BEASTS FOOTSTEPS 2022

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SAUDI ARABIA’S DELEGATION CONCLUDES
PARTICIPATION AT WEF 2022 IN DAVOS
Tala Michel Issa, Al Arabiya English Published: 29 May ,2022: 12:17 PM
GSTUpdated: 29 May ,2022: 12:27 PM GST
Saudi Arabia’s delegation concluded its participation at the World
Economic Forum 2022 in Davos, Switzerland, the official Saudi Press
Agency (SPA) reported on Saturday.
Held under the title ‘History at a Turning Point: Government Policies and
Business Strategies,’ this year’s WEF saw many public and private
dialogues held by the Kingdom’s Minister of State and cabinet member
Dr. Ibrahim bin Abdulaziz al-Assaf.
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The Saudi delegation comprised of finance minister Mohammed bin
Abdullah al-Jadaan, minister of communications and information
technology Abdullah bin Amer al-Sawaha, economy and planning
minister Faisal al-Ibrahim, and Assistant to the Minister of Tourism
Princess Haifa bin Mohammed Al Saud.
Agreements
THE SAUDI DELEGATION SIGNED A NUMBER OF AGREEMENTS WITH
THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM AT THE EVENT, which was held from
May 22 to 26.
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THE FIRST AGREEMENT AIMED TO ENHANCE THE EXISTING
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES BETWEEN THE KINGDOM AND WEF and
to explore future avenues for cooperation, to support the country’s
transformation, and ADVANCE THE GLOBAL AGENDA IN LINE WITH THE
OBJECTIVES OF THE FORUM.
THE SECOND AGREEMENT FOCUSED ON HEALTH CARE, aiming to
promote the sector and outline new cooperation frameworks between
the public and private sectors and specialists in the field. THE KINGDOM
JOINED THE GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR VALUE IN HEALTH CARE OF THE
FORUM, AS A RESULT OF THIS AGREEMENT.
THE THIRD AGREEMENT AIMED TO FOCUS ON FOOD SECURITY. It was
agreed that both parties would work together to discuss common issues
related to food security, food waste management, stability, and climatesmart
agriculture.
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WEF 2022 MARKED THE FIRST IN-PERSON VERSION OF THE
FORUM SINCE THE PANDEMIC’S ONSET.
According to SPA, the forum represented an opportunity to convey Saudi
Arabia’s VISION 2030 TO THE WORLD IN LIGHT OF THE MAJOR ISSUES
FACING THE TODAY AND WHAT IT WAS DOING LOCALLY AND
INTERNATIONALLY TO ADDRESS THESE CHALLENGES. Saudi Arabia’s
participation at WEF 2022 was held under (5) THE TITLE ‘A FUTURE
VIEW.’
During sessions, the Kingdom’s delegation highlighted the important
developments being witnessed in Saudi Arabia, namely in terms of
developing the business environment and economy through
diversification and cooperation, as well as women’s contribution to the
labor market and the acceleration of job creation opportunities in a
number of sectors.
THE DELEGATION ALSO AFFIRMED THE NEED TO MAINTAIN
CONFIDENCE IN THE GLOBAL SYSTEM, to establish ‘PEACE AND
SECURITY’ in the region and support cooperation and dialogue among all
countries in the world to tackle challenges such as food security.
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DAVOS WEF 2022: THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA SET TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM WITH HIGH-
LEVEL DELEGATION
THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE WORLD
ECONOMIC FORUM (WEF) WITH A HIGH-LEVEL DELEGATION set to
attend a number of meetings between 22 – 26 May. WEF IS RETURNING
AFTER A TWO-YEAR ABSENCE because of the pandemic, and the theme
for this year’s event – which has been billed as the most significant in the
event’s history – is (5) “HISTORY AT A TURNING POINT: (5)
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND BUSINESS STRATEGIES”. THE SAUDI
DELEGATION TO (5) WEF WILL ENGAGE IN MEANINGFUL (5) DIALOGUES
WITH THE KINGDOM’S INTERNATIONAL (5) PARTNERS IN SEVERAL
PUBLIC AND (5) PRIVATE SESSIONS TO SEEK SOLUTIONS (5) TO CRITICAL
GLOBAL CHALLENGES INCLUDING: (5555555) 5X7
1. climate change
2. emerging economic crisis
3. disrupted logistics and supply chains
4. geopolitical tensions
5. global energy security
6. fallout from the pandemic
The delegation will highlight the Kingdom’s continuous local and
international efforts to respond to the EIGHT MAIN THEMES OF THIS
YEAR’S MEETINGS AT WEF, WHICH COVER:
1. climate and nature
2. fairer economies
3. tech and innovation
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4. jobs and skills
5. better business
6. health and healthcare
7. global cooperation
8. society and equity
Members from the Saudi delegation will also outline the Kingdom’s
achievements in responding to the global challenges presented by these
themes. They will showcase the qualitative leap underway across Saudi’s
socioeconomic and business landscape as it forges ahead with (5) ITS
AMBITIOUS DIVERSIFICATION EFFORTS UNDER VISION 2030.
