King Khalid University suspends in-person classes in Abha and Khamis Mushait due to weather reports, shifting to remote learning via Blackboard to ensure safety.
UK Minister of State for Skills Baroness Jacqui Smith praises Saudi Arabia’s data-driven education quality assurance model during ETEC visit in Riyadh.
Oxford Business Group report, in partnership with Saudi Ministry of Education, highlights teacher professional development as key to Vision 2030 education transformation.
Prince Saud bin Naif bin Abdulaziz received the CEO of the Al Bir Society in the Eastern Province to review 2026 achievements.
Al-Mawaddah Society study documents 127 government support pathways for Saudi families across nine sectors, reflecting Vision 2030’s shift toward economic empowerment.
The Authority for the Care of People with Disabilities unveils a new corporate identity in Riyadh, reinforcing its role in leading transformation and inclusion in Saudi Arabia’s disability sector.
Ensan, the Charity Committee for Orphans Care in Riyadh, wins two gold awards at the 2026 MENA Stevie Awards for innovation in crisis response and inclusive workplace practices.
Taif University achieves global recognition with 12 disciplines ranked in the 2026 ShanghaiRanking, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s academic excellence and Vision 2030 goals.
Riyadh Deputy Governor Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman patronizes legal forum on disability and autism care, launching key initiatives and MoUs to protect rights.
The Culture House in Najran and the Multiple Sclerosis Association (IMAS) signed a memorandum to support community initiatives and health awareness.
King Khalid University in Abha shifts all classes to remote learning via Blackboard today due to weather reports from the National Center for Meteorology.
The Islamic University in Madinah renews ABET accreditation for its civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering programs through September 30, 2032, reinforcing academic quality and Vision 2030 goals.
Rafha Municipality enhances quality of life with 40 parks covering over 1.4 million square meters, including walking tracks and sports facilities, under an integrated plan.
Turaif in Saudi Arabia’s Northern Borders Region expands parks and green spaces to over 650,000 sqm, enhancing quality of life and aligning with Vision 2030.
King Khalid University moves Tuesday classes online in Abha and Khamis Mushait due to weather reports, using Blackboard to ensure student safety and academic continuity.
Taibah University in Madinah hosts a forum on developing university endowments and enhancing financial sustainability, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
Prince Saud bin Nahar, Deputy Governor of Madinah, reviewed a report on the Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Center’s services for children with disabilities.
NIEPD and UCL graduate 59 more educational leaders, expanding the Leadership Ambassadors program to 216 graduates, supporting Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
Shaqra University’s Bachelor of Electrical Engineering program receives full ABET accreditation, valid until 2032, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
King Saud University launches strategic partnership with CIPD to advance human resources development and align with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
The Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission in the United States announces World Bank Group and Boston Consulting Group career opportunities for Saudi scholarship students.
GOSI concluded its Life After Retirement Innovation Hackathon in Riyadh, where 42 young Saudis developed 14 solutions to improve quality of life for retirees.
Jazan University signs an MoU with Austria’s IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences to expand academic exchange, joint research and tourism training.
Riyadh Education Department celebrates International Literacy Day 2026, highlighting Saudi Arabia’s advances in lifelong learning and its Vision 2030 goals.
The King Abdulaziz Charitable Society in Tabuk recorded 30,952 volunteers participating in 3,375 different opportunities.
The Saudi Media Forum’s Media Ambassadors initiative broadens its reach to international professionals, training more than 850 participants across over 55 media topics.
The International Islamic Fiqh Academy concluded a session in Jeddah on religious leaders’ role in confronting violence against women and safeguarding families.
The Hawi platform in Saudi Arabia has surpassed 111,000 members and 3,500 registered hobby clubs.
Saudi Arabia’s Buraidah joins UN-Habitat’s Quality of Life Initiative, enhancing urban development through data and resident feedback, aligning with Vision 2030.
Border Guard in Aseer Region initiates volunteer seabed cleaning at Umm Al Qas beach, promoting environmental sustainability and Vision 2030 goals.
Discover how interactive play is transforming children’s entertainment in Riyadh, blending physical activity, cognitive growth, and social skills to support Saudi Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s Mawhiba Foundation concluded its First Elite Camp 2026 in Riyadh, training 259 gifted students for international scientific olympiads as part of Vision 2030.
KSrelief and local nonprofits deliver 188 relief projects in 15 countries, totaling SAR109M and aiding 250,791 individuals, aligning with Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s Saving Food Association partners with Tabuk farmers at the 2026 festival to reduce food waste and aid beneficiaries, supporting Vision 2030.
The Makkah Chamber and National Parking Company (Mawgif) have launched a recruitment drive to connect Saudi youth with private-sector jobs, boosting employment and supporting Vision 2030 goals.
