
Fakeeh College for Medical Sciences celebrated International Anti-Corruption Day on December 3, 2024, by hosting the Nazaha Round Table Debate, an engaging activity designed to raise awareness of corruption, integrity, and ethical behavior. The debate, which was held on the ground floor of Building 3, gathered up 248 students and 46 staff members for open discussion about issues such as professional ethics, academic honesty, and bias. Students were invited to express their opinions and consider their own values through faculty-led round tables, and important findings were recorded on a collaborative whiteboard. Excellent feedback was given to the event, which reinforced FCMS's dedication to promoting transparency, responsibility, and community engagement.
Students from MBBS, PharmD, Nursing, and MLS programs
• Raise awareness among students about the concept of corruption and its negative consequences.
• Promote the values of integrity, honesty, and responsibility in academic and professional settings.
• Create a space for critical discussion and exchange of ideas related to corruption and ethical dilemmas.
• Strengthen student-faculty engagement through active dialogue and reflection.
• Contribute to the national effort in instilling Nazaha as a personal and societal value.