Riyadh: Qassim Region Governor Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz received a report on Qassim University's participation in the 1447 AH Hajj season, commending the university's efforts and contributions to serving pilgrims and its hosting of the National Crowd Management Forum ahead of the season.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the report highlighted that university students recorded 27,360 volunteer hours over a span of 10 days. These hours were logged across three main tracks: the scouting track, health services, and veterinary services for Hady and Udhiyah. The university's scouts distinguished themselves by earning 40 excellence medals out of a possible 100 and securing seven top positions among 28 entities involved with the Saudi Arabian Scouts Association.

The fieldwork was comprehensive, involving 68 scouts, 62 male and female volunteers in health services, and 98 male and female volunteers in veterinary services. Qassim University President Dr. Mohammed Al Sharikh expressed pride in the efforts of the university's male and female volunteers, emphasizing the university's commitment to supporting national initiatives and serving pilgrims effectively.