SDG 4.3.2 Hosting events at university that are open to the general public

Updated 30/10/2025

4.3.2 Majmaah University’s Public Events and Community Engagement

Types of Events Hosted at MU

Majmaah University (MU) hosts a wide range of events open to the general public, including both one-time initiatives and recurring annual programs. These include public lectures, seminars, and workshops aimed at education and awareness, as well as larger forums like conferences and cultural festivals. The university organizes ad hoc special events (e.g. inaugural sports tournaments or one-off community campaigns) alongside programmed recurring events such as annual orientations and National Day celebrations. For instance, MU’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center regularly offers workshops, training courses, and public talks for students, entrepreneurs and community members in topics ranging from digital marketing to startup management mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. Likewise, community-oriented events span everything from academic symposiums to volunteer-driven service activities, ensuring a balance of scholarly, cultural, and service-focused programs.

Community Participation

At the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center at Majmaah University, the community activities focus on spreading the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and empowering people to contribute to economic and social development through creative ideas and projects. These activities are motivating, educational, and interactive, targeting different groups within the local community. The community activities usually include: Workshops and training courses: They offer workshops and courses in innovation, idea generation, feasibility studies, business model building, digital marketing, basics of entrepreneurship, and startup management. These are for students, graduates, small and medium business owners, and anyone interested in improving their skills. Lectures and awareness seminars: Public talks and seminars were conducted with reexperts and successful entrepreneurs who share their experiences and knowledge. These events aim to inspire attendees, raise awareness about the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship, and highlight available opportunities. Events and idea incubators: Events like “idea hackathons” or “innovation camps” were held where people interested in innovation come together to solve social or economic challenges with creative ideas. Idea incubator programs were also conducted to help promising ideas grow into real projects. Consulting and mentoring: The Center provides advice and guidance to individuals and small to medium businesses in starting and developing their projects. This includes help with planning, funding, marketing, and management. Participation in exhibitions and community events: The Center takes part in local exhibitions and events to showcase the center’s initiatives, connect with the community, and encourage people to adopt the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. Launching community initiatives: The Center may start initiatives that target specific groups, such as supporting women entrepreneurs or encouraging innovation in sectors that serve local needs. Building partnerships with community organizations: The Center forms partnerships with government bodies, non-profit organizations, and the private sector to expand the impact of the community activities and achieve shared goals in supporting innovation and entrepreneurship.

Audience and Accessibility

MU actively invites and involves the broader community in its events. Attendance is open to local residents, school students, professionals, government and NGO partners – not just the university’s own staff or students. Many events are deliberately hosted on campus or in public venues to encourage outside participation, and some are broadcast online to reach a wider audience. For example, the annual freshman meeting is streamed live on YouTube and Twitter so that parents and the public can follow along mu.edu.sa. Major national ceremonies see local officials, community leaders, and citizens in attendance; during the 92nd Saudi National Day ceremony at MU, the Governor of Majmaah and numerous government department heads and local dignitaries joined faculty, students and the public in celebration mu.edu.sa. MU also partners with organizations to extend its reach – such as collaborating with local schools so that high school students can attend on-campus programs or take international tests at the university mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. The emphasis on inclusion ensures that events serve not only the campus but also the surrounding community and the broader Arab world. International conferences and forums hosted by MU attract participants from other universities and countries, while local initiatives often target families, youth, and underrepresented groups (for example, orphans and special needs individuals) to maximize community benefit.

ANNUAL MEETING FOR FRESHMEN HELD BY MU

The Deanship of Student Affairs at MU held the annual meeting for new students enrolled in the academic year 1445. Patronized by the Vice-Rector for Educational Affairs, Prof. Muhammad Al-Aboudi, the meeting was broadcast live on the Deanship’s YouTube channel and Twitter.

The meeting began with a welcoming speech by the Vice-Rector, Prof. Al-Aboudi, who extended his thanks to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and his Crown Prince, Prince Muhammad bin Salman for supporting education.

Prof. Al-Aboudi, then advised students to dedicate their time for study and choose good companions, reminding them hard work should start from day one. He also explained to them their rights and duties and that all university officials are pleased to serve them.

Dr. Saleh Al-Rashidi,  pointed out that the deanship is operating in accordance with the university’s vision, mission and goals. In a presentation about the deanship, the dean highlighted the deanship’s plan for the academic year 1445 and the improvement plan for the university student environment.

The Dean of Admissions and Registration, Dr. Saud Al-Muqhim, provided an account of the Deanship of Admission and Registration, the Charter of Student Rights and Duties, and an overview of study plans and academic movements. That was followed by a Q&A session.

After the meeting, MU rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mizil, launched the University Guidance Exhibition which was held by the Deanship of Student Affairs in cooperation with a number of departments. The aim of this exhibition is to welcome new students and introduce them to the rules and regulations and the services provided to them at centers and clubs.

The university holds a special celebration on the occasion of the 92nd National Day.

Under the patronage of His Highness the Governor of Al Majmaah, His Highness Prince Abdulrahman bin Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud, and in the presence of a number of directors of government departments, heads of centers in the province, dignitaries, residents and university staff, the university held a celebration on the occasion of the ninety-second National Day, at the main theater in the university city in Al Majmaah. His Highness the Governor of Al Majmaah was received by His Excellency the President of the University, Professor Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Muzal, the university’s vice presidents, deans of colleges and supporting deanships.

The ceremony began with the national anthem, presented by Mr. Mohammed bin Hamad Al-Eid. Then everyone listened to verses from the Holy Quran recited by Mr. Ahmed Al-Mansour. After that, a promo was shown about the university on the National Day, in which a number of clips were shown of previous celebrations and media productions that took place. It also included clips from national films that were shown in previous years. This was followed by a presentation entitled: (Generations that Made History).

Then, the University President delivered a speech on this occasion, welcoming His Highness the Governor of Majmaah, Prince Abdulrahman bin Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud, and the university guests. In his name and on behalf of the university’s staff, he extended his sincere congratulations to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince and Minister of Defense, on the occasion of the National Day. He thanked the rulers of this country for the attention and care they give to education in general, and Majmaah University in particular, which has had a great impact in supporting the progress of science and education in this generous country. He thanked God Almighty for the blessings He has bestowed upon this country, which have been achieved thanks to God first and last, and then thanks to our wise government, which has given the citizen the utmost attention, including the blessing of security and safety, the blessing of stability and a comfortable life. His Excellency emphasized in his speech the necessity of everyone being good citizens, and that we be the building blocks of its construction, and that we stay away from everything that harms this country from extremist ideas, emphasizing the importance of national cohesion and unity. .

