The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia celebrates Founding Day on February 22 each year, commemorating the establishment of the First Saudi State in 1139 AH / 1727 AD by Imam Muhammad bin Saud—may Allah have mercy on him. This day highlights the Kingdom’s deep-rooted history and cultural heritage, reflecting over three centuries of unity, stability, and progress that have shaped the nation’s remarkable journey.
In this context, students from Saudi Electronic University – Jeddah Branch actively participated in organizing and coordinating the Founding Day celebrations through volunteer work. Their contributions were made under the supervision of the Student Activities Unit and the Community Service Unit at the Jeddah Branch, both affiliated with the Deanship of Student Affairs. This initiative aligns with the university’s commitment to fostering national awareness among students and promoting a spirit of initiative and social engagement.
The event witnessed a remarkable turnout, showcasing the Kingdom’s rich cultural diversity. Attendees wore traditional attire representing various regions of Saudi Arabia, creating an authentic heritage atmosphere. Additionally, the Royal Guard team participated in the celebrations, presenting distinguished performances that embodied the Kingdom’s proud military legacy. Folk performance groups also contributed by showcasing artistic displays inspired by traditional Saudi folklore.
Students of Saudi Electronic University played a vital role in the event’s success by providing logistical and organizational support, highlighting values of teamwork and volunteerism. Their participation reflects the university’s dedication to empowering students to play an active role in national events while strengthening their connection to the Kingdom’s rich history and cultural legacy.