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The Kingdom’s comprehensive social and economic empowerment plans
– including doubling the representation of women in the labor market,
accelerating the pace of job creation in new sectors – will also be
discussed in detail during the delegation’s meetings in Davos.
THE SAUDI DELEGATION WILL ALSO TOUCH ON THE KINGDOM’S
WIDELY-LAUDED COVID-19 RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS, THE
NATION’S BURGEONING HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY, WITH PUBLIC HEALTH
AND SAFETY BECOMING AN INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT ECONOMIC
MEASURE OF PROGRESS.
Furthermore, the climate-action policies and environmental projects
underway in the Kingdom and the Middle East, including “THE MIDDLE
EAST GREEN” INITIATIVE, will be explored by the delegation as they
outline the Kingdom’s commitment to prioritizing sustainability at all
levels.
The delegation will also PRESENT THE KINGDOM’S LONG-TERM VISION
FOR THE FUTURE and its strategic goal of developing a robust pipeline of
talent while attracting foreign talents to accelerate the ADOPTION OF
SMART SOLUTIONS, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES AND FOURTH
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION APPLICATIONS. The Saudi delegation will also
outline its view on the security of resources and commodities, as well as
its pivotal role in ensuring the SECURITY AND STABILITY of energy
markets.
THE SESSION’S BEING HELD AT WEF THIS YEAR HAVE BEEN DESIGNED
TO COINCIDE WITH THE FAST-EVOLVING GEOPOLITICAL AND ECONOMIC
DISRUPTIONS WHICH HAVE IMPOSED SERIOUS CHALLENGES ON
GLOBAL GROWTH AND PROSPERITY. The Forum seeks to promote joint
international action to build a common ground to overcoming the
current circumstances.
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In July 2021, the Kingdom witnessed the INAUGURATION OF THE
FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION CENTER IN RIYADH, WHICH IS (5)
THE FIFTH (5) IN THE WORLD, within the framework of strengthening
partnership with the World Economic Forum. The center aims to enhance
flexible governance and regulatory frameworks USED TO HARNESS NEW
TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GOVERNMENT and the
business sector And BENEFIT FROM THE SYSTEM OF CENTERS
AFFILIATED WITH THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM WORLDWIDE.
UN SEC GEN SAYS SAUDI ‘PILLAR OF STABILITY’ IN REGION
THE UNITED NATIONS’ SECRETARY GENERAL HAS TOLD A PRESS
CONFERENCE IN RIYADH THAT SAUDI ARABIA IS THE ‘PILLAR OF
STABILITY IN THE REGION’. Speaking at a joint conference with the
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kingdom’s Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir, Antonio Guterres told
journalists: “SAUDI’S STABILITY IS A MODEL FOR THE PURSUIT OF
CHANGE AND GROWTH”. He stressed that “THE COOPERATION
BETWEEN THE UNITED NATIONS AND SAUDI ARABIA, IS KEY IN THE
FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM,” EXPLAINING THAT THE “UNITED NATIONS
IS WORKING TO HELP MEMBER STATES IN THE FIGHT TERRORISM”.
UN RECEIVES NEARLY $1 BILLION FROM SAUDI ARABIA
UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed his deep gratitude for
the $930 million provided on Tuesday evening by the two donor
countries to the Yemen Humanitarian Fund. “I would like to take this
occasion to appeal to all the other donors who will be meeting in Geneva
next week… to follow the same generosity” shown by the two countries,
the UN CHIEF TOLD REPORTERS AT THE WORLD BODY’S NEW YORK
HEADQUARTERS, AFTER MEETING WITH PRINCE MOHAMAD BIN
SALMAN AL SAUD, SAUDI ARABIA’S CROWN PRINCE.
“These funds cover almost one-third of the $2.96 billion required to
implement the 2018 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan, which will
enable the United Nations and its partners to help alleviate the suffering
of millions of vulnerable people across Yemen,” read a statement issued
by Mr. Guterres’ office, following THE SIGNING OF THE MEMORANDUM
ON THE VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
More than 22 million people in Yemen require humanitarian aid or
protection assistance, including 2 million who are internally displaced
due to the ongoing conflict between the Government and rebel forces.
On 3 April, donors will meet in the humanitarian pledging conference in
Geneva, Switzerland.
IN HIS MEETING WITH THE CROWN PRINCE, WHO IS ALSO FIRST DEPUTY
PRIME MINISTER AND DEFENCE MINISTER, MR. GUTERRES SAID “TO
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GIVE TO THOSE IN NEED IS A CENTRAL PILLAR OF ISLAM,” NOTING THAT
TWO-THIRDS OF THE REFUGEES ARE MUSLIMS AND ARE RECEIVED BY
MUSLIM COUNTRIES.
