Mawhiba has concluded its Summer 2026 programs, which brought together more than 12,000 gifted students from across Saudi Arabia in activities centered on innovation, science, and technology.
The programs were delivered through two formats this year: some sessions were held online, while others took place in person at host institutions in different regions of the Kingdom. Published durations varied by program, ranging from three weeks to four weeks.
participation involved a clear set of steps. Students logged in to the platform, opened the relevant program page, confirmed their profile information, completed the participation form, agreed to the terms, and paid the applicable fee.
Fees differed depending on the program and eligibility. Amounts shown across the various offerings included SAR 150, SAR 250, SAR 300, SAR 500, SAR 1,105, SAR 1,300, SAR 2,530, and SAR 4,025. The main official channel for registration and information remained the Mawhiba website.
For families in Riyadh, Jeddah, and beyond, the programs offer a structured way for talented students to build skills in fast-growing fields such as technology and scientific research. Interested parents and students can follow future opportunities through the official Mawhiba website.
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