The Forum for Non-Saudi Higher Education Graduates, organized by the Islamic University in cooperation with Umm Al-Qura University and Imam Mohammed bin Saud Islamic University, starts today in Nairobi, Kenya. The three-day forum will feature four scientific sessions, 16 speakers and 350 participants, including graduates and academics. The sessions will address four key themes: graduates' role in clarifying and promoting the concept of moderation; warning against extremism; enhancing graduates' role in spreading knowledge and boosting relations between countries; and their contribution to teaching and promoting the Arabic language. The event will also include 10 training programs to enhance educational and research relations with Kenya and to preserve the true Islamic identity of the graduates of higher education institutions. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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