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The Social Responsibility Association held a celebratory event on Sunday evening to commemorate Saudi Social Responsibility Day, under the theme 'We Commit to Our Social Responsibility'. Mr. Saud Al-Subaie, Chairman of the Board of Directors, delivered an opening speech welcoming attendees and emphasizing the significance of this national occasion, celebrated annually on March 23. The event recognized the contributions of several institutions and supporters of social responsibility efforts in the Kingdom.

The Social Responsibility Association organized a commemorative event on Sunday evening in celebration of Saudi Social Responsibility Day, held under the theme 'We Commit to Our Social Responsibility'. Mr. Saud Al-Subaie, Chairman of the Board, welcomed attendees and reflected on the day’s importance, celebrated on March 23 each year following the Council of Ministers’ resolution to establish the day officially.

The second Social Responsibility Forum, organized by the association this year, hosted a distinguished group of media professionals and academics from universities, the Shura Council, and various media outlets. The forum, themed 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', was held under the patronage and presence of Minister of Media Salman Al-Dosari. According to Abdullah Al-Muhanna, CEO of the Association, the forum covered five main themes addressing the relationship between media and social responsibility.

Minister of Media Salman bin Yousef Al-Dosari will sponsor the second Social Responsibility Forum, themed 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', organized by the Social Responsibility Association. The forum is set to take place on Wednesday and Thursday, 20–21 November 2024, at the conference hall of the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) in Riyadh. Mr. Saud Al-Subaie, Chairman of the Association, emphasized the forum’s goal of enhancing national media discourse around responsible content.

The Social Responsibility Association held a press conference on November 18, 2024, at the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) headquarters. Attended by representatives from various local media outlets, the conference outlined the Association's strategic goals, upcoming plans, and its accomplishments since its establishment. CEO Abdullah Al-Muhanna praised the media’s role—especially SPA—in promoting awareness around social responsibility in the Kingdom.

On Wednesday, November 20, 2024, the Social Responsibility Association launched the first specialized magazine in the Kingdom focusing on social responsibility. The launch took place as part of the second Social Responsibility Forum at the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) headquarters in Riyadh, under the theme 'Media: Reality and Responsibility'. The magazine is one of the Association’s key media initiatives, following its successful launch of the Social Responsibility Podcast, aiming to enrich public awareness and documentation in the field.

The second edition of the Social Responsibility Forum, held under the theme 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', concluded at the SPA headquarters on November 21, 2024. Key recommendations included developing guidelines for CSR professionals, forming CSR committees, and establishing structured partnerships across sectors to ensure sustainable impact.

Minister of Media Mr. Salman bin Yousef Al-Dosari sponsored the second Social Responsibility Forum organized by the Social Responsibility Association, held on November 20–21, 2024, at SPA’s conference halls in Riyadh. The forum aimed to elevate the national dialogue around media’s role in CSR, and to present successful models that promote collaboration between sectors for sustainable impact.

Mr. Abdullah Al-Muhanna, CEO of the Social Responsibility Association, stated that the second forum, held on November 20–21, 2024, under the theme 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', gathered elite media figures and academics from universities, the Shura Council, and national media. He emphasized the importance of strengthening media’s developmental message and its responsibility in shaping a values-driven society.

Dr. Abdullah Al-Muhanna praised the Saudi Press Agency for its collaboration and full support in promoting the concept of social responsibility. During a press conference at SPA, he emphasized the role of national media in providing a platform for successful CSR stories. Dr. Al-Iyar also spoke, highlighting how the forum fostered valuable knowledge-sharing and showcased successful CSR initiatives.

Dr. Waseelah Mahmoud Al-Halabi reported that the second Social Responsibility Forum, organized by the Social Responsibility Association under the theme 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', concluded its activities on Thursday, November 21, 2024, at the Saudi Press Agency. The forum issued numerous recommendations, the most notable being the establishment of clear guidelines for selecting individuals working in the CSR field—especially media professionals both within and outside nonprofit organizations—and the formation of specialized committees to enhance awareness and governance.

Minister of Media Salman Al-Dosari sponsored the second Social Responsibility Forum held under the theme 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', organized by the Social Responsibility Association on November 20–21, 2024, at the Saudi Press Agency in Riyadh. Chairman Saud bin Hussein Al-Subaie highlighted the forum’s importance in advancing media’s developmental role in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030.

The second edition of the Social Responsibility Forum, held under the theme 'Media: Reality and Responsibility', concluded at the SPA headquarters on November 21, 2024. Key recommendations included developing guidelines for CSR professionals, forming CSR committees, and establishing structured partnerships across sectors to ensure sustainable impact.

The forum concluded with a strong call to enhance the role of media in CSR by recommending the training of media professionals and the development of strategic partnerships. Held at the Saudi Press Agency, the forum highlighted the importance of aligning media narratives with national CSR values and goals.