The attendees then viewed a presentation entitled: Education and Keeping Up with Development, which reviewed the achievements made in the field of education and the historic decisions issued.

This was followed by a speech by the university students, delivered on their behalf by the student: Faisal Al-Abd Al-Hadi. Messages were also presented in English to the whole world, in which the university students expressed their feelings towards

Their beloved homeland, they are: Lian Al-Majali, Noura Al-Mutairi, Abdulaziz Al-Khamis, Jasser Al-Buaijan, Ahmed Al-Driwish.

After that, the operetta "92" was shown. It was prepared by the university and performed by a number of its students. It tells the story of the unification and gathering of the fragments of this great nation at the hands of the late King Abdulaziz - may God have mercy on him - until this nation became an impregnable fortress, racing the world in achievements, thanks to the efforts of its loyal sons and daughters, to what it has achieved in this prosperous era.

After that, the retirees from Majmaah University were honored by His Highness the Governor of Majmaah and His Excellency the President of the University.

 

The Applied College hosts students from the Department of Education to take the international test (PISA).

The College of Applied Sciences, in coordination with the Education Department in Majmaah, hosted a number of high school students from King Fahd School to take the test, accompanied by a number of educational and technical supervisors from the Education Department in Majmaah to implement the international test (PISA), in the computer labs of the college, where the Dean of the College, Dr. Shadi bin Abdullah Al-Shuaier, inspected the progress of the international test (PISA) hosted by the college, which was supervised by the Head of the Department of Natural and Applied Sciences at the college, and the supervisor of the PISA test from the Commission for Evaluation and Training, Dr. Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Dahash.

The committee supervising the computer labs at the college was represented by: Dr. Ahmed Shaheen, and Mr. Mohammed Fayez Abed, who received the supervisory delegation from the Education Department, represented by His Excellency Mr. Abdul Rahman Al-Youssef, Head of the Educational Supervision Department at the Education Department in Al-Majma'ah, and a number of supervisors from the Education Department in Al-Majma'ah. The committee equipped the computer labs with special software for testing more than 60 computers, and prepared the halls to receive students. The progress of the test was monitored and technical support was provided by the college's labs committee.

This comes under the direction of His Excellency the University President, Prof. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Mazal, who is providing all necessary facilities, support, and full cooperation with the Education Department.

The university holds the annual meeting for new students for the academic year 1446 AH

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The university, represented by the Deanship of Student Affairs, held the annual student meeting for the academic year 1446 AH, under the patronage of the Vice-Rector for Educational Affairs, Prof. Dr. Muhammad bin Saleh Al-Aboudi, and in the presence of the Vice-Rector for Graduate Studies and Scientific Research, Prof. Dr. Muhammad bin Abdulrahman Al-Shahri, and the deans of colleges and supporting deanships, at the University City Theater in Majmaah.

The meeting began with a speech by the Vice President for Educational Affairs, who began by thanking God Almighty, then thanked the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and his Crown Prince - may God protect them - for the tremendous capabilities they have provided in all fields, especially the great support that education finds, the fruits of which are reaped by Al-Majmaah University. Then His Excellency presented a number of parental guidelines for male and female students, in which he emphasized adherence to values​​and morals, and choosing good company. He also emphasized the importance of academic achievement, and His Excellency stated that the student has rights and duties, stressing that all university officials have open doors to male and female students.

After that, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Badr bin Mutab Al-Salmi, participated with a speech in which he began by extending his sincere thanks to our wise government for their interest and great care for the Ministry of Education. He also explained that the Deanship is proceeding in accordance with the university’s vision, goals, and aspirations, and enjoys in particular the sound guidance and continuous follow-up from the university president. He presented a visual presentation to introduce the Deanship and the Deanship’s plan for the academic year 1446 AH.

After that, His Excellency the Dean of Admissions and Registration, Dr. Nasser bin Othman Al-Othman, delivered a speech in which he introduced the Deanship and the Charter of Rights and Duties of the University Student, and a brief about the study plans and academic movements. After that, the Deputy Dean of Admissions and Registration, Dr. Saleh bin Musleh Al-Harthi, presented a visual presentation about the university life journey, in which he touched on course registration, deletion, addition, absence rates, and the graduation document. After that, the supervisor of the Irtiqaa platform, Dr. Faisal bin Hakim Al-Shammari, presented an introduction to the Irtiqaa platform and ways to benefit from its services for university students. After that, His Excellency the Vice President for Educational Affairs received a number of interventions and inquiries from new male and female students.

 

Themes and Content of Public Events

MU’s public events cover a diverse array of themes reflecting educational, cultural, scientific, and social priorities. Key focus areas include:

• Education and Literacy:

Many events seek to spread knowledge and skills in the community. This ranges from academic forums highlighting student research to reading initiatives for young children. For example, the Deanship of Library Affairs ran a program called “Today’s Reader, Tomorrow’s Leader” to encourage a love of reading among kindergarten pupils, using fun activities and training to develop early reading skills mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. MU also frequently holds public seminars on topics of academic and practical interest, and provides continuous training sessions (e.g. on risk prevention and road safety) for the benefit of students and external beneficiaries mu.edu.sa.

Continuous training for beneficiaries

As part of the programs offered by the university to raise the level of awareness of dealing with risks, the General Administration of Services has held a number of initiatives related to risk prevention and optimal handling of road hazards, please visit the following link:-

https://www.mu.edu.sa/ar/news/administrations/general-department-of-

The Deanship of Library Affairs organizes the initiative (Today's Reader, Tomorrow's Leader)

In line with its role in fulfilling social responsibility in spreading culture and enhancing knowledge in society, and encouraging reading among its members, the Deanship of Library Affairs, represented by the Library of the College of Science and Humanities in Hotat Sudair, organized the initiative (Today's Reader, Tomorrow's Leader) which targeted kindergarten stage. The event was held in the second kindergarten in Hotat Sudair, with the participation of a number of female employees from the Deanship. The event included many corners, including: motor games, coloring, and competitions. It was accompanied by a training program to develop reading skills presented by Dr. Arfa Gabriel, a faculty member in the Department of Business Administration at the College of Science and Humanities in Hotat Sudair.

