Northern Border University launched the activities of its Ramadan Festival, organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs as part of its programs aimed at promoting spiritual and social values and fostering an interactive university environment that enriches the experience of students, university staff, and the wider community during the holy month.

The festival featured a range of diverse activities, most notably Qur’an study circles for international scholarship students, in addition to a collective iftar that brought them together in an atmosphere reflecting the spirit of solidarity and mutual respect.

The program also included the Ramadan tent activities, offering cultural and social programs and interactive competitions, as well as a football championship for government entities to strengthen community partnership and institutional cooperation.

Accompanying activities continue throughout the festival period at the recreational building, contributing to the diversification of programs and enhancing the Ramadan atmosphere on campus.

The organization of this festival reflects the University’s ongoing role in community service, the reinforcement of Ramadan values, and the delivery of quality programs that contribute to skills development and community engagement.