- Princess/ Moudi bint Khalid bin Abdulaziz:
I was delighted to be hosted at the Serlamina Cultural Salon, to participate in it, and to exchange experiences with inspiring and role-model women who have gone through their experiences and overcome challenges with high ambition.
- Princess Noura bint Mohammed bin Saud bin Abdulrahman
The salon provided an opportunity to discuss a number of different topics, which had a complementary effect to the various cultural halls.
- Dr. Thuraya Obaid:
The session was structured clearly, as it was a formal, scientific session in which there was no room for anything but concentration.
- Prof. Dr. Rafia Ghubash:
In the Serlamina salon, the place had an aura that imposed its history and respect for its unique intellectual content.
- Princess Sarah bint Musaed bin Abdulaziz:
In Sri Lanka, awareness-raising has become an imperative to confront contemporary challenges in light of virtual desertification and accelerating cultural shocks.
- Prof. Dr. Suad Al-Manea:
It seemed to me here as if this salon was opening windows to important things in the homeland…
- Princess/ Moudi bint Khalid bin Abdulaziz:
I was delighted to be hosted at the Serlamina Cultural Salon, to participate in it, and to exchange experiences with inspiring and exemplary women who have gone through their experiences and overcome challenges with high ambition.
- Princess Noura bint Mohammed bin Saud bin Abdulrahman
The salon provided an opportunity to discuss a number of different topics, which had a complementary effect to the various cultural halls.
- Dr. Thuraya Obaid:
The session was structured clearly, as it was a formal, scientific session in which there was no room for anything but concentration.
- Prof. Dr. Rafia Ghubash:
In the Serlamina salon, the place had an aura that imposed its history and respect for its unique intellectual content.
- Princess Sarah bint Musaed bin Abdulaziz:
In Sri Lanka, awareness-raising has become an imperative to confront contemporary challenges in light of virtual desertification and accelerating cultural shocks.
- Prof. Dr. Suad Al-Manea:
It seemed to me here as if this salon was opening windows for me onto important things in the homeland that are always worth revisiting and contemplating their content.

Sheikha Suad Al-Sabah:
The salon represents a cultural beacon whose brilliance attracts those seeking the harbors of the word.
Princess Adila bint Abdullah bin Abdulaziz:
Serlamina is a continuation and a distinct addition to the rich history of Saudi women's ability to express themselves.
- Prof. Dr. Aziza Al-Manea:
The topics discussed in (Serlamina) are different, new, and often untouched before, which makes the sessions exciting, interesting, and beneficial.
- Prof. Dr. Fawzia Al-Bakr:
The Serlamina Forum is unique in that it relies on the rich narratives of the speakers, based on their human and practical experiences in the field in which they work.
- Prof. Dr. Latifa Al-Shalan:
I think attending a salon once is enough to make a person fall into its beautiful trap, or at least that's what happened to me, despite being a picky eater.
- Princess/Prof. Dr. Mishaal bint Mohammed bin Saud:
The fruitful results were represented by hosting distinguished women from various disciplines, who depicted scenes of national belonging and cultural development.
- Sheikha/ Mai Al Khalifa:
I was delighted to participate in the salon, and I was even more delighted by the depth of the questions and the love with which Dr. Noura and her guests overwhelmed me. May the cultural presence in this free space continue, and may its sponsor remain.
- Princess Noura bint Mohammed bin Saud:
Contribute to the cultural movement in a way that is credited to you, and that supports and motivates culture.
- Prof. Dr. Ilham Al Dakhil:
The salon was distinguished by providing an opportunity to ask questions, exchange ideas, and discuss practical and realistic experiences, rather than theorizing and hypothesizing.
- Her Excellency Dr. Hoda Al-Amel:
For me, the salon was like an oasis where the soul could rest from the burden of traditional occasions, and where the mind could be nourished with knowledge and the essence of experiences and expertise.