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A Royal Commission, comprised of specialized and experienced individuals from government and civil society, was assigned the task of managing the initiative and ensuring the long-term sustainability and successful operation of the Stations. To further complement the role of the Royal Commission, the National Information Technology Center (NITC) was appointed as the executing agency, with the responsibility of overseeing the establishment of the Knowledge Stations in the various Governorates and providing the necessary technical support. Subsequently, a Program Management Unit (PMU) was established within the NITC to manage the initiative on a daily basis.
This administrative organizational capacity alongside the vision and financial support of the King Abdullah II Fund for Development, led to the creation of a vibrant network of partners for the Knowledge Stations, combining the best of decentralized and centralized practices for the successful delivery of trademark services and training such as distance learning, certified ICT training, and unlimited world wide web access.
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