The Secretary-General and the Crown Prince discussed the obligations of
all parties to the conflict under international humanitarian law to protect
civilians and civilian infrastructure, and the critical need for humanitarian
access across the country and for all of Yemen’s ports to remain open to
both humanitarian and commercial movement. They also discussed the
need for the parties to the conflict to work towards a negotiated political
settlement through inclusive intra-Yemeni dialogue.
MR. GUTERRES EXPRESSED THE UN’S READINESS TO WORK
TOGETHER WITH SAUDI ARABIA FOR THESE OBJECTIVES.
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MBS MAKES ‘PACT’ WITH THE UNITED NATIONS
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SAUDI ARABIA, UN CHIEF SPOTLIGHTS NEED TO HELP
NATIONS BUILD CAPACITY TO COUNTER TERRORISM
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“FIRST, WE NEED A SUSTAINED FOCUS ON PREVENTION,”
SAID SECRETARY-GENERAL ANTÓNIO GUTERRES AT AN ADVISORY
BOARD MEETING OF THE UN COUNTER-TERRORISM CENTRE (UNCCT),
HELD IN RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA.
“No one is born a terrorist, and nothing justifies terrorism, but we know
that factors such as prolonged unresolved conflicts, lack of the rule of law
and socioeconomic marginalization can all play a role in transforming
grievances into destructive action.”
Second, Mr. Guterres said, UNCCT should continue to meet the changing
needs of Member States for counter-terrorism capacity-building support.
UNCCT IS THE CAPACITY-BUILDING PART OF THE UN OFFICE OF
COUNTER TERRORISM (UNOCT), which is headed by Mr. Voronkov, who
is also UNCCT’s Executive Director.
UNCCT was established in 2011. SAUDI ARABIA, WITH A DONATION OF
$110 MILLION, IS THE LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR TO THE UN TRUST FUND
FOR COUNTER-TERRORISM, WHICH RESOURCES UNCCT.
Since April 2012, UNCCT HAS IMPLEMENTED MORE THAN 60 CAPACITY-
BUILDING PROJECTS AT GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS. It
focuses its activities on countries and regions where THE THREAT OF
TERRORISM IS MOST ACUTE, PARTICULARLY IN AFRICA, THE MIDDLE
EAST, AND CENTRAL AND SOUTH ASIA.
Meanwhile, THE UN OFFICE OF COUNTER TERRORISM SIGNED AN
AGREEMENT WITH THE INTERIOR MINISTERS COUNCIL OF THE LEAGUE
OF ARAB STATES on Tuesday on working together to tackle terrorism –
previewing the type of partnerships the UN hopes to forge in June at a
gathering of counter-terrorism chiefs in New York.
“We have much to learn from each other,” UN Under-Secretary-General
for Counter-Terrorism, Vladimir Voronkov, said in Riyadh after the
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SIGNING OF THE AGREEMENT, KNOWN AS A MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING, BETWEEN HIS OFFICE AND THE GENERAL
SECRETARIAT OF THE ARAB INTERIOR MINISTERS COUNCIL.
“In the Memorandum, we declare our wish to coordinate our activities
with a view to achieving our shared counter-terrorism goals. We commit
each other to enhance consultations, coordination and the sharing of
information and skills,” he explained. The two organizations will develop
joint activities, such as seminars, workshops, trainings, projects and
other initiatives, to build the capacity of members of the Arab League in
the fields of counter-terrorism and prevention of violent extremism.
While in the Saudi capital, the UN Secretary-General met with King
Salman bin Abdulaziz al Saud, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and
King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and discussed several issues of
mutual concern, including (5) the Middle East peace process.
IN THAT CONNECTION, HE THANKED THE KING FOR THE COUNTRY’S
CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT THE UN RELIEF AND WORKS AGENCY FOR
PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST (UNRWA), AND ALSO FOR HIS
CONTRIBUTION TO YEMEN’S HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN. THE
SECRETARY-GENERAL ALSO THANKED SAUDI ARABIA FOR ITS
FINANCIAL AND POLITICAL SUPPORT FOR UNITED NATIONS COUNTER-
TERRORISM EFFORTS, AND FOR HOSTING THE UNCCT ADVISORY
BOARD MEETING.
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MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN: “TERRORISM
WON’T DISTORT ISLAMS PEACEFUL IMAGE’
https://youtu.be/vfZYHbf84d0
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“A KING OF DARK POLITICAL SENTENCES WILL
RISE UP ON THE WORLD’S STAGE.”
