Student Affairs Deanship at King Khalid University, represented by the agency of female Student Affairs, concluded " Ejabi- Positive" program, which comes within the Kingdom's Vision 2030 programs.

During the ceremony Prof. Kholoud Saad Abu Melhah, Vice Rector for Female Student Affairs, gave a speech where she thanked His Excellency the University Rector, Prof. Faleh bin Reja Allah Al-Solami, for his support and consista t interest in the program. She also praised the program’s outcomes for its various activities and the efforts of the Deanship of Student Affairs and the university’s students ’keenness to participate.

Dr. Fatima Shaaban Asiri, Vice Dean for Student Affairs at the Deanship of Female Student Affairs, explained that the program included different activities, initiatives, training courses, workshops and lectures, which is 11 programs included 26 activities and initiatives, woth 10223 beneficiaries

Al- Asiri added that the activities included "Be Positive" series, and many entertainment, cultural and educational events, and workshops, which is carried out in cooperation with the University Agency for Female Student Affairs represented by the Student Study Center in Al-Samir, also "Good Nation" campaign, "Happiness Virus" initiative, "Grateful to You" initiative, and "Lung of life" initiative that was implemented in cooperation with the College of Science represented by the Department of Biology, In addition to the artistic murals executed by the plastic artists at the university at the agency's central arts club, and Akkad Salon activities , which included (a poetry evening for the university female poets, and the evening ended with the launching of a poetry collection of the university poets, furthermore, conversations and discussions in Akkad Salon, the cultural meeting of the university readers, and Hakwati to revive cultural legacy; theater scenes, theatrical performances and training courses, where (12) various training courses were carried out by a group of the university's female faculty members

The program aims to encourage female students to express their talents and creativity, and developing life skills, and enhancing their positive personality through (taking responsibility, participating in leadership, and expressing opinion), which is one of the Kingdom's vision (2030).