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Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd visits Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, chairs board meeting

Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd visited Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University in the Eastern Province and led the 10th board of trustees meeting on development plans.

Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd visits Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, chairs board meeting

Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd, Minister of State and Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, toured the university and led a board meeting focused on development plans. During his visit to the Eastern Province campus, Turki met with college deans, faculty members, and students, touring all facilities and expressing gratitude for the university's progress and potential.

After his tour, Turki chaired the 10th board of trustees meeting. The discussions centered on empowering the university, its future expansion, and enhancing its educational and research environment, all in support of Saudi Vision 2030's goals of promoting knowledge and investment in the youth.

Turki emphasized the importance of the university in the vision, recalling the late Prince Mohammad bin Fahd bin Abdulaziz's founding role in establishing the institution as a center for education and human development. He stressed that current growth reflects this legacy and that fulfilling the university's mission requires continuous advancement and maximizing its impact on society.

University President Dr. Issa Al Ansari thanked Turki for his support and reaffirmed the institution's commitment to implementing its strategic plans and enhancing its status as a leading academic contributor to human development and national growth.

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