Saudi Islamic Affairs Ministry concludes training for imams in Montenegro
Saudi Arabia's Islamic Affairs Ministry has wrapped up its second training program for imams and preachers in Montenegro, held over three days.
Saudi Arabia's Islamic Affairs Ministry concluded its second training program for imams and preachers in Montenegro on September 26, 2026. The three-day course, held in collaboration with the Religious Attaché at the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Bosnia and Herzegovina, gathered 50 religious leaders. Dr. Abdulmajid bin Mohammed Al-Asaker led the educational initiative, which focused on enhancing participants' knowledge and skills in leading prayers, delivering sermons, and engaging in outreach.
The program aimed to help participants fulfill their religious mission, strengthen their community impact, and promote moderation and balance. Upon completion, certificates were awarded to the attendees, acknowledging their active participation and successful course completion. This training aligns with the ministry's broader objectives of fostering moderation, tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and a moderate religious discourse, ultimately contributing to social security and stability.
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