The Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission (SACM) in the US welcomed on Monday a delegation of students from Indiana University Bloomington, as part of the Arabic Language Program to enhance communication and exchange of ideas between different cultures. The delegation was welcomed by the Cultural Attaché at Saudi Arabia’s embassy in Washington Dr. Fawzi Bukhari. The delegation toured the King Abdullah Cultural Hall and was briefed on the exhibits portraying Saudi culture, SPA reported.
The Cultural Attaché at the Saudi Embassy in Washington, Dr. Fawzi Bukhari, underscored the significant role played by the scientific and life experience sharing among scholarship students. Bukhari made the remarks in a dialogue session on experiences and ventures held by the attaché in its headquarters in Washington in cooperation with Princess Alanoud Foundation. In his speech, Bukhari highlighted the knowledge and life experiences that scholarship students acquire as well as their scientific, academic, social, and voluntary contributions.
RIYADH: Saudi students have been praised for their success as they completed courses at top universities in the US with the help of a Vision 2030 scholarship program. The deputy head of the Kingdom's Mission to the US, Prince Musab bin Mohammed bin Fahd, and the cultural attache in Washington, Dr. Fawzi Bukhari, watched the graduation of students studying under the Custodian
RIYADH: Saudi Minister of Education Dr. Hamad Al-Sheikh visited the nation’s cultural mission in the US, where he met with scholarship students, in the presence of the cultural attache at the Kingdom’s embassy in Washington, Dr. Fawzi Bukhari. During the meeting, the minister lauded the Saudi leadership’s support for the education sector. He said the ministry was working to