SAUDI CROWN PRINCE STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF
APPLYING UN PRINCIPLES AND THE RULE OF LAW
DUBAI: SAUDI ARABIA’S CROWN PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN
HAS STRESSED THE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING IN LINE WITH THE
PRINCIPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE RULE OF LAW. HE
POINTED OUT THAT THE PROBLEMS IN THE MIDDLE EAST ARE DUE TO
IDEOLOGIES THAT CLASH WITH UN PRINCIPLES AND VIOLATE ITS LAWS
AND CUSTOMS BY INTERFERING IN THE INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF OTHER
STATES. HE MADE THE COMMENTS IN A SPEECH AFTER HIS MEETING
WITH SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS ANTONIO
GUTERRES.
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The crown prince said that SAUDI ARABIA IS DEFENDING ITS INTERESTS
AND MAINTAINING ITS SECURITY and is working with its allies in the
Middle East to SECURE AND STABILIZE THE REGION.
HE ALSO STRESSED THE KINGDOM'S KEENNESS ON FINDING POLITICAL
SOLUTIONS TO THE MIDDLE EAST'S CRISES, IN COOPERATION WITH THE
UNITED NATIONS. HE POINTED OUT THAT THE KINGDOM IS AN ACTIVE
MEMBER AND HAS CONTRIBUTED TO PROTECTING THE INTERESTS OF
THE UNITED NATIONS AND ITS LAWS.
UN SECRETARY GENERAL ANTONIO GUTERRES PRAISED SAUDI
ARABIA'S GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS AS HE WELCOMED CROWN
PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN TO THE ORGANIZATION'S
HEADQUARTERS.
Guterres expressed his appreciation for the humanitarian contributions
in the world and to the Yemeni people, its support and funding of the
humanitarian response plan in Yemen, and called on countries to
contribute to this effort.
THE CROWN PRINCE AND THE SECRETARY GENERAL ATTENDED THE
SIGNING OF THE JOINT EXECUTIVE PROGRAM BETWEEN SAUDI ARABIA
AND THE UN REPRESENTED BY THE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE
COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS for the purpose of
supporting and financing the 2018 UN Humanitarian Response Plan in
Yemen.
The agreement includes $1 billion from the Kingdom and the United Arab
Emirates, including $930 million to UN organizations and $70 million to
restore ports and roads to increase relief and commercial imports. The
crown prince, currently in New York, has traveled to several US cities and
held a number of high-level meetings with politicians and top business
leaders after meeting President Donald Trump last week.
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PRINCE MOHAMMED'S VISIT IS THE FIRST TRIP TO THE US AFTER HE
WAS ANNOUNCED AS THE SAUDI ARABIA'S CROWN PRINCE LAST YEAR.
MBS (MAN-BY-SATAN) - THE GREAT SPEAKER,
PRINCE OR BEAST PERFORMS WONDEROUSLY
AND DECEIVINGLY. MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN.
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Daniel 8:23 And in the latter time of their kingdom, when the
transgressors are come to the full, A KING OF FIERCE COUNTENANCE,
AND UNDERSTANDING DARK [POLITICAL] SENTENCES, SHALL STAND UP
[RISE UP ON THE WORLD’S STAGE].
https://youtu.be/6yWHet1xuGM
24 And his power shall be mighty, BUT NOT BY HIS OWN POWER: and he
shall destroy wonderfully, and SHALL PROSPER, AND PRACTISE, and shall
destroy the mighty and the holy people.
25 And THROUGH HIS POLICY ALSO HE SHALL CAUSE CRAFT TO PROSPER
IN HIS HAND; and he shall magnify himself in his heart, and by peace
shall destroy many: he shall also stand up against the Prince of princes;
but he shall be broken without hand.
26 And the VISION [2030] of the evening and the morning which was told
is true: wherefore shut thou up the VISION (2030); for it shall be for many
days.
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UN ENVIRONMENT AND SAUDI ARABIA SIGN
DEAL TO STRENGTHEN ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
UN ENVIRONMENT AND THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, WATER,
AND AGRICULTURE IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA SIGNED A
STRATEGIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT TODAY TO STRENGTHEN
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND SAFEGUARD NATURAL RESOURCES
IN THE KINGDOM.
Through the US$25 million agreement financed by the Ministry, UN
ENVIRONMENT WILL PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO BUILD
INSTITUTIONAL AND HUMAN CAPACITIES TO ACHIEVE THE KINGDOM’S
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT STRATEGY AND THE NATIONAL
TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMME. MORE SPECIFICALLY, UN
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ENVIRONMENT WILL DEVELOP INSTITUTIONAL AND REGULATORY
STRUCTURES FOR THE ENVIRONMENT SECTOR BY DEVELOPING
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES
FOR THE ENVIRONMENT SECTOR.
UN Environment will provide technical experts in the fields of
environmental law, regulations and standards, air quality management,
climate change and waste management, among others. The Ministry will
be supported in the management of environmental data and
information. ALL OF THESE EFFORTS WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENT OF THE SAUDI VISION 2030.
Countries across the West Asia region are facing similar environmental
challenges to those seen in Saudi Arabia, including air pollution, water
scarcity, waste management and climate change. The agreement adopts
a bottom-up approach to address many of these challenges and presents
an example for other countries of the region to address similar
challenges.
