Hail hosted a ceremony where HRH Prince Abdulaziz bin Saad bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Hail, honored male and female students who won the Arab Open University Challenge for Creativity and Innovation.
According to SPA, the event was attended by Deputy Governor Ali bin Salem Al Amer, Arab Open University President Dr. Ali Mohammed Al-Shahrani, and the university’s regional head in Hail, Mohammed Jarallah Al-Suroor, alongside university trustees and jury members.
The Governor listened to a presentation on the competition’s goals to motivate students toward innovation and the development of creative ideas. He emphasized the importance of supporting young talents and enabling students to turn their ideas into qualitative projects.
During the ceremony, the Governor presented certificates of appreciation to the organizing committee and the jury. Dr. Ali Mohammed Al-Shahrani announced three free scholarships for students from the Hail region who achieve a weighted percentage of 90% or higher to support high-achieving students.
Who attended the honoring ceremony in Hail? The ceremony was led by HRH Prince Abdulaziz bin Saad bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Hail. Other attendees included the Deputy Governor Ali bin Salem Al Amer, the President of the Arab Open University Dr. Ali Mohammed Al-Shahrani, and the university’s regional head in Hail, Mohammed Jarallah Al-Suroor, as well as university trustees and jury members.
What are the goals of the Arab Open University Challenge for Creativity and Innovation? The competition aims to motivate male and female students to engage in creativity and innovation. It focuses on developing student capabilities and encouraging the submission of innovative ideas and initiatives that can be transformed into qualitative projects.
What scholarships were announced for students in the Hail region? Dr. Ali Mohammed Al-Shahrani, President of the Arab Open University, announced three free scholarships. These are available to three students from the Hail region who achieve a weighted percentage of 90% or higher to encourage them to continue their education.