Accra:Jouf Sixty-eight faculty members and researchers from Jouf University have been named in Stanford University's 2026 list of the world's top 2% most-cited scientists. This recognition showcases the university's research ecosystem development, the quality of its scholarly output, and its status in the international scientific community.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Jouf University President Prof. Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Shaya highlighted the significant support from Saudi Arabia's leadership for the education sector. He emphasized the commitment to developing academic and research capabilities, along with the contributions of the Governor of Al-Jouf Region, his deputy, and the Ministry of Education in advancing universities and enhancing their scientific outcomes.
Prof. Al-Shaya explained that this achievement highlights the university's research talent and dedication to enhancing the quality and impact of its scientific output. These efforts align with the university's strategic objectives, aim to advance research and innovation, and contribute to building a knowledge-based economy.
The university president expressed gratitude to the faculty members and researchers for their role in achieving this recognition. He affirmed Jouf University's ongoing commitment to supporting and empowering its researchers, promoting high-quality research, expanding international collaboration, and aligning their work with national development priorities in line with Saudi Vision 2030.