King Khalid University continues to implement the programs of Mobaderoon, which was launched at the beginning of Ramadan and continues until the end of Dhu al-Hijjah. The project had many activities and programs which targeted the public writ large.

His Excellency, King Khalid University Rector Prof. Falleh Al-Solamy, explained that the project aims to provide unique learning opportunities during the holidays. The project has three categories, namely development programs for students, faculty members, and society. Courses and meetings were held as a part of Mobaderoon, with many covering the national efforts to fight against COVID-19. The other courses and meetings dealt with the requirements of the labor market. Rector Al-Solamy thanked all those who participated in delivering and implementing the project's programs.

Project Supervisor, Dr. Nasser Mansour Tayran, pointed out that Mobaderoon delivered 32 programs varying between competitions, courses, lectures, and meetings, highlighting that forty-eight thousand five hundred forty-seven people attended them from Saudi Arabia and 44 from other countries.

It is worth mentioning that those who benefited from Mobaderoon since its launch exceeded 100,000 people, with 27,236 in Ramadan, 25,099 in Shawwal, and 48,547 in Dhu al-Qi'dah.