Prof. Alex Kisingo (seated left), on behalf of the Rector, awarded certificates to officials from Saudi Arabia who completed a five-day short course at the College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka. During the session, Prof. Kisingo expressed the College's sincere appreciation for their participation and extended gratitude to the King Salman Royal Nature Reserve (KSRNR) for selecting Mweka as their training partner. He emphasized the College's commitment to ongoing collaboration with KSRNR in training, research, and consultancy, affirming the institution's readiness to provide its expertise whenever needed. This event underscores the College's dedication to strengthening international partnerships and enhancing its global influence in wildlife management and conservation.

Prof. Kisingo further highlighted the importance of sustained collaboration and knowledge exchange between Mweka and KSRNR, emphasizing the value of continuous communication and cooperation to ensure the success of future projects. He also discussed the potential for joint research initiatives and staff exchange programs, aimed at deepening the partnership between the two institutions. The meeting marked the beginning of a promising and enduring relationship between Mweka and KSRNR, with both parties committed to advancing shared objectives in wildlife conservation and management.