On Saturday evening, the university concluded the third and final ceremony of the series of graduation ceremonies for female students, which was held during the period from 25-27/10/1443 A.H., at the main headquarters of the university city, where the number of female students who were celebrated this year reached 7344 graduates and expected graduates, from various colleges and specializations, through three consecutive ceremonies over three days distributed according to the different faculties of the university.

The celebrations included several paragraphs, including: A speech by Prof. Dr. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, a speech by Her Excellency the Vice President for Female Student Affairs, a speech by the graduates, as well as a video presentation of the feelings of the fathers, mothers and parents of the graduates during these celebrations, as the University provided all the necessary capabilities to ensure the exit of these celebrations in the appropriate manner by providing a mechanism for students and their families from the invited guests, in addition to providing transportation buses from the parking lot to the ceremony venue in the main lobby.

The ceremony included a visual presentation that included a speech by Prof. Dr. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, in which he congratulated the male and female graduates on their success, which was only possible due to the success of God, their effort and diligence, the support of their country, and the facilities provided to them by the university over the years of their studies.

Al-Dawood urged the graduates to return the favor with honesty and sincerity, and to be a good example in their society, saying: "With you, the nation rises, and you are the hope and hope, take moderation and moderation, which is the correct approach of your religion, be one line with your leadership, as you are one of the foundations of realizing the vision of our kingdom.

For her part, Dr. Nawal Al-Thuwaini, Vice President for Female Student Affairs, said during her speech: "We live in the era of women's empowerment under the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and his Crown Prince, His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman - may Allah protect them - as they emphasized the importance of the role of women to enhance their status and prepare them to exercise their full role in serving the country, and this can only be achieved by working and being armed with knowledge.

Al-Thuwaini pointed out that the university has set its sights on contributing to achieving global leadership for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and working on everything that contributes to achieving this, so it exerted all efforts in preparing a brilliant graduate with her ethics, knowledge, skills and abilities to present her to the country in the most beautiful forms of giving, adding that graduation is one of the beautiful moments of life and the end of a tireless effort, but at the same time it is a whistle to start the road to work and serve the country.