Eastern Province governor reviews university preparations for new academic year
Prince Saud bin Naif highlights government support for education and praises Eastern Province students' international achievements.
Governor Saud bin Naif emphasized the government's strong support for education and commended the international achievements of Eastern Province students. In a meeting at the governorate headquarters in Dammam, he reviewed preparations for the start of the new academic year 1448 AH. The governor praised Saudi students' outstanding achievements on the international stage, attributing these successes to the quality of education and the government's commitment to developing the educational system.
Education is viewed as a fundamental pillar for building human capital and maintaining competitiveness in the face of rapid advancements. The governor expressed his wishes for a successful and productive academic year for all students, hoping they achieve their ambitions and serve their nation.
Fahd bin Ahmed Al-Harbi, president of Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, confirmed the university's readiness for the new academic year. He mentioned that 5,780 new students have been admitted, comprising 1,760 male and 4,020 female students. The university has completed preparations to ensure efficient educational and clinical training environments, developing comprehensive programs to aid new students in their academic and social integration.
Similarly, Mehanna bin Abdullah Al-Dalami, acting president of King Faisal University, stated that the university is prepared to welcome its students, with an enrollment of approximately 40,000 across undergraduate, diploma, and postgraduate programs.
Khalid bin Bani Al-Harbi, president of Hafr Al-Batin University, highlighted that the university has finished its academic, operational, service, and digital preparations to create a safe and motivating campus environment. He added that the university has admitted over 5,000 new students this year.
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