Ado Salisu
The Forum for Graduates of Saudi Universities in Nigeria and Neighboring Countries will begin its sessions on Monday in Abuja, under the patronage of Saudi universities.
The three-day gathering will bring together Saudi-trained graduates from Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, Gabon, and other countries in the region to discuss their contributions to sustainable development.
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The forum will feature dialogue sessions and presentations highlighting the roles of graduates in education, economy, agriculture, media, and charitable work. Experts and academics from both Nigeria and Saudi Arabia are expected to share insights on how higher education can drive national and community transformation.
Successful development models will also be showcased, including the Cooperative Microfinance Window supporting small enterprises, Cattle Fattening Projects enhancing food security, and educational initiatives such as Qur’an Memorization Efforts and the Establishment of Teachers’ Colleges.
These examples underscore how Saudi-trained graduates are translating academic knowledge into practical, community-based solutions.
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Beyond Nigeria, the forum will spotlight projects spearheaded by graduates in Chad, Cameroon, and Gabon—reflecting the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s sustained role in advancing human and community development across West and Central Africa.
Organizers described the forum as a strategic platform for exchanging ideas, strengthening partnerships between graduates and academic institutions, and aligning with global sustainable development goals.
By showcasing success stories and encouraging collaboration, the event is expected to deepen Saudi-Africa relations in education and social development while reinforcing the transformative role of Saudi university graduates in shaping their societies.