“WE LOOK FORWARD TO STRENGTHENING OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH
THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES,” SAID
UN ENVIRONMENT ACTING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Joyce Msuya during
the signing ceremony. By supporting better data and information
systems, and building technical capacities to monitor and address
environmental challenges, WE AIM TO REINFORCE THE GOVERNMENTS’
EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE REGION.”
THE AGREEMENT STRENGTHENS THE LONG-STANDING PARTNERSHIP
WHICH UN ENVIRONMENT HAS HAD WITH THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI
ARABIA. THE ELEMENTS INCLUDED IN THE AGREEMENT COMPLEMENT
THE ONGOING JOINT EFFORTS IN ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE IN
THE KINGDOM, AMONG OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES. THE
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AGREEMENT WILL SUPPORT THE KINGDOM IN ACHIEVING VISION 2030
AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS.
THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN SAUDI ARABIA
The Sustainable Development Goals are a global call to action to end
poverty, protect the earth’s environment and climate, and ensure that
people everywhere can enjoy PEACE AND PROSPERITY. THESE ARE THE
GOALS THE UN IS WORKING ON IN SAUDI ARABIA:
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SAUDI GREEN INITIATIVE FORUM 2022
Under the patronage of HRH Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and
Prime Minister, (5) THE SAUDI GREEN INITIATIVE (SGI) FORUM will
gather for their second edition climate leaders to discuss best practices,
emphasize innovation, evaluate advancements and drive forward
substantive action in the race against climate change.
At last year’s SGI forum, Saudi Arabia committed to the world. The SGI
Forum 2022, held in tandem with COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, will
reconvene partners from across the climate ecosystem under the (5)
THEME ‘FROM AMBITION TO ACTION.’ Speakers will highlight the steps
taken over the past year towards achieving Saudi Arabia’s ambitious
national targets and laying out the roadmap for the coming years.
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SAUDI ARABIA SEES TRACTION WITH GREEN INITIATIVES AS
KINGDOM CLIMBS RANKS OF MIT’S GREEN FUTURE INDEX
Saudi Arabia advanced 10 places in the second edition of the Green
Future Index, issued by MIT Technology Review, evidence that the
Kingdom is seeing progress in its goals outlined in the new Saudi Green
Initiative announced by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman last year.
The Green Future Index 2022 is the second edition of the comparative
ranking of 76 nations and territories on their ability to develop a
sustainable, low-carbon future, according to the organization’s website.
It measures the degree to which their economies are pivoting toward
clean energy, industry, agriculture, and society through investment in
renewables, innovation, and green policy.
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The Kingdom ranked 51st out of 76 nations this year, improving from 61st
out of 76 last year.
“Saudi Arabia’s domestic solar power only constitutes 0.5% of its energy
mix. However, it has many international solar investments, including $10
billion committed to 10 African projects by state energy company ACWA
Power,” the MIT-based initiative said.
WITH THE AIM OF ACHIEVING SEVERAL OBJECTIVES OF SAUDI VISION
2030, THE SAUDI GREEN INITIATIVE (SGI), THE MIDDLE EAST GREEN
INITIATIVE (MGI) —AND THE CIRCULAR CARBON ECONOMY APPROACH
THAT THE INITIATIVES AIM TO ADVANCE — ARE KEY PILLARS TO
DEVELOP THE ROADMAP TO REALIZE THE KINGDOM’S AMBITIOUS
CLIMATE OBJECTIVES.
As Arab News notes, the inaugural SGI Forum in October 2021 saw the
announcement of a first suite of more than 60 new initiatives, with over
SR700 billion in investments. The second editions of the MGI Summit and
the SGI Forum, held under the theme ‘From ambition to action’, will take
place next week in tandem with COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
THE GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL DRAGON OF THE
BEAST'S KINGDOM
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NEOM BABYLON EMERGES AS MOST DESIRED
REAL ESTATE DESTINATION
Saudi Arabia’s forthcoming new megacity NEOM on the Red Sea coast
has been named as the most preferred location to buy a home by the
kingdom’s homeowners, first-time buyers and high-net-worthindividuals
(HNWI), according to Knight Frank’s annual 2022 Saudi
Residential Survey. According to reports in Construction Week Online and
Arab News, has found “THAT THE APPEAL OF NEOM AMONGST THE
KINGDOM’S PLANNED GIGAPROJECTS IS UNANIMOUS.” “The
gargantuan NEOM has clearly captured the imagination of Saudis all
across the Kingdom, with the appetite to purchase here amongst tenants,
homeowners, and HNWI running above 70 percent. Indeed most are
EVEN WILLING TO PAY A PREMIUM FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF LIVING, OR
OWNING A HOME HERE,” said Faisal Durrani, Partner and Head of
Middle East Research, Knight Frank.
