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The University organizes the "Fifth Annual Forum for Nazaha Clubs Affiliates"

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At home at Qassim University, a large number of men wearing the Saudi ghattra or shemagh and aqal, as well as the Saudi bisht, sit on an outdoor patio. Attendees and photographers sign autographs by the stairs and greenery, as part of the Nazaha Clubs event.
A group of men in the Ghutra or Shemagh and Eqbal, as the official Saudi Bisht, gather in the dressing room during the kitchen forum, contemplating and accomplishing business on easels. The modern typography of the venue is accentuated by the glass panel and red carpet, reflecting the vibrant counterpoint that characterizes the activities of Nazaha clubs in Qassim.
A group of men meet inside the forum hall in the fifth kitchen of the Nazaha Clubs at Qassim University, wearing Saudi ghitr and shemaghs with aqal, as well as formal Saudi pashmina with a few, as they admire the Saudi flags and peruse the food offerings.
A Miami group of men in traditional Saudi attire, including the ghutra or shemagh, headband, and Saudi bisht, along with a woman wearing a jacket with a turquoise black waistcoat, at a dedicated stand inside the exhibition held on the occasion of the "Fifth Forum of Nazaha Clubs" at the university. The platform is surrounded by grass, bottles and informational materials about the exhibition.
A man dressed in the Saudi Ghutrah and Eqal, the official Saudi bisht, speaks from the podium during a university event. He addresses a diverse crowd of attendees, including members of the Integrity Travel Clubs, in an outdoor atrium now with modern architecture and large windows in Qassim.
A large group of arrivals dressed in black hijabs gathered in the hall and looked at the modern architectural design and high ceilings, sitting in a hall of fame with a main screen featuring the Cida logo during the kitchen forum organized by Nazaha clubs in Qassim. A number of participants and guests wore the Saudi ghutra or shemagh, aqal and bisht, reflecting the formality and cultural heritage of the occasion.
The event is held at Qassim University, where participants can be seen on the red carpet wearing the Saudi Ghutra or Shemagh with the Saudi Aqal and Bisht, along with the presence of uniformed elements. The venue is characterized by its multifaceted and glass roof, and the banners of Nazaha Faith Clubs are dotted with the spirit of integrity and national belonging.
The men, dressed in the Saudi Arabian ghutra or shemagh, aqal and bisht, sit on the stage during the fourth Kitchen Forum at Qassim University, with the auditorium facing them. Behind them on a large screen is a broadcast of their image along with Arabic texts and the logos of Nazaha clubs and a number of Saudi associations.
The photo shows a number of men sitting in a closed hall during the home forum at Qassim University. Some traditional Saudi attire was present, with the men wearing the traditional Saudi shamagouk and bisht, when they demanded uniforms. Often attending, dressed in white robes, members of Nazaha clubs enjoy the attention and interest. The green outfit lends a distinctive and formal look.

On Monday and Tuesday, December 4-5, 2023, the university organized the «5th Annual Forum for Integrity Club Members» in educational institutions. The forum was held in cooperation with the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority and under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Meshaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of the Qassim Region. The forum's activities were inaugurated by His Excellency Professor Dr. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, in the presence of His Excellency Mr. Abdulaziz bin Hamad Al-Fawzan, Director of the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority Branch in Qassim, His Excellency Dr. Fahd bin Suleiman Al-Ahmad, Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Mr. Mohammed bin Mansour bin Lou'ay, Director of the Seminars and Conferences Department at the Authority, at the main lobby in the university city.

 

 

His Excellency the President of the University also opened the accompanying exhibition of the forum's activities, organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs, with the participation of 20 universities and civil and military colleges. The exhibition contained 18 booths, where the clubs in the educational institutions showcased their work and achievements, reflecting their commitment to spreading and fostering a culture of integrity and combating corruption in all its forms. The exhibition is considered an opportunity for visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the efforts of integrity clubs in the participating universities and institutions.

 

The forum witnessed a series of dialogue sessions aimed at discussing ways to promote a culture of combating corruption and strengthening integrity practices in educational institutions. Participants also exchanged ideas and experiences, and reviewed the most important achievements and challenges in this field.

 

 

For his part, the director of the branch of the Supervisory Authority and Anti-Corruption in the region expressed his thanks and appreciation for the university's efforts in organizing this annual forum for the affiliates of Integrity Clubs in educational institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This year's forum was held under the theme: "Digital Transformation and its Role in Promoting Integrity and Combating Corruption," and discussed topics of interest to Integrity Clubs related to digital transformation, and the extent to which clubs benefit from this transformation in innovation and creativity, and leveraging technology and digitalization to enhance their role and methods in awareness activities and programs, as well as facilitating their work to achieve their noble goals in spreading and promoting the values of integrity and combating corruption within educational institutions. This is in addition to reviewing experiences and initiatives and discussing ways of development, which is confirmed by the comprehensive government support for the digital transformation process in the Kingdom by working to achieve the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030. .

 

 

Next, the Dean of Student Affairs at the university, Dr. Mohammed bin Saleh Al-Ajlan, spoke about his happiness with the success of the forum. He praised the efforts made by the participating bodies and clubs to ensure the forum's success. He emphasized the importance of promoting a culture of integrity and transparency within the university community and the commitment to supporting integrity clubs in achieving their goals. He stated that this event reflects the university's commitment to promoting integrity values, combating corruption, and reinforcing a positive transformation towards building a university generation that possesses responsibility and ethics.

 

 

The forum held a dialogue session within its activities titled «Integrity and Responsibility in the Era of Digital Transformation in Educational Institutions,» and a session titled «Student Experiences in Activating Technology to Enhance Integrity and Combat Corruption,» in the presence of representatives from the participating universities and educational institutions.

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