Najwa Abdul Latif Janahi
Yesterday, the activities of the third edition of the International Exhibition of the Non -Sector, 2025 “Inna”, which included the Social Investment Forum and the Gulf Forum for the non -profit sector, were concluded yesterday in the capital, Riyadh, in the Al -Malafi Hall in Muhammad bin Salman, the non -profit city, under the slogan “effective partnerships of the sustainable development goals”.
More than 25 international and Gulf speakers participated in the exhibition, by presenting working papers and dialogue sessions, and Bahrain had a prominent presence with three effective posts presented by a group of researchers, where the researcher Najwa Janahi participated in a discussion episode on diversifying the sources of financing, dealing with the methods of self -financing for non -profit institutions, while Dr. participated. Raed Al -Mubarak in a session on the use of technology to enhance the effectiveness of the non -profit sector, and reviewed Dr. Ali Al -Siddiqi is the laws and regulations that enhance cooperation between the non -profit sector and the public and private sectors.
The exhibition witnessed the platforms of signing agreements and launching development projects, as well as media centers and government meetings aimed at enhancing communication and building partnerships between the various actors in the non -profit sector.
The exhibition was opened last Sunday under the auspices of His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz, the governor of the Riyadh region, where the Saudi Minister of Human Resources and Social Development Ahmed Al -Rajhi launched the “Voluntary Work License” initiative, and the Foundation for the Non -Performing Labor to serve the guests of Rahman, which represents a qualitative shift in the rehabilitation of volunteers and raising the efficiency of organizations, in order to enhance social innovation and sustainability of the illegal sector and increase its contribution to the result Local.
The exhibition aims to highlight the development and efficiency in the Saudi non -profit sector at the global level, and to enhance its contribution to achieving the target of Saudi Vision 2030 and the sustainable development goals, as it represents an international platform that provides opportunities to exchange knowledge and experiences, and the non -profit sector leaders, by activating partnerships and building bridges of cooperation between all components of this sector in the Gulf and internationally.
At the opening of the first Gulf forum for the non -profit sector, which was held on the sidelines of the exhibition, the Director General of the Executive Office of the Council of Ministers of Labor and Social Affairs, Muhammad Al -Obaidli, stressed the importance of the forum, which comes in partnership with the General Secretariat of the Cooperation Council for the Arab Gulf States, and within the implementation of the tenth meeting of the Committee of Social Development Ministers of the Council of the Council, which called for strengthening the relationship between the non -profit sector and the governmental and private sectors.
Bahraini researchers’ participation was distinguished by keeping pace with developments in the field of non -profit sector, and the establishment of the concepts of partnership and sustainability, in line with the aspirations of development in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, and supports the sustainability of non -profit organizations and raising the efficiency of their performance.
