The Saudi Border Guard celebrated International Volunteer Day with a series of community-oriented activities designed to highlight the importance of volunteerism and its contribution to public safety and humanitarian service. The event underscored the role of volunteering as a foundational component of the Kingdom’s security and social framework.
The celebration featured field initiatives bringing together Border Guard personnel and volunteers from diverse backgrounds. Activities included beach-cleaning campaigns, environmental awareness sessions, and educational outreach to visitors on marine safety practices and responsible behavior during coastal activities. Interactive training workshops were also conducted for new volunteers, covering maritime rescue basics, first-aid skills, and emergency-response procedures.
The event showcased the year-round volunteer programs run by the Border Guard, such as supporting search-and-rescue missions, assisting crowd management in coastal areas, and participating in community initiatives aimed at promoting safety and environmental protection. Officials emphasized that volunteers play a vital role in strengthening operational readiness and enhancing rapid-response efforts during emergencies.
In recognition of their contributions, outstanding volunteers were honored during the celebration. The public was also encouraged to join available volunteer programs, helping expand a culture of civic responsibility and community engagement.
Border Guard leadership emphasized that marking International Volunteer Day reflects the Kingdom’s commitment to empowering volunteer efforts, fostering a spirit of giving, and reinforcing partnerships between security agencies and the community. They noted that volunteerism has become an integral element of national strategies that support sustainable development and elevate the overall well-being of society.
