King Saud University Endowments Reviewed

19 February 2013

On a recent visit to King Saud University earlier this month, Sheikh Mohammed Al Amoudi met with KSU Rector Badran Al-Omar to review the progress of the KSU endowment projects funded by the Sheikh. The meetings were also attended by KSU Vice President Abdulaziz Al-Rouis, Secretary General of KSU Endowments, Abdulhamid Al-Abduljabbar, and the manager of the rector’s office, Mr. Khalid bin Rashid Al-Meshari. The Sheikh visited the Endowment Centre and toured the permanent endowment exhibition, inspecting scale models of the various projects. The Sheikh is a key supporter of KSU’s endowment programme which was launched in 2007.

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Sheikh Al Amoudi (centre) at the King Saud University Endowments Review
Photo credit: King Saud University

 

 

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