Three Sessions on the Second Day of the Third Forum for Scholarship Students at KKU
The Third Forum for Scholarship Students continues its activities for the second day under the title, "The Role of Saudi Universities in the Sustainable Development of Scholarship Students' Countries: Visions and Experiences".
In the first session, Mr. Ahsan Jameel spoke about the General Hospital for People in the city of Varanasi in India, Dr. Fouad Ahmed Iman spoke about the Social Center in Oslo, Norway, and Dr. Meniko Abdullah Meniko discussed the topic of mobile medical caravans in Tanzania. The session was moderated by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at King Khalid University, Prof. Ali bin Saeed Al-Qahtani.
In the second session, The African College of Arabic and Islamic Studies, in Dakar, Senegal was discussed by its Dean, Dr. Mohammad Ahmed Lou. As well as the Blessed Valley College in Jakarta, which was discussed by its founder, Dr. Didik Harijanto. The session concluded with the topic of the Al-Furqan Educational Center in Manchester, United Kingdom, which was discussed by the director of the Center, Mr. Mohammad Ali Mohammad. The session was moderated by the Dean of the Faculty of Sharia at King Khalid University, Prof. Mohammad bin Ali Al-Qarni.
In the third session, Dr. Dorim Ali talked about the Tirana Radio in Albania, while Mr. Suleiman Nawanda, founder of the Jazeera Orphanage Institute, spoke about the Jazeera Orphanage Institute and its impact on sustainable development in Tanzania. The session was moderated by the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at King Khalid University, Dr. Khalid Abu-Hikmah.
