The team of Tatweer Buildings Company today examined a number of facilities of Umm Al-Qura University at Al-Abdiyyah, Al-Zahir, Al-Shishah, Al-Aziziyyah, Rea Zhakhir, and Jamoum to carry out the initiative of building nurseries and kindergartens at all the headquarters of the female affiliates. The delegate was accompanied by a number of university leaders from the Initiative Management and Vision Realization Office, Project Management, and Investment Administration, as well as several female vice deans.

The General Supervisor of the Initiatives Management and Vision Achievement Office, Dr. Ehab Malibari, pointed out that this inspection tour is an extension to the signing of the memorandum of cooperation with Tatweer Buildings Company to establish and operate nurseries and kindergartens.

He stressed that the Initiatives Management Office, in partnership with the Taweer Buildings Company, seeks to achieve the principle of quality in education, and provide the required care for the children of the university female affiliates, academic staff members, employees and female students, in addition to the children of the local community. Moreover, this project seeks to provide work opportunities for those specialized in kindergarten education.

Dr. Ehab Melibari stated that Umm Al-Qura University is keen to be a contributor and an active partner in the early childhood education initiative launched by the Ministry of Education by making use of its facilities and headquarters in Makkah Al-Mukarramah and its branches. He highlighted the support of His Excellency the President of Umm Al-Qura University, Prof. Abdullah Bafail, to the Initiatives Management and Vision Achievement Office.

Tatweer Buildings Company, which was established in the second quarter of the year 2013 A.C., is considered to be responsible, by virtue of a royal decree, for carrying out the projects of the Ministry of Education. It mainly aims to provide a safe, high quality and developed environment, and seeks to achieve distinction, community development, economic sustainability, health and safety.