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President News 11301 - UQU President visits "Buraidah Dates Carnival" and inspects the university's participating pavilion

11301 - UQU President visits "Buraidah Dates Carnival" and inspects the university's participating pavilion

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A group of men dressed in the Saudi ghutra or shemagh, along with the Saudi aqal and bisht, gather around one of the market boards at the Buraydah Dates Carnival. The vendor customizes different types of dates and dried fruits for them, clearly emphasizing the details of the products and their advantages.
A number of men dressed in the Saudi Ghutra or Shemagh, Egal and Bisht, and under the guidance of a nucleot with Arabic text, spend the day at the Buraidah Dates Carnival, inside a closed hall with logos, banners and the university's pavilion in the background.
A group of men, wearing the Saudi ghutra or shemagh with an aqal, and a Saudi besht, are in a closed hall during the Buraydah Dates Carnival. They gather inside the university's pavilion, chatting among themselves and looking at the displays around them, where the women are surrounded by heritage artifacts and a sense of harmony and solidarity that the cultural artist of the place believes in.
Two men dressed in formal Saudi Arabian attire, complete with ghutra, shemagh, headband and Saudi bisht, interact with a large interactive screen at the Qassim University pavilion during the Buraidah Dates Carnival, with a number of attendees and some decorative elements in the background.
A group of men wearing the Saudi tunic or shemagh, along with the Saudi aqal and bisht, listened attentively to the university president's explanation at the Qassim University pavilion, which displayed dates and introductory brochures during a modern and bright building participating in the Buraidah Dates Carnival.
A number of men wearing the Saudi ghutra or shemagh with the Saudi aqal and bisht, a clear demonstration of an agricultural tool that looks as good as anyone inside the university's pavilion at the Buraidah Date Carnival, where palm trees and informative displays adorn the place until the end.
All the men are wearing the Saudi bisht and aqal with the Saudi shemagh and ghutra, for you without the four themes in the big sauce during the Buraydah Dates Carnival. They were sponsored by buildings near the Qassim University pavilion, in the presence of the university president.

His Excellency Professor Dr. Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al-Dawood, President of the University, visited the Buraydah Dates Festival this Thursday morning. The visit was attended by His Excellency Eng. Abdulaziz Al-Rajiei, Director General of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture branch in the region, His Excellency Dr. Fahd Al-Ahmad, Vice President for Educational Affairs, and His Excellency Dr. Saleh Al-Huwayreini, Dean of the College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, at the Dates City in Buraydah.

 

During the visit, His Excellency was briefed on the exhibits and accompanying events at the carnival, in addition to the main date market. He praised the services provided by all carnival staff, its role in boosting the local economy, and its contribution to supporting farmers and marketing national food products. He extended his thanks and appreciation to His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of the Qassim region, and His Royal Highness Prince Fahd bin Turki bin Faisal bin Turki, Deputy Governor of the Qassim region – may God protect them – for their attention to all activities in the region, including the Date Carnival.

 

During his visit, Al-Dawood also visited the university's “Palm Tree” exhibition, which includes a dedicated section on the university and palm trees. His Excellency listened to an explanation from the Dean of the College about the exhibition's sections and the services it offers to visitors, reflecting the university's commitment to this tree. The exhibition also provides a comprehensive explanation of the university's most important achievements in serving palm trees, including its focus on scientific studies and research related to palm trees, their cultivation, pest control, date processing, varieties, and by-products.

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