Politics · Saudi Arabia · 5 hrs ago
Saudi Shura Council urges Najran University to approve all academic programs
Saudi Arabia’s Shura Council has urged Najran University to speed up approval of all its educational programs.
It also called on the university to expand local and international partnerships and set measures to assess how effective they are.
The council said the partnerships should help prepare students for the job market.
It also called for improvements to students’ experience and academic guidance, including support for those facing difficulties with their studies.
The requests came during a session in which the council discussed issues involving several universities and education bodies.
The council’s education committee said it needed more time to review members’ comments on reports about Umm Al-Qura and Jazan universities.
It plans to return with its views at a later session.
Saudi Arabia’s Shura Council urged Najran University to speed up approval of all its educational programs.
The Council also called on the university to diversify local and international partnerships to help prepare students for the labor market.
It urged the university to set measures for assessing those partnerships and improve students’ experience and academic guidance.
The recommendations were made during the Council’s fifth regular session of the third year of its ninth term.
- Who
- Saudi Arabia’s Shura Council and Najran University.
- What
- The Council urged the university to approve all its educational programs and diversify its partnerships.
- When
- The Council held the session on the day before the article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- The Council said partnerships should help prepare students for the labor market.
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- Council session
- Fifth regular session of the third year of the ninth term
- Recommendation
- Approve all educational programs
- Partnerships
- Diversify local and international agreements
- Article publication
- October 12, 2026










