Airport transfers are not included in the participation fee and will need to be arranged separately by participants.
Yes, the organizing team will provide a list of recommended, safe, and reliable airport transfer services, including contact information and estimated costs.
The most convenient and reliable mode of transport within Jeddah for leisure is by taxi. Participants and accompanying adults may use ride-hailing apps such as Uber, Careem, or Ego. These services are widely available, safe, and can be booked easily via smartphone.
Airport transfers for youth and chaperones will be included in the participation fee for the Youth Summit and arranged by the conference organizers.
Daily group transportation will be arranged for all participants between accommodations, the summit venue, and activity sites. All transport will be supervised and managed by the summit team.
Yes, there is a dedicated on-site clinic available at both the North Obhur and Corniche campuses. Each clinic is staffed with qualified nurses and clinicians during summit hours to attend to any minor medical concerns.
In the event of a medical emergency, immediate first aid will be administered by the on-site medical staff. If further treatment is needed, the participant will be transported to the nearest hospital or clinic.
While travel insurance is not mandatory, it is highly recommended for all participants. The insurance should ideally cover medical expenses, trip cancellations or delays, lost luggage, and other unforeseen circumstances during travel. Participants are encouraged to choose a plan that best suits their individual needs and travel plans.
No, the participation fee does not include travel insurance. Participants are responsible for arranging their own insurance.
The summit will enforce a strict non-discrimination policy, ensuring that all participants are treated with respect and equality, regardless of nationality, culture, gender, or religion. A mandatory code of conduct orientation session will be held prior to the summit to ensure that all attendees—including youth participants, trainers, and practitioners—uphold a shared ethical framework.
Participants are expected to show respect for local customs, traditions, and practices. This includes being mindful of cultural differences and demonstrating good manners, especially when interacting with local communities. A spirit of cooperation and mutual understanding is encouraged at all times.
The dress code for the summit is modest and respectful of local cultural norms, while still being practical and comfortable for participants. All attendees are encouraged to dress neatly and appropriately during summit events, activities, and leisure time.
As mentioned in the Saudi Arabia Public Decorum Charter, all visitors to public places shall dress modestly and must not dress in outfits with photos, figures, signs or phrases violating common decency.
All meals during the summit will be prepared and served by certified catering services that strictly follow food safety and hygiene regulations. Bottled water will be provided throughout the event to ensure the health and well-being of all participants.
Prior to the summit, a survey will be sent to all participants to collect information regarding dietary restrictions, allergies, and preferences. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options will be available at all meals.
Yes, all food provided during the summit will be Halal and prepared in accordance with Islamic dietary laws.
Yes, participants are welcome to bring non-perishable snacks from home, especially if they have specific dietary needs. However, please ensure all items are labeled clearly and comply with customs regulations when traveling.
The safety of all participants is our top priority. There will be trained staff, facilitators, and volunteers present throughout the event to ensure a secure and supportive environment. All venues will be regularly monitored, and emergency plans are in place in accordance with local safety regulations.
Students will be accompanied by their supervising teachers and monitored by trained instructors, facilitators, and mentors during all summit activities. Attendance and movement will be tracked through daily check-ins, and curfews will be enforced at student accommodations.
Yes, safety briefings will be conducted before any fieldwork or outdoor activity. Participants will be informed of any potential risks and given clear instructions on how to stay safe.
Each venue and field location will have an emergency response plan in place, including evacuation procedures and first-aid access. Emergency contact numbers will be shared with all participants and supervising adults.
During the main conference and Youth Summit, we will follow the latest guidance from the Saudi Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization. Participants are encouraged to practice good hygiene, stay home or inform staff if feeling unwell, and carry personal hand sanitizers.
We understand that being in a new environment can be both exciting and challenging. The summit team is committed to supporting all participants emotionally and socially throughout their experience with trained mentors, cultural orientation sessions, and team-building activities.
Students will be supervised by trained facilitators, volunteers, and teachers throughout all activities, including overnight stays.
A code of conduct will be shared in advance. Any violations will be addressed immediately by on-site staff and academics.
A dedicated group communication app will be used to share real-time updates, schedules, and important announcements with all participants. Each student will receive a contact card with emergency numbers and key contacts.
Yes, all students are required to submit signed consent forms before participating in the summit, including a liability waiver and a media release form.