Riyadh Honors Kingdom’s First Female Veterinary Graduates
In a groundbreaking ceremony held in Al-Ahsa, the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture celebrated the achievements of the Kingdom’s first female veterinary graduates. The event, coinciding with World Veterinary Day, was a collaboration with the National Center for the Prevention and Control of Plant Pests and Animal Diseases, drawing officials and stakeholders from the veterinary field.
Hailing from King Faisal University, these trailblazing women were recognized for their dedication and commitment to the field of veterinary medicine. The ministry’s gesture not only acknowledges their hard work but also paves the way for new opportunities in the industry.
Veterinarians play a crucial role in safeguarding public health, acting as the frontline defense against diseases that impact both humans and animals. Their responsibilities include diagnosing illnesses, preventing the spread of diseases, and providing essential care.
The ministry emphasized the vital support provided by the national center in equipping veterinarians with necessary resources and tools to fulfill their duties effectively. Additionally, the center is dedicated to fostering a conducive environment for veterinary work and promoting sustainable development in the agricultural sector.