The Deanship of Library Affairs is keen to provide such initiatives and target this age group, given the importance of instilling a love of reading in young people and developing their reading skills. 

At the end of this initiative, gifts were distributed to the children.

 

• Science and Technology:

In line with its academic mission, MU has hosted scientific forums, innovation camps, and hackathons open to the public. These events showcase research projects, promote STEM education, and empower entrepreneurs. For instance, the College of Science’s First Scientific Forum (2021) was a milestone in fostering a culture of research, featuring student projects and a public exhibition of scientific posters (attended by students and visitors) mu.edu.sa. The university’s Innovation Center also conducts idea incubators and “innovation camp” events where participants from the community work on creative solutions to social or economic challenges mu.edu.sa. Such events often invite industry experts and successful entrepreneurs to give talks, bridging academia with real-world innovation mu.edu.sa.

The President of the University Inaugurates the Activities of the Distinguished Student Projects Forum

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Under the patronage and honor of His Excellency the President of the University, Prof. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Mizil, the University Agency for Educational Affairs launched the activities of the Distinguished Student Projects Forum, in the college complex in the university city in Majmaah.

The activities began with the opening of the exhibition of research projects for students, where he briefed His Excellency on an overview of the research and projects submitted, and listened to a detailed explanation of each project, and then His Excellency the President of the University honored the winning projects, and memorial photos were taken for the winners.

For his part, the Vice President for Educational Affairs, Prof. Muhammad bin Saleh Al-Aboudi, explained that this forum aims to ensure the quality of education and enhance the educational environment by enriching the academic arena with scientific and research projects that contribute to the development of knowledge, enhance research values, and build bridges of scientific communication, by reviewing the most important experiences and distinguished projects in this aspect.

The forum is held as an extension of the forums organized by the Vice Presidency for Educational Affairs with the aim of achieving the university’s educational objectives by improving the educational process.

 

Community Participation

At the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center at Majmaah University, the community activities focus on spreading the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and empowering people to contribute to economic and social development through creative ideas and projects. These activities are motivating, educational, and interactive, targeting different groups within the local community. The community activities usually include: Workshops and training courses: They offer workshops and courses in innovation, idea generation, feasibility studies, business model building, digital marketing, basics of entrepreneurship, and startup management. These are for students, graduates, small and medium business owners, and anyone interested in improving their skills. Lectures and awareness seminars: Public talks and seminars were conducted with reexperts and successful entrepreneurs who share their experiences and knowledge. These events aim to inspire attendees, raise awareness about the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship, and highlight available opportunities. Events and idea incubators: Events like “idea hackathons” or “innovation camps” were held where people interested in innovation come together to solve social or economic challenges with creative ideas. Idea incubator programs were also conducted to help promising ideas grow into real projects. Consulting and mentoring: The Center provides advice and guidance to individuals and small to medium businesses in starting and developing their projects. This includes help with planning, funding, marketing, and management. Participation in exhibitions and community events: The Center takes part in local exhibitions and events to showcase the center’s initiatives, connect with the community, and encourage people to adopt the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. Launching community initiatives: The Center may start initiatives that target specific groups, such as supporting women entrepreneurs or encouraging innovation in sectors that serve local needs. Building partnerships with community organizations: The Center forms partnerships with government bodies, non-profit organizations, and the private sector to expand the impact of the community activities and achieve shared goals in supporting innovation and entrepreneurship.

 

• Culture and Civic Engagement:

Cultural festivals and national celebrations form an important part of MU’s community outreach. Every year, the university holds a major event for Saudi National Day, featuring traditional performances, exhibitions, and speeches that instill national pride and heritage appreciation mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. These ceremonies are patronized by university and government leaders and are open to the entire community. MU’s colleges also engage in local cultural events; for example, MU participated in a regional Date Festival with a dedicated children’s educational corner to entertain and educate kids about local agricultural heritage mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. Other civic-themed events include outreach programs by student clubs (such as scout troops performing community services) and public lectures on topics like human rights, Islamic history, and social responsibility, which attract attendees from the local towns and beyond.

MU HOLDS A SPECIAL CEREMONY TO CELEBRATE THE NATIONAL DAY

A celebration was held by MU to commemorate the 93rd National Day under the patronage of the rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mizil, and in the presence of deans and a number of public sectors' directors.

The celebration began with a performance of the Saudi traditional dance and then the royal anthem. The celebration was moderated by the student Fahd Al-Mansour which was kicked off with verses from the Holy Qur’an recited by the student Abdul Mohsen Al-Yahya.

Addressing the audience, the rector gave a speech in which he praised the great works undertaken by King Abdulaziz to establish this country which has enjoyed a security, development and prosperity. "The Kingdom today, under the leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz - the Crown Prince and Prime Minister - is experiencing its heydays in all fields, and is witnessing a huge volume of giant projects in all regions".

The celebration also featured a number of films and an operetta performance highlighting the great achievements of this country in different fields. Retired staff who have served the university for years were honored at the end of the celebration.

The rector then launched the National Day exhibition which featured sections highlighting the huge projects taking place in the Kingdom.

 

Participation in Date Festival

At the request of the Dean of the College, Dr. Omar Al-Omar and the follow-up of the Vice-Dean, Ms. Reem Al-Mutairi, the Female Students Unit participated in the date festival held by Abdelrahman Al-Sudairi Cultural Center. The 3-day festival began on Monday September 16th, and ended on Thursday September 19th, 2019.

The unit participated in the organization works and set up a sector for kids which aim to:

·        Attract many visitors to the library

·        Contribute in organizing the event by allocating a section for kids

·        Entertain students with fun

·        The kid’s section included:

·        Name of kid’s section

·        Drawing on face and stories

 

Positive aspects of the section:

·        Exchange ideas with visitors

·        Utilize girls’ time in volunteer work

·        Entertain kids

·        Educate kids about the importance and benefits of date

·        Harness youths’ energy in bearing responsibility.

