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The Arabian Gulf University Community Organizes an Event to Sign a Pledge of Loyalty and Support for His Majesty the King

The Arabian Gulf University Community Organizes an Event to Sign a Pledge of Loyalty and Support for His Majesty the King

The Arabian Gulf University organized an event to sign a pledge of loyalty and support for His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, with the participation of His Excellency the University President, Dr. Saad bin Saud Al-Fahaid, along with vice presidents, deans, heads of academic and administrative departments, as well as the university community of various nationalities.

The signing reflects the Arabian Gulf University’s pride in the support and patronage the Kingdom of Bahrain has provided to the university since its inception in 1980. It also comes within the framework of renewing the pledge of loyalty to the leadership and belonging to the blessed land of Bahrain and reaffirming the University’s commitment to its role in supporting the march of construction and development and strengthening the spirit of belonging to the Kingdom of Bahrain, its leadership, and its people.

His Excellency Dr. Saad bin Saud Al-Fahaid emphasized that the university is proud to be part of the march of developmental achievements witnessed by the Kingdom of Bahrain under the leadership of His Majesty the King, and with the support of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, noting that the university community’s participation in this event demonstrates its commitment to upholding the values of institutional citizenship and social responsibility, and to continuing its role as an active academic partner in supporting sustainable development and technological transformation in the Kingdom.

He added: “It is an honor for us, in this sincere atmosphere, to renew our pledge of loyalty to His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, and to the leadership, and we reaffirm our commitment to continue contributing to supporting Bahrain’s progress by preparing competent and qualified cadres and leaders.”

For their part, members of the university community—including faculty, administrators, and students—expressed their loyalty to His Majesty the King, voicing their pride in the security, stability, and prosperity the Kingdom enjoys under his prosperous reign. They prayed to Allah the Almighty to protect His Majesty, to grant His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, success in continuing the march of construction and development, and to maintain the blessings of security and prosperity for Bahrain and its people.

Arabian Gulf University Reaffirms Its Commitment to Promoting Environmental Research on World Environment Day Dr. Zubari: Applied Scientific Research Is Key to Addressing Environmental Challenges in the Region and Achieving a More Sustainable Future

Arabian Gulf University Reaffirms Its Commitment to Promoting Environmental Research on World Environment Day Dr. Zubari: Applied Scientific Research Is Key to Addressing Environmental Challenges in the Region and Achieving a More Sustainable Future

 

The Dean of the College of Education, Administrative and Technical Sciences and Professor of Water Resources Management at Arabian Gulf University, Prof. Dr. Walid Khalil Zubari, affirmed Arabian Gulf University’s commitment to developing academic programs and scientific research in the fields of the environment, climate change, and natural resource management. He noted, in conjunction with World Environment Day, that this approach aligns with the needs of countries in the region facing growing environmental challenges that require innovative scientific solutions.

He highlighted the university’s commitment to its academic and research role in supporting regional and international efforts aimed at protecting the environment and promoting sustainability concepts, noting the university’s ongoing support for applied scientific research and the involvement of students in field projects that contribute to understanding environmental issues and proposing practical solutions through various academic disciplines, such as the Master of Science in Natural Resources and the Environment, in addition to organizing scientific events and specialized seminars discussing environmental issues throughout the academic year, and offering professional training programs in the fields of resource management and sustainability to achieve the sustainable visions of the GCC countries and raise environmental awareness among the Gulf community.

He said: "Protecting the environment is a shared responsibility that requires cooperation among academic institutions, government agencies, and the private sector, thereby contributing to sustainable development and ensuring a more balanced environmental future for coming generations. The Arabian Gulf University plays a pivotal role in this field by offering specialized academic programs in environmental sciences and sustainable development, in addition to supporting applied research targeting environmental issues in the region.” He explained that World Environment Day, observed on June 5 each year, is an international occasion aimed at promoting environmental awareness and stimulating global efforts to protect nature and reduce pollution and climate change, and this year's theme underscores the importance of collective action to ensure the sustainability of natural resources and protect ecosystems for future generations.

World Environment Day serves as a platform to highlight academic and research initiatives in the Arab region, particularly in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Gulf states, where there is a growing need for innovative scientific solutions to accelerating environmental challenges, such as desertification, water scarcity, and marine pollution. Through its colleges and research centers, the university is conducting scientific studies on water quality, natural resource management, and climate change, and encourages students and researchers to participate in field projects that contribute to finding practical solutions to local and regional environmental challenges.

Dr. Zubari noted that World Environment Day is an opportunity to renew the call for enhanced cooperation between universities, government agencies, and the private sector, in order to build an integrated system for environmental protection and to strike a balance between economic development and the conservation of natural resources. At the same time, experts emphasize that academic institutions, led by the Arabian Gulf University, have become essential partners in Gulf and regional efforts aimed at achieving sustainable development goals by linking scientific research with society’s environmental needs.

Arabian Gulf University Explores Strengthening Research Cooperation with the Bahrain Space Agency

Arabian Gulf University Explores Strengthening Research Cooperation with the Bahrain Space Agency

His Excellency Dr. Saad bin Saud Al-Fahaid, President of the Arabian Gulf University, received Dr. Mohammed Al-Asiri, CEO of the Bahrain Space Agency, and his accompanying delegation at his office in Salmaniya to discuss ways to strengthen joint cooperation in the fields of scientific research and the development of projects of mutual interest.

During the meeting, the prospects for partnership between the two sides were discussed, with a view to supporting innovation and the exchange of expertise and promoting research projects related to space science and technology, in line with global best practices and serving the scientific and developmental goals of both institutions.

