Under the existing partnership between the University and the Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites, male and female students of the University took part in the volunteer programme for the Hajj season, within a field framework intended to contribute to serving the guests of Allah through the implementation of a number of specialised field tasks in health, organisational and service areas.
In its address at the introductory meeting, the University affirmed its commitment to preparing capable national cadres with a sense of community and professional responsibility, noting that volunteering during the Hajj season is a distinctive experience that strengthens the values of giving, belonging and responsibility among students.
For his part, the Chief Executive of the Partnerships Sector at the Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites stressed the importance of integration between government, educational and service entities, commending the University's participation and its contribution to supporting national efforts during the Hajj season.