 

• Health and Sports:

Promoting public health and well-being is a notable theme in MU’s events, aligning with national well-being goals. The university organizes sports events and health campaigns that involve the public. For instance, MU held its first-ever university marathon and a cycling championship to encourage fitness – these attracted dozens of participants and were run in collaboration with local sports authorities mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. Health awareness initiatives have addressed issues like obesity, traffic accidents, and blood donation. The Deanship of Library Affairs led an initiative titled “Fitness is Culture” coinciding with World Anti-Obesity Day, which included wellness workshops and interactive stations first on campus and then at a local girls’ school mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. Similarly, the university’s Social Responsibility Observatory has organized blood donation drives and medical awareness campaigns in partnership with local hospitals, directly engaging community members in healthy practices mu.edu.sa.

As part of the activities of the Youth Complex Program: The University Blood Bank Friends Club is implementing a blood donation campaign in cooperation with the Ministry of Sports.

The university, represented by the Blood Bank Friends Club at the Social Responsibility Observatory, implemented a blood donation campaign in cooperation with the Ministry of Sports, held in Jalajil city as part of the Majmaah Youth Program, in partnership with the Blood Bank at Hawtah Sudair General Hospital and King Khalid Hospital in Majmaah Governorate. The campaign targeted community members, received more than 45 donors, and provided more than 45 units of blood.

In light of this participation, His Excellency the Director of Jalajel Center, Eng. Abdullah bin Ali Al-Suwaid, honored the university, represented by the Blood Bank Friends Club, for its efforts in organizing this campaign during the activities of the Majmaah Youth Program. The honor was received by the Director of the Observatory Administration, Mr. Majid bin Dhaif Allah Al-Otaibi.

On this occasion, the supervisor of the Social Responsibility Observatory, Dr. Faisal bin Faraj Al-Mutairi, stated that this campaign comes within the framework of the directives of the University President, Professor Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Muzal, and with the follow-up of the University Vice President, Professor Dr. Muslim bin Mohammed Al-Dosari, and in line with the University’s orientations in opening up to society with all its components based on its social responsibility, and contributing to achieving the targets related to the health field, in partnership with the relevant parties, stressing that the University is proceeding with its plan related to its social responsibility, and what this requires in terms of working with partners to address various societal issues according to its priorities.

The Deanship of Library Affairs organizes the "Fitness is Culture" initiative.

Based on the societal role of the Deanship of Library Affairs in spreading awareness and general culture within the local community and within the university’s geographical scope, the Deanship of Library Affairs, represented by the Library of the College of Applied Medical Sciences and Medicine, launched an awareness and cultural initiative under the title: (Fitness is Culture) in conjunction with World Obesity Day.

This initiative was activated over two consecutive days, as the initiative was implemented in its first phase inside the university in the lobby of the College of Applied Medical Sciences (female sections) amidst the interaction and distinguished presence of all college staff. The following day, the initiative was completed in the Sixth Elementary School for Girls in Al Majmaah with the participation of the Deanship staff and the lecturer in the Department of Physical Therapy and Health Rehabilitation, Ms. Noura Al-Mutairi, and a number of library friends. This initiative was accompanied by the establishment of a number of awareness corners, which included: (Body Mass Examination - Test Your Fitness - Home Alternatives to Sports Equipment - Healthy Eating Habits).

At the end of the initiative, gifts were distributed to the attendees, appropriate to the type of initiative, and all those in charge were thanked.

 

The Deanship of Library Affairs Organizes the Initiative (Fitness is Culture)

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Based on the societal role of the Deanship of Library Affairs in spreading awareness and general culture within the local community and within the geographical scope of the university, the Deanship of Library Affairs, represented by the Library of the College of Applied Medical Sciences and Medicine, held an awareness and cultural initiative under the title: (Fitness is a culture), coinciding with the World Anti-Obesity Day.

This initiative was activated over two days in a row, where the initiative was implemented in its first phase within the university in the lobby of the College of Applied Medical Sciences (female sections) amid interaction and distinguished presence from all employees of the college, and the next day the initiative was completed in the sixth primary school for girls in Majmaah with the participation of the debt and lecturer in the Department of Physical Therapy and Health Rehabilitation, Ms. Noura Al-Mutairi, and a number of library friends, where this initiative was accompanied by the establishment of a number of awareness corners, which included: (body mass check - test your fitness - home alternatives to sports equipment - healthy eating habits).

At the end of the initiative, distributions were presented to the attendees commensurate with the type of initiative, and all those in charge of it were thanked.

 

• Environment and Sustainability:

Environmental education is an emerging focus in recent years. MU has partaken in national environmental campaigns (such as tree-planting drives) and in 2024 it hosted a comprehensive Environment Week exhibition with workshops on campus mu.edu.sa. This event, aimed at the public, included participation from 14 environmental organizations and government bodies – ranging from the Ministry of Environment to local “Green” associations – to promote sustainability and climate awareness mu.edu.sa. Through such initiatives, the university encourages students and citizens to engage in conservation projects, echoing Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals of environmental stewardship. This is part of MU’s strategy to serve the community and foster responsible behavior to protect the environment mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa.

MU HOLDS ENVIRONMENT WEEK ACTIVITIES -2024

                                                                             

Under the patronage of MU rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mezal, the General Administration of Occupational Health and Environment held an exhibition and workshops on the environment week, 2024, in the college complex building at main campus, Majmaah. This is part of the university's role that aims to serve the community and individuals and to promote good behavior to protect the environment.

Prof. Musallam Al-Dosari, the vice-rector for development and investment, pointed out that (14) public and private bodies specialized in the environmental field participated in the event. These sectors are: Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture - Office of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture, Majmaah Governorate - National Center for Vegetation Development and Combating Desertification - National Center for Compliance Control Environmental - Green University Initiative - Green Harmah Association - Green Sudair Association - Green Remah Association - Al Barari Association - Al Ghat Environmental Association - Green Dahna Association - Environmental Green Horizons Society - Friends of the Environment Association in Zulfi - Green Majma Association).

