Ceremony of Mawhiba summer bootcamp
7/18/2024
Under the generous patronage of His Excellency, the CEO and General Supervisor of BMC, Dr. Osama Kansara, and the Dean of Batterjee Medical Colleges in Jeddah, Professor Mohammed Tayeb, along with the presence of college vice deans and program heads, BMC concluded , Thursday, 12/1/1446 H, the activities of the 2024 Academic Enrichment Talent Program (Mawhiba) and the accompanying Student Science Exhibition.
The ceremony was marked by notable attendance from educational, societal, and media figures, as well as parents. Talented students, faculty members, and the program's executive team were honored for their outstanding efforts in supporting and nurturing gifted students.
The program aimed to develop the abilities of 72 talented students who participated in an intensive three-week summer program in anatomy, and physiology and biomedical sciences, led by in specialized faculty members. Through practical applications in anatomy and biochemistry labs, students gained advanced knowledge about the human body. Additionally, the program focused on personal skill development, problem-solving, and effective communication skills.
Dr. Osama Kansara, CEO and General Supervisor of BMC, expressed his delight at witnessing the students' creativity and achievements, emphasizing the importance of supporting such programs that contribute to nurturing a knowledgeable and creative generation capable of advancing development and growth in the country.
Dr. Ahmed Altyar, the Chief Business Development Officer of BMC and the Director of Mawhiba Program, highlighted the colleges' significant strides towards establishing sustainable strategic partnerships with the public and private sectors in the Kingdom, acknowledging our pivotal leadership role in education. He credited this achievement to the exceptional efforts of the college's administrative and academic staff, expressing gratitude to the King Abdulaziz Foundation and its members for their fruitful and constructive cooperation.
