Madinah event showcases the true spirit of volunteering
- The 'Giving and Inspiring' event in Madinah focused on the importance of volunteering on Saudi and International Volunteer Day.
- Nayef Al-Sharif highlighted ongoing collaborations between Saudi Arabia and Oman, emphasizing regional stability.
- This event exemplifies the Kingdom's commitment to fostering volunteerism and strengthening international ties.
In Madinah, an event titled 'Giving and Inspiring' was organized by the Fazaa Volunteering Association, highlighting the significance of volunteering in society. This event was sponsored by Prince Saud bin Khalid on behalf of Madinah Governor Prince Salman bin Sultan, and took place to coincide with Saudi and International Volunteer Day. During the ceremony, Nayef Al-Sharif, a board member of Fazaa, emphasized the need for continuous collaboration across various domains, including bilateral and international relations, to enhance the effectiveness of volunteer efforts. Furthermore, Al-Sharif mentioned the alignment of views between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Oman, stressing the importance of this relationship not just for mutual benefits but for fostering regional stability. He also elaborated on a forthcoming second meeting that aims to build upon progress made during an inaugural meeting in Oman earlier, addressing the implementation of 55 initiatives. Such collaborative efforts signify a dedication to addressing global challenges collectively. The event also served as a platform for furthering the dialogue on Saudi-Omani cooperation, as seen through the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Saudi Arabia’s Prince Saud Al-Faisal Institute for Diplomatic Studies and Oman’s Diplomatic Academy. This agreement signals a commitment to enriching bilateral ties, focusing on educational and diplomatic exchanges. Following the event, the significance of community involvement and artistic expression was underscored, reinforcing how important personal stories and art can be for strengthening connections within society. This gathering not only celebrated volunteering but also honored artistic contributions that resonate with diverse communities, indicating a holistic approach to building a more engaged and supportive society.