Saudi Arabia’s Environment Ministry highlights the role of students in conserving natural resources, promoting sustainable habits aligned with Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s royal order transforms Ehsan into an independent non-profit foundation, strengthening charitable work and supporting Vision 2030.
Saudi Royal Order establishes Ehsan Foundation for Charitable Work, an independent nonprofit, to enhance philanthropy and support Vision 2030.
World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) emphasizes humanitarian work as a shared mission, highlighting Saudi Arabia’s leading role in global relief efforts on World Humanitarian Day.
King Abdulaziz University introduces new diploma programs in high-demand fields, aligning with Vision 2030 to enhance student career readiness and support the Saudi labor market.
Saudi King Abdullah International Humanitarian Foundation highlights education, health, and development initiatives on World Humanitarian Day, aligning with Vision 2030.
Misk Foundation and UN Youth Office announce the Global Network for Youth, empowering young leaders in global policymaking. Launch at UNGA 2026.
Ensan Charity launches school bag project to support 15,000 orphaned students in Riyadh for academic year 1448 AH, enhancing education and Vision 2030 alignment.
A national study in Saudi Arabia finds that a 10-point rise in school leadership effectiveness is linked to a 4% improvement in student learning outcomes, highlighting the importance of leadership development.
Misk Foundation and UN Youth Office announce Global Youth Network to empower youth in policy-making, launching September 2026.
Saudi Arabia’s Media Ambassadors Initiative launches a new dialogue-based program to transfer media expertise to emerging professionals, supporting Vision 2030.
Education Cannot Wait fund allocates $22 million to support education for over 200,000 students in Sudan, focusing on girls and children with disabilities.
Insan’s school bag campaign for 1448 AH supports 15,000 orphan students across Saudi Arabia, aligning with Vision 2030’s social development goals.
KACCC forum in Riyadh discusses family’s role in building individuals and society, emphasizing intercultural dialogue and Vision 2030 alignment.
KACCC forum in Riyadh on August 17, 2026, focused on family’s role in building society, intercultural dialogue, and Vision 2030 alignment.
King Abdulaziz Center for Cultural Communication hosts session on family’s role in fostering tolerance and cultural dialogue, aligning with Vision 2030 goals.
Jeddah’s 28 walking trails and parks support healthy lifestyle under Vision 2030, boosting public sports and tourism during Saudi Summer 2026.
Jeddah Municipality’s 28 walking paths and parks boost community sports and healthy lifestyles during Saudi Summer 2026, in line with Vision 2030 goals.
Governor of Hail launches Salman Al-Sulaimi Charitable Foundation to boost non-profit sector and support Vision 2030 social development.
Northern Borders University secures a spot in the 2026 Shanghai Ranking, one of 14 Saudi universities in the global top 1000, aligning with Vision 2030.
Northern Borders University maintains its position in Shanghai University Ranking 2026, among 14 Saudi universities listed globally. Vision 2030 drives academic excellence.
Prince Muteb bin Mishal, Deputy Governor of Al-Jouf, calls Sheikh Muteb Al-Qa’qa’a to check on his health, exemplifying Saudi leadership’s care for citizens.
Northern Border University joins 14 Saudi universities in the Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities 2026, marking progress for Saudi education.
The Industrial Secondary Institute in Rafha opens direct admission for technical diplomas in electrical, automotive, and HVAC. Training includes monthly stipend.
The University of Hail successfully concluded its ‘Develop Your Skills in Summer’ program, benefiting over 8,500 individuals with workshops in digital, health, tourism, and entrepreneurship.
Najran Municipality has planted more than 27,000 bougainvillea trees across streets and squares to enhance urban aesthetics, support sustainability, and align with Saudi Vision 2030’s green goals.
The 4th Shaqra Al-Asyah Dates Festival has opened in Al-Asyah, Qassim, supporting local farmers and showcasing premium dates for a week.
Misk Foundation expands its Misk Skills program with Hyundai Motor Group, offering 10 Saudi students international training in Seoul. A step towards Vision 2030.
Prince Saud bin Nahar reviews Haramain Association’s 2025 report, highlighting empowerment of persons with disabilities in line with Vision 2030.
The Tawasul forum in Asir brought together over 500 civil associations to enhance cooperation and align with Vision 2030’s non-profit goals.
The International Falcon Breeders Auction 2026 in Riyadh saw a mottled gyr (Super White) chick sell for SAR1.3 million, the second highest price in auction history.
King Salman Relief Centre distributes 24,500 meals in Gaza as part of Saudi aid campaign, providing critical food support to 24,500 people.
Jeddah launches ‘Jeddah for All’ initiative to integrate people with disabilities through recreation, education, and community engagement across 11 locations.