 

• Skills Development and Community Service:

A significant portion of MU’s public engagement is devoted to building skills and serving societal needs. Workshops on entrepreneurship, leadership, and digital skills are offered to the community to enhance economic and social development mu.edu.sa. MU also launches community-centric initiatives targeting specific groups – for example, programs supporting women entrepreneurs or training public school teachers in new methodologies (often done in partnership with local education offices). Volunteerism is strongly encouraged; student and staff volunteers participate in community service from local clean-up campaigns to assisting pilgrims during Hajj. These efforts not only provide valuable services to the public but also inculcate a sense of social responsibility in the university’s students mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa.

MU RECTOR WELCOMES SCOUTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN PUBLIC SERVICE FOR HAJJ

                                                                        

 

MU rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mizil, welcomed in his office the university's scouts who participated in the public service programs for Hajj this year, 1444 AH. The meeting took place in the presence of the vice-rector, Prof. Mohammed Al-Aboudi, and the dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Saleh Al-Rashidi.

Congratulating and appreciating their efforts to serve pilgrims, MU rector highlighted that the university strives to help them in overcoming all obstacles to achieve their goals of serving the country, reminding them of the importance of community volunteer programs that serve society through social responsibility.

At the end of the meeting, Prof. Al-Mizil presented certificates of appreciation to the university scouts for their efforts to serve pilgrims.

This participation was at the request of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to serve pilgrims and an extension of the university's annual participation since its establishment. A scout group of 16 members and a leader from various colleges were briefed by the dean of Student Affairs motivated them to seek reward and blessings from Allah in their service. The scout group was part of 46 scout groups from university scouts across the Kingdom which was located in Arafat camp.

The team received a training in the early days on mapping techniques to locate the camps of the Hajj campaigns. They were taken to the field in to guide lost pilgrims to their camps and assist them in finding whatever they needed. The participation of the scouts in the public service camps for Hajj included various programs and events.

The scout group won several awards at the camp such as the gold level in mapping, first place for the best course on scout fires, best photographer, and fifth place in the initiatives presented by the group in the camp.

This was pointed out by the head of the Sports and Scout Activity Department, Mr. Ali Al-Hanou, who expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the dean of Student Affairs for his support and all members of the university scouts for their outstanding participation in the public service programs for Hajj in 1444 AH.

Overall, the content of MU’s public events is rich and multifaceted, covering education, science, culture, health, technology, environment, and more. Many activities explicitly support national development plans – for example, sports events echo the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goal of a healthier, active society mu.edu.sa, and entrepreneurship seminars advance economic diversification. By tailoring event content to community interests and needs, Majmaah University ensures these programs have meaningful impact and broad appeal.

Evidence and Examples of Public Events (2019–2024)

Over the past five academic years, MU has hosted numerous events open to the public. The following examples illustrate the university’s public engagement, with details on partnerships and participation:

• Saudi National Day Celebrations (annual):

Each year MU commemorates the national day with a major public ceremony on campus. For example, the 92nd National Day event in 2022 was held in the main theater under the patronage of the Governor of Majmaah, with local government officials, community notables, and residents attending alongside university staff mu.edu.sa. In 2023, the 93rd National Day ceremony featured traditional Saudi performances, an exhibition of national development projects, and recognition of long-serving employees, all under the auspices of the MU Rector and open to the general public mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. These patriotic events strengthen community spirit and welcome the public to celebrate national heritage on campus.

MU HOLDS A SPECIAL CEREMONY TO CELEBRATE THE NATIONAL DAY

A celebration was held by MU to commemorate the 93rd National Day under the patronage of the rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mizil, and in the presence of deans and a number of public sectors' directors.

The celebration began with a performance of the Saudi traditional dance and then the royal anthem. The celebration was moderated by the student Fahd Al-Mansour which was kicked off with verses from the Holy Qur’an recited by the student Abdul Mohsen Al-Yahya.

Addressing the audience, the rector gave a speech in which he praised the great works undertaken by King Abdulaziz to establish this country which has enjoyed a security, development and prosperity. "The Kingdom today, under the leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz - the Crown Prince and Prime Minister - is experiencing its heydays in all fields, and is witnessing a huge volume of giant projects in all regions".

The celebration also featured a number of films and an operetta performance highlighting the great achievements of this country in different fields. Retired staff who have served the university for years were honored at the end of the celebration.

The rector then launched the National Day exhibition which featured sections highlighting the huge projects taking place in the Kingdom.

 

The university holds a special celebration on the occasion of the 92nd National Day.

Under the patronage of His Highness the Governor of Al Majmaah, His Highness Prince Abdulrahman bin Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud, and in the presence of a number of directors of government departments, heads of centers in the province, dignitaries, residents and university staff, the university held a celebration on the occasion of the ninety-second National Day, at the main theater in the university city in Al Majmaah. His Highness the Governor of Al Majmaah was received by His Excellency the President of the University, Professor Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Muzal, the university’s vice presidents, deans of colleges and supporting deanships.

The ceremony began with the national anthem, presented by Mr. Mohammed bin Hamad Al-Eid. Then everyone listened to verses from the Holy Quran recited by Mr. Ahmed Al-Mansour. After that, a promo was shown about the university on the National Day, in which a number of clips were shown of previous celebrations and media productions that took place. It also included clips from national films that were shown in previous years. This was followed by a presentation entitled: (Generations that Made History).

Then, the University President delivered a speech on this occasion, welcoming His Highness the Governor of Majmaah, Prince Abdulrahman bin Abdullah bin Faisal Al Saud, and the university guests. In his name and on behalf of the university’s staff, he extended his sincere congratulations to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince and Minister of Defense, on the occasion of the National Day. He thanked the rulers of this country for the attention and care they give to education in general, and Majmaah University in particular, which has had a great impact in supporting the progress of science and education in this generous country. He thanked God Almighty for the blessings He has bestowed upon this country, which have been achieved thanks to God first and last, and then thanks to our wise government, which has given the citizen the utmost attention, including the blessing of security and safety, the blessing of stability and a comfortable life. His Excellency emphasized in his speech the necessity of everyone being good citizens, and that we be the building blocks of its construction, and that we stay away from everything that harms this country from extremist ideas, emphasizing the importance of national cohesion and unity. .

The attendees then viewed a presentation entitled: Education and Keeping Up with Development, which reviewed the achievements made in the field of education and the historic decisions issued.