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SAUDI ARABIA’S CROWN PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN
LAUNCHES NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY
Jeddah, Oct 18, 2022, SPA -- His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin
Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince, Prime Minister and
Chairman of the Council of Economic and Development Affairs, has
launched the Kingdom’s new National Strategy for Industry.
In line with the objectives of the Saudi VISION 2030, the Strategy aims to
build an industrial economy that attracts investment, contributes to
achieving economic diversification and develops the Kingdom’s domestic
product and non-oil exports.
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“We have all the capabilities we need to enable a competitive and
sustainable industrial economy, from ambitious young talent, a
distinguished geographical location, rich natural resources, and the
presence of leading national industrial companies. Through the National
Strategy for Industry and in partnership with the private sector, the
Kingdom will become a leading industrial power that contributes to
securing global supply chains and exporting high-tech products to the
world,” said His Royal Highness the Crown Prince.
The industrial sector is one of the pillars of the Saudi VISION 2030, and
the subject of much attention from the Kingdom’s prudent leadership.
The National Industrial Development and Logistics Program has
previously been launched and an independent ministry established to
oversee the sector. Other programs and entities have led to an increase
in the number of industrial establishments by more than 50% since the
launch of VISION 2030, reaching 10,640 industrial facilities in 2022. The
National Industrial Strategy will drive growth in the sector, bringing the
number of facilities to around 36,000 by 2035.
The National Strategy for Industry focuses on 12 sub-sectors to diversify
the industrial economy in the Kingdom. More than 800 investment
opportunities worth one trillion Saudi Riyals, have been identified,
constituting a new chapter of sustainable growth for the sector. These
will achieve ambitious economic returns for the Kingdom by 2030, and
include: tripling the industrial domestic product, and doubling the value
of industrial exports to reach 557 billion Saudi riyals. The National
Strategy for Industry is also working to bring 1.3 trillion Saudi riyals of
additional investment in the sector, and to increase exports of advanced
technology products by around six times, in addition to creating tens of
quality, high-value jobs thousands.
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Through the Strategy, the Kingdom aspires to empower the private sector
and increase the flexibility and competitiveness of the industrial sector,
ensuring continuity of access to important commodities for the wellbeing
of citizens and the continuity of economic activity, in addition to
leading the regional industrial integration of value chains, taking
advantage of the strengths of the Saudi economy and achieving global
leadership in a group of selected commodities by investing in promising
new technologies.
To achieve these ambitious national objectives, a governance model for
the industrial sector has been developed through the formation of the
Supreme Committee for Industry, headed by His Royal Highness the
Crown Prince to oversee the development of the sector. An Industrial
Council has also been created with the participation of the private sector,
to ensure the participation of industrial investors in decision-making and
development policies.
The industrial sector in the Kingdom is based on solid industrial
foundations and successes built over 50 years, contributing to the
addition of more than 340 billion Saudi riyals to the GDP and providing
many quality jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities across various
industrial fields. Today, the Kingdom is the fourth largest manufacturer of
petrochemical products in the world, while its industrial outputs
contribute to supplying global supply and manufacturing chains, across
many industries.
The launch of the strategy is aligned with global industrial trends, such as
THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION along with the Kingdom's
competitive advantages in the form of its geographical location,
abundance of natural resources and energy sources, human capabilities,
purchasing power and stable monetary policies.
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WORLD DEFENSE SHOW
The FIRST EDITION OF THE WORLD DEFENSE EXHIBITION 2022 was
launched, with the participation of 600 exhibitors, from 42 countries, in
the presence of more than 82 military and defense delegations, and 65
thousand visitors representing 85 countries. The exhibition witnessed
the registration of deals and contracts with a total value of 5.9 billion US
dollars and the signing of... 22 industrial participation localization
agreements with a total value of 2.13 billion US dollars.
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THE GLOBAL STAGE FOR DEFENSE
INTEROPERABILITY
WORLD DEFENSE SHOW 2022 (6-9 Mar)
Founded by Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Military Industries,
World Defense Show is a fully integrated and future focused defense
event set to showcase the latest technological developments from
around the globe and demonstrate defense interoperability across all
domains.
Over four days, World Defense Show will showcase the latest, best in
class, current and future defense technologies through exhibits, live
demonstrations, conferences and seminars.
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World Defense Show will offer participants, visitors and partners access
to unparalleled networking opportunities, state of the art innovative
hubs and unrivalled live displays and demonstrations that will bring to
life what the future of defense has to offer.