Hail’s education administration finishes all preparations for the new school year, ensuring safe, equipped, and motivating learning environments for students.
Over 300 youth in Jazan received guidance at International Youth Day consultations, focusing on empowerment and leadership aligned with Vision 2030.
Jeddah launches ‘Jeddah for All’ to integrate persons with disabilities, with activities across 11 sites promoting inclusion and quality of life.
Saudi Arabia’s standards team secures the Platinum Medal, the highest award, at the 21st International Standards Olympiad in Korea, alongside Silver and Bronze.
In a Friday sermon at the Prophet’s Mosque, Sheikh Dr. Khalid al-Muhanna highlighted modesty as a branch of faith, urging believers to embody this virtue.
KSrelief distributes 100 food baskets to 700 flood victims in Khost, Afghanistan, under its food security project, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian commitment.
Najran Health Affairs, a branch of the Saudi Ministry of Health, signed partnership agreements with several non-profit sector associations on August 13, 2026. The agreements were signed in the presence of the Director General of Health Affairs in Najran, Dr. Ibrahim bin Saleh Bani Humaid, with the aim of enhancing community partnerships and supporting health […]
Discover how Makkah’s sports academies are transforming summer into a season of talent discovery and youth development, supporting Saudi Vision 2030.
King Salman Science Oasis concludes International Youth Day 2026 programs, featuring 120,000 visitors, 60,000 volunteer hours, and initiatives aligned with Saudi Vision 2030.
Saudi Falcons Club’s International Falcon Breeders Auction showcases Gyrfalcons, Peregrines, Sakers, and hybrids, highlighting distinctive traits and Vision 2030 alignment.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz patronized Jazan’s International Youth Day celebration, highlighting Saudi Arabia’s commitment to youth empowerment and Vision 2030.
Misk Foundation empowers over 524,000 youth in 2025, focusing on leadership, skills, entrepreneurship, aligning with Vision 2030.
Deputy Governor of Al-Jouf opens ‘Budding Entrepreneurs Market’ initiative, teaching children business skills in a hands-on market, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030.
Arab Parliament Speaker Al-Yamahi affirms youth are key to development, urging support for their empowerment to drive progress and innovation in the Arab world.
Saudi Arabia’s national standards team will compete in the 21st International Standards Olympiad 2026 in Goyang, South Korea, with 12 students in four teams.
Saudi Arabia launches Tarhab program in Madinah to train 30 women as cultural and tourism guides, supporting Vision 2030 goals for women’s empowerment and tourism.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz reviews 60 housing projects in Jazan Region, covering 35 million square meters and benefiting over 50,000 residents under Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s Education and Training Evaluation Commission signs an institutional accreditation agreement with Al-Baha National College of Science to raise education quality.
Northern Border University launches a Master of Special Education program at its College of Humanities and Social Sciences, advancing graduate studies in Saudi Arabia.
Tabuk Region Municipality launches the “Our Summer in Our Facilities” initiative, highlighting 241 parks, 39 walkways and 14 waterfronts to boost summer recreation.
Princess Nourah University’s Women’s Leadership Center highlights a year of empowering programs, strategic partnerships, and global recognition aligned with Vision 2030.
The Women’s Leadership Center at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University reviews a year of programs, partnerships, and national achievements supporting Saudi Vision 2030.
The Higher Institute for Plastics Fabrication (HIPF) announces open admissions for high school graduates for the second semester of 1447/1448 AH, offering a two-year diploma in plastics technology.
Taibah University opens applications for vacant seats in the Continuity of Remaining Opportunities phase via the Qabool platform, supporting Saudi students’ access to higher education.
King Abdulaziz University opens applications for its Preparatory Year Program for 1447-1448 AH, offering five tracks and a path to regular university study.
University of Hail engineering students win first place at an international research competition in Barcelona, showcasing Saudi academic excellence and Vision 2030 progress.
Tabuk’s education administration has launched electronic supplementary registration for first-grade and kindergarten students, running until September 10, 2026, to ensure inclusive access to quality education.
Al-Jouf University’s summer program third week drew 7,150 beneficiaries and 574 volunteers, showcasing community service aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
The Kabar Al-Qadr Association for the Elderly in the Northern Borders launches a month-long “Hosting Doctors” program to boost health awareness among seniors.
Saudi Arabia’s Monshaat launches an initiative to optimize private school facility usage, boosting investment and community access to educational and sports activities.
AGFUND and UNICEF sign agreements to enhance early childhood development in the GCC and Morocco, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals.
KSrelief distributes food baskets to displaced families in Gaza, strengthening food security and bringing joy to children amid humanitarian challenges.
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