Riyadh: Qassim University has concluded the activities of its ninth summer club, held over five weeks and benefiting 49,050 male and female students across various educational levels.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the club delivered 521 programs across 11 specialized tracks: national and intellectual security, skills, entrepreneurship and innovation, educational, sports, recreational, technical, social and community, competitive, cultural and linguistic, and artistic and creative. A total of 47,692 individuals engaged through virtual programs, while 1,358 attended in-person activities.

Aligned with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 and the Human Capability Development Program, the initiative aimed to balance education and recreation during the summer break. The interactive programs focused on strengthening national identity, refining future skills, encouraging physical activity and promoting public health, and cultivating creativity and innovation among participants.