This was followed by a speech by the university students, delivered on their behalf by the student: Faisal Al-Abd Al-Hadi. Messages were also presented in English to the whole world, in which the university students expressed their feelings towards

Their beloved homeland, they are: Lian Al-Majali, Noura Al-Mutairi, Abdulaziz Al-Khamis, Jasser Al-Buaijan, Ahmed Al-Driwish.

After that, the operetta "92" was shown. It was prepared by the university and performed by a number of its students. It tells the story of the unification and gathering of the fragments of this great nation at the hands of the late King Abdulaziz - may God have mercy on him - until this nation became an impregnable fortress, racing the world in achievements, thanks to the efforts of its loyal sons and daughters, to what it has achieved in this prosperous era.

After that, the retirees from Majmaah University were honored by His Highness the Governor of Majmaah and His Excellency the President of the University.

 

• Graduation Ceremonies:

MU’s graduation events are public celebrations that involve students’ families and local leaders. Notably, the 14th women’s graduation ceremony (1444 AH) was patronized by Princess Nora bint Mohammed Al-Saud (wife of the Riyadh Governor), who attended as a guest of honor alongside hundreds of graduates’ families mu.edu.sa. Such high-profile participation underscores the openness of these ceremonies. Speeches at graduation emphasized MU’s mission to serve its province by providing higher education opportunities locally mu.edu.sa, reflecting how these events connect the university’s purpose with community development. Local media often cover MU graduations, extending their reach to the broader public.

RIYADH GOVERNOR'S WIFE PATRONIZES MU'S GRADUATION CEREMONY

Under the patronage of Riyadh Governor's wife, Princess Nora bint Mohammed Al-Saud, MU held on Thursday the 14th graduation ceremony for the year 1444, in the presence of the vice-rector, Dr. Jawaher Al-Omar, deans, and students' guardians.

Inaugurated by the national anthem and followed by the graduation parade, Dr. Huda Al-Barrak, delivered a welcoming speech on behalf of the Dean of Admission and Registration and pointed out that the university strive to serve the provinces and centers located within the university's geographical area, allowing them to complete their education without the hassle of travel and commuting.

A word of encouragement was conveyed to graduates followed by expressing gratitude to their parents and faculty members for supporting them during this journey.

The Vice-Rector, Dr. Jawaher Al-Omar, an encouraging speech to graduates, motivating them to fulfill the country's vision and represent the university in the best possible manner.

On behalf of all graduates, Fay Al-Anazi, a student at the university, delivered a thank you speech to MU rector and all faculty members for their guidance and support during their study which ended up with this great achievement.

A documentary film titled "This is Our Journey" was shown, narrating the journey of the graduates since day one and reflecting their feelings for their achievements.

A presentation of of the university's projects and initiatives, launched by Riyadh Governor, Prince Faisal, were shown including the Logistics Services Contracts Portfolio for transporting students, and logistics services contracts for security services, operating, maintaining, and cleaning facilities and for the operation and updating of the electronic portal, electronic services, data center and network servers.

The presentation also included launching the university medical center, which aims to develop the overall healthcare system, one of the university's programs that is aligned with the Kingdom's Vision 2030.

Among the projects launched by Riyadh Governor were the Interface Development Initiative, which aligns with Saudi Arabia's Green Initiative as part of Vision 2030, 'Erteqaa' platform, an integrated e-learning training platform for students, faculty members, staff, and the community.

Then, everyone was introduced to a film titled "The Dream Comes True," which narrates the daily life and journey of a female student through one of the services provided by the university to facilitate her acquisition of knowledge and education.

 

• University Marathon (2019):

In early 2019, the Deanship of Student Affairs launched the first Majmaah University Marathon – a large public sporting event under the slogan “My Sports, My Health.” Approximately 180 runners in 17 teams from various MU colleges, departments, and even local agencies participated in the 5 km race mu.edu.sa. The marathon was conducted in coordination with the Saudi Athletics Federation referees and with support from community partners like the Majmaah Traffic Police and local medical services mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. Winners in individual and team categories received medals and prizes, and all participants helped promote the culture of fitness in the community. This inaugural event was open to anyone within the university and was aimed at inspiring greater public involvement in sports, aligning with national health objectives mu.edu.sa.

Deanship of Student Affairs launches the first marathon of Majmaah University

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Under the patronage and honor of His Excellency the Vice President for Educational Affairs, Dr. Ahmed bin Ali Al-Rumaih, and in the presence of His Excellency the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Khaled Al-Afaisan, the Deanship of Student Affairs organized the Majmaah University Marathon under the slogan "My Sports, My Health is Titled", in which 180 runners from 17 teams from various agencies, colleges, deanships and departments of the university participated, and the arbitration management of a group of referees of the Saudi Athletics Federation, and His Excellency the Dean of Student Affairs fired the starting shot at five o'clock in the afternoon, and at the end of the marathon, the sponsor of the ceremony honored Success partners contributing to the success of the marathon, namely the traffic of Majmaah Governorate, the General Administration of University Security, the General Administration of Public Relations and University Media, the General Administration of Services and the Medical Services Department, after which the marathon referees were honored by the sponsor of the marathon, and then the winning runners in the individuals and teams were honored, where the contestant Marwan Al-Moqbel from the College of Science won first place individually with a time of 20 minutes and 50 seconds, while Abdul Rahman Al-Jahlan from the College of Education in Zulfi came in second place with a time of 21 minutes and 22 seconds. And came third Moaz Mahmoud Zakaria from the General Administration of Facilities and Housing and came in fourth place Moaz Awad Ali from the College of Science and fifth Mohammed Al-Rabiah from the College of Dentistry and sixth Khaled Al-Awla from the College of Engineering and seventh Sultan Al-Marri from the College of Sciences and Humanities in Hotat Sudair and eighth Mohammed Omar from the Department of Grants and ninth Mohammed Al-Thubaiti from the College of Education in Majmaah and came tenth Sultan Al-Anzi from the College of Education in Zulfi and the individual awards were the gold medal and the amount of 3000 riyals for the first and the silver medal and the amount of 2000 riyals for the second and the bronze medal and the amount of 1000 for the third and from the fourth to the tenth amount of 300 The results of the teams came in third place and bronze medals Grants management team and the second and silver medals College of Engineering While the College of Education in Zulfi achieved the first place cup and gold medals At the end of the coronation, memorial photos were taken on this occasion The organization of this activity comes from the Deanship of Student Affairs' belief in the importance of sports on human health and spreading the culture of the importance of sport for health This was mentioned by the head of the Department of Sports and Scouting Activities, Mr. Nasser Al-Hanoo Who extended his thanks and appreciation to His Excellency the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Khaled Al-Afaisan, for his continuous support, to His Excellency the Vice Dean for Student Activities, Dr. Shadi Al-Shuwaier, for his follow-up and guidance, and to all success partners, runners, marathon referees, and all his colleagues in the sports and scouting department for the efforts made to make the marathon a success.

