Waed Program Advances Research at KSU for Saudi 2030

King Saud University has launched the second edition of the "Waa'ed" program for 2026, aimed at supporting and empowering new faculty members in the research field. A total of 117 members are participating through 117 research projects. The program seeks to develop researchers' skills in proposal writing and project management, create a stimulating research environment, and support the publication of scientific results as well as participation in academic conferences. The funded projects cover fields such as health, technology, and social sciences, including the development of tools to assess the health of the elderly after injuries and the analysis of mineral raw materials to strengthen the mining sector. These initiatives aim to meet national priorities and align with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. This effort reflects the university’s commitment to increasing high-quality research, fostering scientific collaboration, and enabling researchers to obtain national and international grants, contributing to the advancement of scientific research and the achievement of national goals.

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