Tahil Association in Unaizah to Host Fourth International Conference on Quality of Life Research for People With Disabilities Next December

In a pioneering step reflecting the Kingdom's interest in the quality of life of people with disabilities, Unaizah's Tahil Association for Development and Humanitarian Services is organizing the fourth international conference on quality-of-life research for people with disabilities, to be held from December 8 to 9, 2024, under the theme "Change With a Modern Vision." The conference is being held in cooperation with prestigious international institutions such as University College London (UCL) and Imperial College London, with media sponsorship from the Saudi Press Agency in Qassim and the participation of a number of government entities and related bodies.

Distinguished Partnerships and a Rich Program
This conference is among the first international conferences specializing in this field, both locally and internationally, and it aims to attract experts and researchers from around the world to exchange scientific expertise and research on improving the quality of life of people with disabilities. These efforts come as part of supporting the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which seeks to achieve sustainable development and promote inclusion.

Vision 2030 at the Heart of the Event
Abdullah Al-Yahya Al-Salim, Chairman of the Board of Tahil Association, said the conference aims to strengthen scientific cooperation and develop a research ecosystem focused on quality of life for people with disabilities, noting that the conference's mission is to establish itself as a leading global event that boosts the Kingdom's international standing in the field of disability care.

Al-Salim added that the conference will serve as a scientific platform for discussing the challenges and development opportunities facing this group, with a focus on research updates and practical applications that help improve their living conditions and integration into society.

Broad Participation and Anticipated Outcomes
The conference is expected to draw a select group of local and international researchers and experts, along with institutions concerned with empowering people with disabilities, opening the door to exchanging ideas and new perspectives in this field. It also aims to publish high-value research and studies that benefit both local and global society.