His Excellency Dr. Saad bin Saud Al-Fahaid emphasized during the meeting the importance of strengthening cooperation with the Bahrain Space Agency, in a way that supports scientific research at the university and enhances opportunities for developing innovative scientific projects serving the fields of space and advanced technologies.

For his part, Dr. Mohammed Al-Asiri said that cooperation between the Bahrain Space Agency and Arabian Gulf University represents a fundamental pillar for promoting and supporting scientific research and establishes technological innovation in line with global best practices, welcoming the strengthening of the partnership between the two sides.

This meeting comes as part of the two sides' efforts to expand areas of academic and research cooperation and develop joint initiatives that contribute to supporting the space sector and scientific research in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the region.

A new specialized program designed to meet the needs of the Gulf healthcare sector Arabian Gulf University to launch a Bachelor’s program in Emergency Medical Services

A new specialized program designed to meet the needs of the Gulf healthcare sector Arabian Gulf University to launch a Bachelor’s program in Emergency Medical Services

Arabian Gulf University is launching a Bachelor’s program in Emergency Medical Services as part of the College of Medicine and Health Sciences at the start of the 2026–2027 academic year, in a move of significant strategic importance to meet the demands of the Gulf and regional job markets by introducing this vital and important specialization, with the aim of preparing specialized medical professionals capable of handling critical cases and health emergencies in accordance with the latest global academic and professional standards.

The Dean of the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Madadin, emphasized that the introduction of this specialization at the college comes in response to the rapid developments in the health sector, and the growing need for paramedics with advanced skills in rapid response to critical cases, injuries, accidents, and disasters. He noted that paramedics have become one of the cornerstones of modern healthcare systems, working in ambulance services, emergency services, disaster response, and medical evacuation.

He noted that universities and academic institutions in developed countries are now paying increasing attention to the field of emergency medicine, given its pivotal role in promoting public health and enhancing the readiness of health systems to respond to emergencies, disasters, and various health crises, noting that the launch of the program at Arabian Gulf University reflects the university’s commitment to keeping pace with the latest global medical and academic trends.

He explained that the new academic program will contribute to training specialized professionals with the scientific and practical competence to work in emergency and ambulance services, rapid response units, medical evacuation, and other fields, thereby supporting the needs of health systems in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and the Arab region, especially in light of the growing expansion of emergency healthcare services.

Dr. Mohammed Madadin emphasized that the launch of this program represents a significant addition to the academic and medical journey of the Arabian Gulf University and reinforces its position as a leading educational institution in training specialized healthcare professionals, noting that the program will align with global best practices in medical education and clinical training, thereby contributing to the graduation of paramedics capable of handling various emergency and critical situations with high efficiency.

The first issue of Volume 44 of the Arabian Gulf Journal of Scientific Research: Water, Energy, Food, and Environment has been published

The first issue of Volume 44 of the Arabian Gulf Journal of Scientific Research: Water, Energy, Food, and Environment has been published

The first issue of Volume 44 of the Arabian Gulf Journal of Scientific Research: Water, Energy, Food, and Environment was published in May 2026, reflecting the journal’s commitment to promoting scientific research in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in particular, and around the world in general, in interrelated fields such as water, energy, food, and the environment. Editor-in-Chief Prof. Dr. Wahib Al-Nasser stated that the journal continues to solidify its position as a leading platform for publishing high-quality research addressing sustainability challenges in the Arabian Gulf region and beyond, and remains committed to publishing impactful studies that contribute to the sustainable management of resources, enhance environmental resilience and adaptability, and support technological innovation, while ensuring compliance with the recommendations of the British global publisher Emerald for a successful transition to the journal’s updated scope in 2025.

 He noted that the new scientific contributions in the latest issue reflect the journal’s ongoing mission to promote integrated, innovative research relevant to the region’s needs in the fields of water, energy, food, and the environment. The new issue features a diverse range of research addressing key topics in these fields, including a study published by researchers from Mahatma Gandhi Central University in India on “phosphate-solubilizing rhizosphere bacteria as a natural solution for improving soil fertility and plant nutrition,” as well as a study evaluating “soil and crop contamination using pollution indicators” prepared by researchers from the Institute of Soil, Water, and Environmental Research in Egypt. 

The issue features research related to sustainability challenges, including a study published by researchers from the University of Huddersfield in the United Kingdom on “analyzing the role of trade openness and foreign direct investment in promoting environmental sustainability in the Sultanate of Oman,” as well as a study prepared by researchers from the University of Tunis Al-Manar based on the “CS-ARDL model” to examine the impact of energy transition and technological innovation on environmental quality.

 This issue features an analytical study conducted by researchers from the United Arab Emirates University in Al Ain that examines “a comparison of entrepreneurial thinking patterns and their role in supporting the development of sustainable ecosystems in arid regions, with a focus on North Africa and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.” Complementing these topics, the issue includes a study conducted by researchers from Nanaji Deshmukh University of Veterinary Sciences in India that addresses “a comprehensive review of natural ingredients capable of improving the longevity and safety of meat and its products, thereby contributing to sustainable food systems.

” It is worth noting that the journal accepts no more than 20% of the research it receives, given its classification as a Q2 journal. The journal received 70 submissions for this issue, of which only 8.5% were accepted following review by two international peer reviewers, review by the associate editor, and approval by the editor-in-chief. For more information and to view the full issue, please visit the journal’s website at: Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research: Water, Energy, Food and Environment | Emerald Publishing