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His Excellency the President of the University inaugurates the "Amal" exhibition to promote mental health

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A group of men wearing the Saudi Arabian Ghutra or Shemagh, Egal and Bisht, in addition to their uniforms, cut the white ribbon during a sports match in an indoor venue. They are unsafe and white with the slogan "Amal Fair" to promote mental health in both Arabic and English.
A group of men wearing the Saudi Ghutra, Eqal and Saudi Besht in the vicinity of a digitally-enabled booth at one of the Qassim University events. He gives a speech on the importance of mental health, as part of the Amal Exhibition at the university's headquarters.
A group of men dressed in official Saudi uniforms, including the Ghattara or Shemagh, Egal and Saudi Bisht, led by the university president and a number of white coats, visited the Amal Exhibition booth as part of the Iron Deficiency to Mental Health event. Meanwhile, a number of promotional banners and informational banners highlighting the importance of raising awareness in this area were displayed.
A group of men dressed in Saudi Arabia's Ghutra, Shamaa, Aqal and Bisht, including the university president, walk on a red carpet inside a modern building during the Amal exhibition, where large posters on mental health are scattered around. She wears a headscarf as she guides the group with an air of solemnity.
A number of men dressed in the Saudi Arabian ghutra or shemagh, aqqal and bisht walk the red carpet inside a modern registry, accompanied by the president of the university, wearing a headscarf and a black niqab, as they attend the Amal Mental Health Promotion Exhibition. Digital screens and plants add beauty and brightness to the spacious lobby.
A group of men, led by the president of the university, gather in the Saudi Ghutra, Eqal and Bashta, as they wear the official medical uniform. They interact with the activities of the Mental Health Hopes Exhibition in a modern and spacious building, reviewing the introductory corners and awareness panels distributed throughout the exhibition.
Wearing a black robe and niqab to communicate with men, who lack the traditional Saudi dress and wear the Saudi shemagh, aqal and besht, during the Mental Health Hopes Exhibition at Qassim University. The exhibit includes awareness columns and informational displays, in addition to the presence of the Saudi flag, and aims to promote health in the community within a humanitarian environment and organization.
Attendees at Amaal interact with large-scale digital texts displaying Arabic-language texts about mental health. Some participants wore the Saudi Shemagh or Saudi Ghutra with the Saudi Aqal and Bisht, while others interacted with a team member next to a booth with awareness and informational content, in a modern auditorium at Qassim University.
A group of people dressed in Saudi shemagh and tunics, along with a set of traditional Saudi qalal and bisht, gather to watch the Amal al-Funun exhibition in a spacious hall for sharing in Qassim. Paintings displayed on easels and branding boards will not be able to use the red barriers, as part of health and wellness concepts.
The Amal exhibition takes place in a spacious, modern foyer in Qassim, where attendees arrive wearing the Saudi Ghutra, the Saudi Shemagh, the Saudi Egal and the Saudi Besht, in a place that is anything but formal and festive. Wall paintings dot the red carpet, sharing it with green spaces and community gatherings. Arabic signage is prominent to reflect the "mental health promotion" theme that this second event requires.
A group of modern visitors, dressed in Saudi Arabian ghutra, aqal, and bisht, relax inside the "Amal" exhibition in one of the buildings adorned with Arabic banners. A health care unit is parked next to a display screen decorated with fresh flowers, in a scene that symbolizes the mental health care efforts under the patronage of the president of Qassim University.
The six men, including the university president, dressed in traditional Saudi Arabian ghutra or shemagh, aqal and bisht, posed in front of a platform bearing the logos of Qassim University and Vision 2030, as they attended the Amal Tolerance Exhibition. He is often present when others leave him in a scene that embodies his spirit.

His Excellency the President of the University, Professor Dr. Mohammed bin Fahad Al-Sharikh, inaugurated the annual exhibition «Amal» on Tuesday, as part of the university's efforts to promote the mental health of its students and staff. The exhibition, organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs, featured the participation of several health colleges and affiliated entities. The inauguration was attended by His Excellency the Vice President for Financial and Technical Affairs, Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Saoui, His Excellency the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Fahad bin Sulaiman Al-Ahmad, and His Excellency the Vice President for Graduate Studies and Scientific Research, Dr. Waleed bin Saleh Al-Battah, in the main lobby of the university city.

He also viewed the exhibition, which included 34 booths with awareness and guidance activities on mental health concepts and promotion, as well as lectures, consultations, scientific programs, and diverse activities with the participation of male and female students and faculty members.

During his tour of the exhibition’s sections, Al-Shariq reviewed the university's efforts in promoting mental health and its scientific and research activities in this field, after the university achieved a 100% rate in the National Center for Mental Health Promotion index.

His Excellency the President of the University also launched the programs and events of the «Ertiqaa» initiative in its next phase, with the aim of strengthening concepts of mental health and launching many initiatives to raise the quality of life within the university environment.

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