In collaboration with the Crown Prince Foundation, the Department of Cultural, Social, and Artistic Activities at the Deanship of Student Affairs organized a workshop to introduce the efforts and services provided by the Crown Prince Foundation, aiming to deepen culture and spread awareness through the activities it offers to young people across the Kingdom, represented by the "Makerspace" program.

Engineer Ahmed Fares from the "Makerspace" program presented an explanation about the programs and initiatives of the Crown Prince Foundation, represented by the "Makerspace" program, which provides the necessary training in 2D and 3D design and printing, shaping wood and metal using digital computing, laser cutting, casting and forming, and other training topics. He also talked about the basics of innovation in developing tangible products, the skills and strategies required by the project, and how to face challenges by providing comprehensive and intensive technical consulting and training services to hundreds of beneficiaries.

The workshop was attended by the coordinator of the Crown Prince's office in the Mafraq Governorate, Mustafa Al-Khawaldeh, the director of the Department of Cultural, Social, and Artistic Activities, Muhammad Basbous, and a number of university students and interested individuals.​