Hail governor inaugurates 2026 Hail Forum for Quality and Institutional Excellence
Hail Governor Abdulaziz bin Saad launched the 2026 Hail Forum for Quality and Institutional Excellence, highlighting its role in regional development.
Hail Governor Abdulaziz bin Saad inaugurated the 2026 Hail Forum for Quality and Institutional Excellence, emphasizing its significance in regional development. The forum, organized by the General Directorate of Technical and Vocational Training in collaboration with the Hail Chamber of Commerce, was marked by the Governor's visit to the corresponding exhibition.
Deputy Governor Faisal bin Fahd bin Muqrin bin Abdulaziz joined the event, alongside Mishaal bin Saud Al-Afnan, Director General of Technical and Vocational Training.
Al-Afnan welcomed the governor and his deputy, expressing pride in their patronage. He highlighted that the forum aligns with World Quality Day and National Quality Week, underscoring the Governor's leadership that prioritizes people and values excellence in work, considering distinction as a foundation for sustainability. He stressed that quality and excellence are crucial pillars in national transformation and comprehensive development, supported by the Kingdom's leadership and Saudi Vision 2030 goals aimed at enhancing efficiency, governance, service quality, and human capacity development.
Al-Afnan expressed hope that the 2026 Hail Forum would catalyze sector integration, promote a culture of quality and innovation, and transform ideas into impactful initiatives that boost institutional performance and regional development. He acknowledged the Governor's support and attention to various sectors, crediting the generous backing from the Kingdom's leadership and the Governor's continuous guidance and monitoring of developmental initiatives.
The Governor launched the Hail Chamber Award for Institutional Excellence, viewed a presentation detailing the award's objectives and themes, and recognized the success partners of the forum during the ceremony's conclusion.
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