The Family Affairs Council will host the seventh Family Forum in Riyadh on September 1-2, 2024, focusing on “Family Counseling: Building Power from Within in a Changing World.”
The forum, under the patronage of Eng. Ahmed Al-Rajhi, aims to enhance awareness about family counseling, promote cooperation among various sectors, and provide a platform for sharing expertise.
Secretary-General Dr. Maimoonah Al Khalil emphasized the forum’s role in equipping families with strategies to cope with changes and align with Vision 2030 goals.
### Riyadh, August 27, 2024
The Family Affairs Council is set to host the seventh edition of its renowned Family Forum, titled "Family Counseling: Building Power from Within in a Changing World." Scheduled for September 1-2, 2024, this pivotal event will take place in Riyadh and will be held under the esteemed patronage of Eng. Ahmed Al-Rajhi, the Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, who also serves as Chairman of the Family Affairs Council.
The forthcoming forum promises to be a significant gathering, focusing on the vital role of family counseling as a preventive and developmental tool. In an era characterized by rapid societal changes, the forum aims to equip families with strategies to navigate challenges and achieve a better balance in their lives. By addressing these issues, the event seeks to elevate community awareness about the importance of family counseling and foster greater collaboration across public, private, and non-profit sectors.
Dr. Maimoonah Al Khalil, Secretary-General of the Family Affairs Council, emphasized the forum’s objective to enhance awareness about family counseling, particularly in today’s dynamic environment. She highlighted that the forum will offer a rich platform for the exchange of local and international expertise, targeting family members, specialists, and decision-makers alike. The event is designed to provide valuable knowledge and practical experiences, contributing to family stability and aligning with the overarching goals of Vision 2030.
Through this forum, the Family Affairs Council continues its commitment to supporting family well-being and societal development, reinforcing its role in addressing contemporary challenges and fostering a resilient community.