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SAMI AIMS TO MAKE SAUDI ARABIA A
DEFENSE INDUSTRY POWERHOUSE BY 2030
Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) is a state-owned defense
company, engaged in domestic and international markets in the Middle
Eastern region. Founded in May2017 as part of the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia’s Vision 2030 long-term strategic plan, the company was
established after 15 months of consultation with external experts and
specialists, with industry best practices and with the highest standards of
operation and direction at its core. SAMI’s primary mission is to develop
next-generation technologies and produce world-class defense products,
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while providing industry-leading services to upgrade and enhance the
kingdom’s defense sector, constantly ensuring a secure, efficient and
consistent supply chain for its domestic and international clients. Its
underlying goal, as the kingdom’s defense research and manufacturing
apparatus, is to serve and function as the nucleus of Saudi strategic
national defense, which primarily revolves around protecting critical
Saudi infrastructure and borders.
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ARMAGEDDON, THE EUPHRATES RIVER, KINGS
FROM THE EAST AND THE ANTICHRIST OR
MAHDI. MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN.
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SAMI is owned by the Public Investment Fund – Saudi Arabia’s sovereign
wealth fund. His Excellency Ahmed Al-Khateeb serves as Chairman of the
Board and Dr. Andreas Schwer, formerly CEO and Chairman of
Rheinmetall International, serves as the SAMI’s Chief Executive Officer.
The company currently maintains an array of foreign partnerships with a
number of nations and high-level defense contractors. Its 2019 objectives
include cementing further venture contracts and mutually-beneficial
strategic partnerships with brand name contractors in Europe and the
United States.
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In addition to its global goals, SAMI also asserts its mission of becoming
a regional powerhouse in the military industries sector, providing
neighboring partner nations in the Middle East with advanced defense
technologies built with high locality rates.
In order to achieve its vision of being among the top 25 aerospace and
defense companies worldwide by 2030, SAMI operates four major
divisions, including Defense Electronics, Land Systems, Aeronautics, and
Weapons and Missiles. Each division consists of a group of business units
which synergize existing Saudi defense and defense research assets with
joint ventures signed with foreign partners.
The Defense Electronics division maintains a primary focus on various
capabilities/command, control, communications, computers,
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intelligence (C4I) systems and sensors, radar and microwave-based
technologies.
The division maintains a heavy focus on enhancing the kingdom’s
electronic warfare and cyber warfare capabilities, as well as producing
cutting-edge naval combat systems and communication systems for its
diverse clientele.
The Land Systems division focuses on the development and domestic
production of wheeled and tracked armored vehicles, force protection
systems, turret systems, logistics vehicles and next-generation
unmanned ground vehicles for the kingdom’s national defense structure
and foreign partners.
The Aeronautics division primarily focuses on the development,
manufacturing, maintenance and repair of aircraft, including transport
and airlift aircraft, manned combat rotorcraft, and unmanned aerial
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vehicles, through integrating Saudi military industry production
capabilities with technology transfers gained through joint ventures with
SAMI’s numerous foreign partners.
The Weapons and Missiles division focuses on small arms and other
conventional weaponry utilized by land forces, ground/air/sea launched
missiles and guided weapons, launching systems, and ammunition for
the Royal Saudi Arabian Armed Forces and other partner nations.
All divisions of the company and its underlying business units adhere to
a 50 percent localization rule, boosting domestic production while
creating more than 40,000 direct jobs in Saudi Arabia and over 100,000
indirect jobs over the next 12 years.
In alignment with the Saudi VISION 2030’S primary objectives, SAMI
expects to contribute over USD $3.7 billion to the kingdom’s annual gross
domestic product, with an investment of over USD $1.6 billion towards
research and development processes, in order to ensure SAMI both
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meets and exceeds industry standards and advancements worldwide,
while delivering the highest quality products and services to its domestic
and international partners and clients.
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THE 2022 GLOBAL AI SUMMIT BEGINS WITH LAUNCH OF
SEVERAL NEW INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVES
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Global AI
Summit officially opened on Tuesday, gathering private sector leaders,
government officials, and renowned academic professionals from around
the world for a series of discussions on the future of AI. The three-day
Summit, hosted by the SAUDI DATA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
AUTHORITY (SDAIA), is set to convene more than 200 speakers from 90
countries and 10,000 participants.
"DURING THE G20 IN 2020, THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA DROVE
GLOBAL CONSENSUS TOWARDS THE (5) OECD PRINCIPLES OF
TRUSTWORTHY AI. How AI must be INCLUSIVE, HUMAN-CENTERED,
TRANSPARENT, ROBUST, and with ACCOUNTABILITY," said H.E. Dr.
Abdullah Alswaha, Minister of Communications and Information
Technology in Saudi Arabia.
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"BEYOND THE ETHICAL APPLICATION OF AI, IT IS CRITICAL THAT WE
ADVANCE AI TRULY TOGETHER AS HUMANKIND, SHARING OUR BEST
PRACTICES, OUR EXPERTISE, OUR RESOURCES, AND OUR CHALLENGES
TO ENSURE NO ONE IS LEFT BEHIND IN ‘UNLOCKING’ THE POTENTIAL OF
AI," added H.E. Dr. Abdullah Alghamdi, President of SDAIA.
