According to the Taghrib News Agency (TNA), the cultural and religious programs for this group include visiting the Prophet's shrine, performing prayers at the Prophet's Mosque, and visiting the holy and historical sites of this luminous city.
 
The 334 male and female participants, representing 133 countries from various continents, visited the facilities, departments, and production lines of the complex, and listened to explanations about the stages of printing the Holy Quran and the mechanisms of review, approval, and distribution.
 
They also gained information about the complex's publications and its efforts in printing the Holy Quran and translating its meanings into more than 80 languages, and distributing it to various parts of the world.
 
Musa Ashraf, the representative of the Maldives in this competition, described his participation in this Quranic event as an unforgettable experience and one of the greatest honors of his life.
 
He emphasized that competing at this high level, alongside the spiritual atmosphere of the Prophet's Mosque, has created unforgettable memories for all participants.
 
This competition once again became a symbol of the solidarity of the Islamic Ummah under the shadow of the divine word, and provided an opportunity to promote Quranic culture on an international level.