The college implements the celebration of the 93rd National Day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Under the supervision and presence of Her Excellency Dr. Maryam Al-Anazi, Dean of the College, the College of Applied Medical Sciences in Qurayyat, both male and female sections, organized the celebration of the 93rd National Day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at the theater of the female students’ complex in Qurayyat on Tuesday, 9/26/2023, at 10 am.
The event included many paragraphs that began with the Holy Qur’an, followed by the national anthem, then a speech by His Excellency Dr. Dean of the College, in which she congratulated the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, may God protect him, and his Crown Prince, His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, may God protect him and the Saudi people. The great celebration of the 93rd National Day, through which she also emphasized the feelings of joy and pride in the anniversary of the unification of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and that this day represents a great memory for the Kingdom and a renewal of the national unity that characterizes the people of this generous country, in light of the renaissance and prosperity that the Kingdom is witnessing, wishing continued security and safety and more. Of development and prosperity. Then an introductory paragraph about the identity of National Day 93, after which a speech was given to the homeland by the people of the country, followed by a visual presentation entitled “Our Prosperous Present,” which monitored some of the current achievements, including those on the humanitarian side, the economic side, health, education, as well as future projects, then a visual presentation about The NEOM City of Dreams project is titled “Our Dream and We Achieved.” The meeting witnessed the honoring of the participants in the national drawing competition, “My Loyalty.... My Breshti,” for the best artistic drawing for the National Day, then the national competition segment, and the event concluded with a national poem.