 

• Cycling Championship (2022):

Expanding its sports outreach, MU organized its first cycling championship for students and the public, under the patronage of the MU Rector and with the support of the Ministry of Sports. The race brought together university cyclists and representatives from local sports clubs, making it a “wonderful sporting occasion” that engaged both the campus and external sports community mu.edu.sa. At the finish line, MU awarded top student racers and honored the event partners (including sports club officials) who contributed to the championship’s success mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. This event exemplifies an ad hoc initiative that may become a recurring program, as it was designed to diversify sports activities in line with Vision 2030 and draw public interest to the university’s athletic offerings.

MU ORGANIZES FIRST CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIP

The Deanship of Student Affairs at MU organized the first cycling championship for students under the patronage of MU rector, Prof. Saleh Al-Mizil, and in the presence of vice-rectors, deans, and staff from the Ministry of Sports clubs and offices. The event was a wonderful sporting occasion to promote diversity in sporting activities in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030.

Partners whose contributions made this event successful were honored at the end of the race. Students who won the race were also awarded and they are: Isaq Ibrahim (10th place), Bbukhari Muslim, (9th place), Ahmed Al-Hamad (8th place), Saeed Al-Shahrani (7th place), Omar Dego (6th place), Nadiho Yassin (5th place), Meshal Al-Buqmi (4th place), Abdelhadi Al-Hakami (3rd place), Abdelrasheed Mahmoud (2nd place), Mohammed Al-Fahayed (1st place).

Ruqayya Mustafa (10th place), Munira Al-Shayae (9th place), Fatimah Al-Ajrami (8th place), Najla Bandar(7th place), Sara Al-Duwaihy (6th place), Reem Ali (5th place), Rahaf Mahrah (4th place), Aljawhrah Al-Sulaiman (3rd place), Jawaher Al-Nooh (2nd place), Haya Al-Azimi (1st place).

 

• Educational Outreach in Schools:

MU’s Applied College has actively reached out to local schools as part of its community education efforts. In 2022, the college formed a team that visited secondary schools (e.g. Al-Tuwaijri High School) to introduce its programs and career-oriented courses mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. In one session, about 100 high school students attended an interactive orientation about applied college degrees, with faculty explaining fields like e-commerce, computer science, and smartphone app development mu.edu.sa. These sessions were done in partnership with the Majmaah Education Department, and school administrators praised MU for helping inspire and guide their students mu.edu.sa. Moreover, in the same academic year MU hosted the international PISA exam for dozens of local students by providing its computer labs as a testing venue mu.edu.sa. Education officials and MU staff cooperated to equip over 60 computers and supervise the exam for visiting students mu.edu.sa. By opening its facilities to schoolchildren and engaging directly with them, MU is extending educational resources to the wider population.

The Applied College holds a meeting to introduce its programs in public schools.

In line with its plan to introduce the programs of the Applied College and the Transformation Plan for Applied Colleges, and in partnership with public education schools, as they are considered an important and targeted segment in the advertising and marketing plan of the Applied College, and based on the necessity of activating the strategic objectives of the detailed plan for the Applied Colleges in particular, which is concerned with improving the mental image of the Applied Colleges, their qualifications and outputs in the community and employers, a work team led by the Vice Dean of the Applied College for Educational Affairs, Dr. Abdullah Al-Dakhil, visited the students of Al-Tuwaijri Complex Secondary School, where they were received by His Excellency Mr. Haqil Al-Haqil, the school principal.

In his address to the students, the College's Vice Dean for Academic Affairs introduced the College of Applied Sciences and its specialized, professional programs that meet the needs of the labor market. Professor Mohammed Fayez explained to the students the nature of the Smartphone Applications Program and the employment opportunities available to its graduates.

For his part, Dr. Ahmed El-Nafrawy emphasized the importance of the e-commerce program and the growing employment opportunities for its graduates in the era of information technology, while Dr. Ahmed Shaheen highlighted the importance of the computer science program and professional certifications.

It is noteworthy that the meeting witnessed a large participation of about (100) students from the school, and a great interaction reflected in their inquiries and the responses of the work team members to them.

The meeting was concluded by the school principal who thanked the Dean of the College, Dr. Shadi bin Abdullah Al-Shuaier, and the members of the work team for this introductory meeting.

For his part, the Dean of the College of Applied Sciences expressed his thanks and appreciation to His Excellency the University President, Prof. Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Mazal, for his support and approval of the college's participation in this initiative, which is one in a series aimed at promoting the college's programs and transformation plan.

 

• Community Service and Volunteering:

A hallmark of MU’s public engagement is its volunteer initiatives. Each Hajj season, MU dispatches a team of student scouts to assist pilgrims in Mecca and Medina as part of nationwide public service programs. In 2023, for example, 16 MU scouts joined the Hajj service camps to guide lost pilgrims and provide on-site assistance mu.edu.sa. After the Hajj, the MU Rector formally welcomed and honored these scouts, highlighting that the university has participated in this annual volunteering effort since its establishment and emphasizing the importance of community service to the institution’s values mu.edu.samu.edu.sa. Closer to home, MU’s Social Responsibility Observatory runs the “Friends of the Blood Bank” club, which organized a blood donation campaign in August 2022. This drive – part of the Majmaah Youth Program in partnership with the Ministry of Sports – was held in a public venue (Jalajil city) and targeted community members mu.edu.sa. It resulted in 45+ donors from the public giving blood, with the collected units benefiting local hospitals mu.edu.sa. The head of MU’s Social Responsibility unit noted that such campaigns are aligned with the university leadership’s directives to “open up to society in all its components” and address community health needs in collaboration with external partners mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. These examples demonstrate MU’s commitment to volunteering and service events that directly involve and benefit the public.

