ALBAIK honors student auditors from University of Business and Technology who participated in Feena Khair - "My School, My Responsibility" program

ALBAIK Food Systems, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and with the participation of its strategic partner “Khawater” Program, honored students from the University of Business and Technology (UBT), who particpated as volunteer external auditors in the Feena Khair – ‘My school, My responsibility’ program at the College of Business Administration (CBA) – Girls Department, a subsidiary to UBT in Jeddah.

In the presence of university students and staff, TV Personality Ahmed Shukairy presented certificates of thanks and appreciation to the external audit team, which included the Ministry of Education, 19 students from UBT, and a number of staff from Departments of Health Care in schools.

In this regard, Eng. Rami AbuGhazalah, CEO to ALBAIK Food Systems Co. Ltd, stated: "The youth represent the future, and strengthening their values ​​is an honor and a responsibility we are committed to. In the next 5 years, i’m hoping that the program will turn into a common system in all public and private schools in the Kingdom." 

"I am humbled to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who have contributed to the success of the program year after year. I would also like to thank UBT, its students and staff for supporting this program" he added. 

Dr. Nadia Baeshen, the Dean of UBT, stated: "I would like to thank the Feena Khair program, which I consider myself an avid supporter of, for giving us the opportunity to participate in such a program. I would also like to express my gratitude to our girls who have committed to its implementation. I wish HH Prince Faisal bin Abdullah success, and to all those who have contributed to the success of this program. May God guide you and bless you."

The idea of Feena Khair - ‘My school, My responsibility’ program started in 2010 under the guidance of HH Prince Faisal bin Abdullah, Minister of Education. Collaboration was made between ALBAIK Food Systems, the Ministry of Education, and “Khawater”, to prepare an integrated program that encourages students in primary schools to keep their classrooms clean and healthy by allocating the last 15 minutes of the school day to clean and organize their classrooms. In its first year, the Feena Khair program included more than 50 schools in the Western Region, where more than 30,000 students participated. The following year, the number of schools increased to 100 with about 60,000 students particpating. This year, the decision was made by HRH Prince Faisal bin Abdullah, the Minister of Education, to implement the program across the Kingdom, covering 45 school districts, targeting 640 schools and over 400,000 students.