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The University organizes "Nazaha" program to introduce the Kingdom's efforts in combating corruption

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A group of men dressed in a ghutra or shemagh and aqqal, the modern official Saudi bisht, gather for a formal inauguration in one of the halls of Qassim University. Calling them on the Fruits International Pharma Coordination's carpet of flowers and Kingdom flags, highlighting Saudi Arabia's anti-corruption efforts in a poetic academic environment.
A group of men wearing the Saudi bisht with shemagh and headband gather in an indoor hall, listening intently to a woman giving an informative presentation about the Nazaha program, covering her face including her income with her local knowledge. The content of the program is projected on a board in front of the audience, with a large screen and ceiling in the background, as part of the Qassim organization's event.
A young man in a waistcoat gestures to a black display board in front of a group of men dressed in the Saudi Arabian uniform of the Ghutra or Shemagh, Eqbal and Saudi Bisht, showcasing the kingdom's efforts to combat climate change. Also missing are some cultivated plants and a man in a scout uniform.
A group of men in shemagh, aqal and Saudi winter shirts, and a number of women in abayas have gathered in a closed hall, where the audience is intently watching an art show highlighted by clothes in front of a painting platform. In the background are the Pavilions of the Universe, highlighting the Kingdom's efforts and Nazaha's counter-terrorism program.

His Excellency Professor Dr. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, sponsored the "Integrity" program, organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs in the main hall of the university city, on Sunday corresponding to 17/5/1444 AH, on the occasion of the International Anti-Corruption Day. The ceremony was attended by His Excellency the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Mohammed bin Fahd Al-Sharikh, His Excellency the Vice President for Planning and Development, Professor Dr. Khalid bin Bani Al-Harbi, and a number of members of the University Council.

 

The program aims to spread a culture of integrity in society and preserve its resources, as well as highlight the Kingdom's efforts in combating corruption and enhancing awareness among university students. This is a continuation of the university's efforts in this area, through four different tracks. These include an exhibition with 13 sections showcasing the efforts of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, in combating corruption, as well as introducing the Kingdom's strategy and vision in fighting corruption, and raising awareness of the types of corruption, their negative impacts on individuals and society, and the role of individuals in combating it.

 

The program also included a number of workshops, competitions, and awareness campaigns that contribute to instilling the principle of transparency and accountability, promoting national trends, and showcasing the Kingdom's efforts in combating corruption. In addition to the efforts of the Nezaha Student Club at Qassim University in raising awareness among university students through positive practices of the integrity value system, in order to strengthen their national trends and reject corruption in all its forms.

 

The exhibition addressed reviewing types of corruption, including bribery, money laundering, abuse of power, trading in influence, commercial fraud, and others. It also covered the negative impacts of corruption, including violating God's law, wasting citizens' interests, and hindering the wheel of development, while emphasizing the importance of the role of the individual and society in combating corruption.

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