• Academic and Scientific Forums:

Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 period, MU continued to host academic events accessible to the public, often leveraging virtual platforms. In late 2021, the University Agency for Educational Affairs launched the Distinguished Student Projects Forum, which was held in-person at MU’s campus with precautions. The forum included an exhibition of student research projects where the University President and visitors could tour poster displays and listen to students explain their work mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. The event honored the best student projects and was positioned as part of a series aimed at enriching the academic environment and building bridges with the wider community through science mu.edu.sa. Furthermore, MU has shown readiness to host major conferences: it partnered with the Ministry of Education to participate in the 2022 International Conference & Exhibition for Education (ICEE), and it has been slated as a venue for high-level SDG-related conferences (e.g. on Sustainable Development 2030). These conferences typically welcome attendees from other universities, government ministries, and the public, enhancing MU’s profile as a convenor of knowledge-sharing events.

Under the patronage and honor of His Excellency the University President, Professor Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Muzal, the University Agency for Educational Affairs launched the activities of the Distinguished Student Projects Forum, at the college complex in the university city of Majmaah.

The event began with the University President opening the exhibition of student research projects, where he was briefed on the research and projects presented and listened to a detailed explanation of each project. His Excellency the University President then honored the winning projects, and commemorative photos were taken of the winners.

For his part, the University Vice-Rector for Educational Affairs, Prof. Dr. Mohammed bin Saleh Al-Aboudi, explained that this forum aims to ensure the quality of education and enhance the educational environment by enriching the academic arena with scientific and research projects that contribute to the development of knowledge, enhance research values, and build bridges of scientific communication, by reviewing the most important experiences and distinguished projects in this regard.

The forum is being held as an extension of the forums organized by the University Agency for Educational Affairs with the aim of achieving the university's educational goals by improving the educational process.

 

• Partnership Events and NGO Collaborations:

MU frequently collaborates with government agencies and non-profits to co-host community programs. A notable example is the Productive Families Exhibition held in 2021 in partnership with the Ensan Association (a charity for orphans). MU’s Vice-Rectorate for Female Student Affairs hosted this exhibition on campus, where local families supported by Ensan displayed their products for sale mu.edu.sa. The event included a children’s activity corner and was attended by university leaders, staff, and community members, embodying MU’s support for social development and entrepreneurship among disadvantaged groups mu.edu.sa. In another instance, MU’s Applied Medical Sciences faculty partnered with the Salik Traffic Safety Center and local authorities to run a public awareness exhibition titled “Together to Reduce Traffic Accidents” at the Applied College in Ramah mu.edu.sa. This exhibition brought together officials from the police, health department, and education sector, and it saw organized visits from school students as well as drop-in visits from local citizens mu.edu.sa. The display featured interactive exhibits and information to improve traffic safety culture among youth and the community, and it was praised for its strong multi-sector partnership approach mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. Most recently, in 2024 MU’s Environment Week exhibition (noted above) involved collaboration with 14 external environmental bodies ranging from government ministries to green NGOs mu.edu.sa – a scale of partnership that significantly broadened the event’s community impact. These collaborative events underscore how MU leverages partnerships to host inclusive activities that address community needs, whether economic, safety-related, or environmental.

                                                                                       

The University Vice President, Prof. Dr. Muslim bin Mohammed Al-Dosari, inaugurated an awareness exhibition under the slogan (Together to Reduce Traffic Accidents), which was held at the Applied College in Ramah Governorate, with the participation of a number of security, health and educational sectors in the governorate. This exhibition, which was implemented by the Salik Traffic Safety Center, is one of the programs and activities organized by the center, which aims to spread traffic awareness and culture among university employees and the surrounding community. Mr. Mutab bin Mohammed Al-Maimouni, Director General of the Services Department, stated that the exhibition received diverse participation from vital sectors, and with the participation of public education schools in Ramah Governorate, in order to raise the level of traffic safety in the governorate through partnership with the concerned authorities. He stated that the exhibition, which was inaugurated by the University Vice President, Prof. Dr. Muslim Al-Dosari, accompanied by the Director of the Education Office in Ramah, Mr. Mahdi Al-Sahli, comes as an extension of the (Draw and Color) initiative implemented in public schools, and also enhances the university’s efforts in spreading the importance of traffic safety to students, especially students at this stage. Al-Maimouni added that the exhibition, since its first hours of opening, has received organized and multiple visits from public and university students in Ramah Governorate, and has also received a good turnout from the local community. Al-Maimouni expressed his appreciation to His Excellency the President of the University, Prof. Dr. Saleh Al-Mazal, for his continuous support to spread traffic safety programs in all sectors of the university to serve male and female students and the community, extending his sincere thanks to the Vice President of the University, Prof. Dr. Musallam Al-Dosari for his care and interest in implementing the traffic safety plan in Ramah Governorate to raise the level of traffic safety for the movement witnessed by road users in Ramah Governorate. Al-Maimouni also extended his thanks to the General Administration of Administrative and Financial Affairs for the continuous support, and to all the work teams, the college administration and participants from vital sectors in Ramah Governorate, and to the partners in the private sector who enriched the exhibition activities with what they presented, hoping that the impact of this exhibition will be reflected in achieving the Kingdom’s vision and the Quality of Life Program with regard to reducing the rate of traffic accidents.

 

Each of the examples above highlights Majmaah University’s commitment to community education and public engagement. By hosting such a variety of events over the 2019–2024 period – and by measuring success in terms of public attendance, cross-sector partnerships, and positive societal impact – MU demonstrates that it views its role as a catalyst for community development. These efforts, spanning cultural celebration, lifelong learning, health and well-being, and social responsibility, collectively reinforce MU’s mission to serve the community beyond its campus walls mu.edu.sa mu.edu.sa. The university’s public events not only enrich the local region and the broader Arab community but also align with global sustainability goals and the criteria of the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, showcasing how MU contributes to society through education, partnership and outreach.