  Riyadh, November 2, 2024 – Minister of Media Salman bin Yousef Al-Dosari sponsored the second Social Responsibility Forum, organized by the Social Responsibility Association, which was held at the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) on November 20–21, 2024. The forum served as a platform to promote dialogue between sectors and spotlight successful CSR initiatives nationwide.

Under the patronage of Minister of Media Mr. Salman bin Yousef Al-Dosari, the Social Responsibility Association organized the 2024 CSR Forum titled 'Media: Reality and Responsibility'. The forum aimed to explore the role of media in influencing society and guiding it toward social responsibility. It featured panel discussions and workshops involving experts in media, academia, and CSR.

The Social Responsibility Association participated in the International Volunteer Day events, organized under the supervision of the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC). The event included a series of lectures and activities designed to raise awareness about the importance of volunteerism and its positive impact on the community.

The Social Responsibility Association extended its heartfelt congratulations to the Saudi leadership and people on the Kingdom’s successful bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. Through its official social media platforms, the Association described the achievement as a milestone that reflects the Kingdom’s progress, particularly in the sports and development sectors.

The Social Responsibility Association announced updates to its internal policies and regulations to align with the latest national governance guidelines. Visitors can review these updates in the 'Governance' section of the Association’s website. Additionally, the Association has published stakeholder satisfaction statistics and welcomes all feedback through its digital channels.

Princess Dr. Maha bint Mishari Al Saud, Vice President of Alfaisal University for External Relations and Development, inaugurated the 2024 Riyadh CSR Forum, hosted by the university. The forum brought together royalty, officials, business leaders, and media figures to discuss how CSR can become a deeply rooted cultural and operational standard in society.

The 'Digital Safety' initiative, organized by the Social Responsibility Association in collaboration with the King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue in Riyadh, concluded with 13 major recommendations. Among the most notable was the emphasis on dealing exclusively with official government accounts and refraining from sharing any sensitive data or security codes. The event gathered experts from universities and specialized centers to discuss the importance of digital responsibility and security awareness in society.

Sponsored by Minister of Human Resources and Social Development Eng. Ahmed bin Sulaiman Al-Rajhi, the 2023 Social Responsibility Forum was launched on February 1–2, 2023, at the InterContinental Hotel in Riyadh. The forum hosted numerous experts and officials representing governmental, semi-governmental, and nonprofit sectors to explore the role of CSR in achieving sustainable development.

Princess Hussa bint Salman bin Abdulaziz, Honorary President of the Social Responsibility Association, expressed her gratitude to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the Crown Prince for the Council of Ministers’ decision designating March 23 of each year as Saudi Social Responsibility Day. She praised this move as a reflection of the nation’s values and commitment to sustainable development.

The Social Responsibility Association hosted the ninth edition of its Diwaniyah gathering in Riyadh, under the theme 'Social Responsibility in the Sports Sector'. Held at the King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue, the event featured a panel of experts and speakers discussing the impact of CSR practices in the realm of sports and youth engagement.

On Saudi Founding Day, Princess Hussa bint Salman bin Abdulaziz, Honorary President of the Social Responsibility Association, extended congratulations to the Saudi leadership. She emphasized that social responsibility has long been embedded in the Kingdom’s history and values, reflecting a heritage of giving, solidarity, and national cohesion.

Princess Hussa bint Salman bin Abdulaziz has officially accepted the honorary presidency of the Saudi Social Responsibility Association (SRA), becoming the symbolic patron of the first nonprofit association dedicated to bridging relationships between the government, private, and nonprofit sectors in the Kingdom. Chairman Saud bin Hussein Al-Subaie expressed deep gratitude to the Princess for this honor.

Dr. Yahya bin Abdullah Al-Samaan, Deputy Speaker of the Shura Council, opened the sixth dialogue session under the theme 'Social Responsibility: A Future Vision', organized at the Shura headquarters in Riyadh with participation from council members and CSR experts. The session discussed legislative development and strategic frameworks for CSR.

The Board of Directors and General Assembly members of the Social Responsibility Association praised the decision of Princess Hussa bint Salman bin Abdulaziz to accept the honorary presidency. Chairman Saud Al-Subaie stated that her involvement will mark a significant milestone in the Association’s growth and impact.

During the first CSR Forum organized by the Ministry of Labor and Social Development, the Minister officially launched the Saudi Social Responsibility Association, making it the first registered nonprofit in the Kingdom solely focused on CSR. The event took place at the Fairmont Hotel in Riyadh and was attended by numerous officials and stakeholders.

Under the direction of the Saudi government to support returning citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Association partnered with the Ministries of Health and Tourism to launch the initiative #WithYou_Wherever_You_Are. The program provided virtual support to individuals in quarantine and fulfilled their wishes by facilitating meetings with well-known public figures online.

Under the direction of the Saudi government to support returning citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Association partnered with the Ministries of Health and Tourism to launch the initiative #WithYou_Wherever_You_Are. The program provided virtual support to individuals in quarantine and fulfilled their wishes by facilitating meetings with well-known public figures online.