the core objectives of developing their skill sets and educating them about how the DGCX operates.
The vital role it plays in the financial services sector in the region.
Comprising of guest speakers, virtual training and consulting opportunities, the program offers students the flexibility to participate from any location of their choice.
Les Male, CEO of DGCX, said"This partnership aims to identify and cultivate future leaders across the financial services sector.
The American University of Sharjah is one of the best in the country, and by providing its students with insights through real-life experiences, we hope to broaden their set of skills in a way to apply to both their education and careers.
We are confident that this collaboration will be hugely beneficial to all parties involved, and we're excited to welcome on board the first group of talented young students to help them understand how a world-class exchange operates, and prepare them for post-graduation success in a rapidly evolving sector."
Abdullah Harmoozi, Head of Outreach & Engagement, added, "This partnership is a vital part of the DGCX's Outreach and Engagement Programme, and an exciting opportunity for us to work closely with the community.
We are fully committed to supporting AUS and presenting its students with real-world knowledge to improve their professional development.
It is a great honour to be giving back by investing in our future leaders, and we look ahead to building on this momentum through more partnerships like this in the coming months."
Through this partnership, the DGCX will also assist students in improving their scientific and applied analysis skills by inviting them to participate in conferences and seminars.
AUS and DGCX will also cooperate on joint projects, giving students chances to be involved and utilize their strengths and capabilities, particularly in the area of data analytics.
Professor Kevin Mitchell, Chancellor of AUS, said: "We are delighted to partner with the region's leading derivatives exchange to improve educational and career-development chances for students.
The collaboration with DGCX will allow AUS to benefit from the knowledge of industry professionals within the region and beyond."