A series of announcements will be made at the Summit, all aimed at
advancing the use of data to solve some of world's biggest challenges in
areas such as HEALTHCARE, ENERGY, and SUSTAINABILITY. On the
opening day, MINISTERS SIGNED THE RIYADH AI CALL TO ACTION
DECLARATION, AN AGREEMENT OUTLINING THE DIGITAL
COOPERATION ORGANIZATION'S (DCO) LONG-TERM VISION TO USE AI
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TECHNOLOGY TO BENEFIT PEOPLE, COMMUNITIES, NATIONS, AND THE
WORLD AS A WHOLE.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia also UNVEILED ITS AI ETHICS PRINCIPLES
on the Summit's opening day. Designed by SDAIA and based on global
and domestic standards, the framework will serve as a practical guide for
incorporating AI ethics throughout the AI system development life cycle.
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SAUDI ARABIA’S GLOBAL AI SUMMIT: POINTS
OF INTEREST FOR THE INDUSTRY
5 October, 2022
The 2nd Global AI Summit, organised by Saudi Data & AI Authority
(SDAIA), was held from 13 to 15 September 2022 under the theme
“ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (5) FOR THE GOOD OF HUMANITY”. The
three-day summit took place in Riyadh under THE PATRONAGE OF HIS
ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN, CROWN PRINCE,
PRIME MINISTER AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE SDAIA.
WHAT IS THE GLOBAL AI SUMMIT AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
The Global AI Summit is one of the world’s premier platforms for
dialogue, bringing together stakeholders from the public and private
sectors, as well as academia, to shape the future of artificial intelligence
(AI). BY HOSTING THE SUMMIT, THE KINGDOM SEEKS TO REALISE ITS
ASPIRATIONS FOR GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH AN
ECONOMY BASED ON AI AND DATA, STRESSING THE IMPORTANCE OF
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ON AI FOR THE COMMON GOOD AND
SUPPORTING ITS ROLE IN MEETING THE UN 2030 SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG).
KEY OUTCOMES OF THE SUMMIT
The summit examined eight pillars: smart cities, capacity building,
healthcare, transportation, energy, culture, environment and economic
mobility. In total, more than 40 memorandums of understanding,
declarations and partnerships were signed between the public and
private sectors towards investing in AI technologies, underlining THE
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KINGDOM’S ASPIRATIONS TO BECOME A GLOBAL AI HUB AS PART OF
ITS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME, VISION 2030.
DIGITAL ECONOMY AND AI
During the summit, THE DIGITAL COOPERATION ORGANIZATION
(DCO)[1] ADOPTED THE RIYADH AI CALL FOR ACTION DECLARATION
(RAICA). THE DECLARATION SEEKS TO USE AI TECHNOLOGY TO BENEFIT
TRANSNATIONAL AND TRANSCONTINENTAL COMMUNITIES,
ADVANCING THE DCO’S COMMITMENT TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS
PRESENT, EMERGING AND FUTURE HUMANITARIAN ISSUES.
The declaration highlights seven key pillars that will help to bring this
future into reality:
1. Closing the digital divide
2. Empowering underprivileged communities
3. Promoting digital development
4. Ensuring fairness and non-discrimination
5. Driving AI innovation
6. Combating climate change through AI
7. Engaging in international collaboration and cooperation
To execute the declaration, a series of actions is required.
1. Member states need to improve their digital infrastructure
2. Formulate ethical AI guidelines
3. Provide people with AI literacy
4. Employ AI to advance human rights
5. Reduce human impact on the climate
6. Accelerate AI accessibility across nations
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Accordingly, the declaration and member states need to cooperate with
private stakeholders to drive their initiatives and implement AI according
to national and global perspectives.
In addition, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) signed an
agreement with SDAIA to FORMULATE (5) A GLOBAL AI READINESS
FRAMEWORK for key socio-economic domains, such as health and smart
mobility, to harness AI’s full potential.
According to the agreement, the ITU will develop the AI Readiness
Framework with funding support from SDAIA. The agreement aims to
establish best practices for ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, REGULATORY
FRAMEWORKS and INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS, while also encouraging
them to overcome existing challenges by allowing a variety of tools and
activities to explore national AI best practices and countries’ readiness.
With the support of SDAIA, the ITU-led initiative could therefore be
considered a NECESSARY GUIDELINE FOR GOVERNMENTS WORLDWIDE
to grasp how to use AI more effectively with their resources, as well as
how to enable AI-based start-ups to build their own national AI
economies. Furthermore, the set of frameworks will be critical for
international stakeholders to identify where AI is being used most
effectively, learn from others and make long-term investments in AI
economies where their innovations and services will be fully adopted.
SUSTAINABILITY AND AI
To reduce carbon emissions across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, SDAIA
and IBM signed a strategic agreement to drive the adoption of AI across
the Kingdom’s carbon capture and industrial domains. Riyadh has also
committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2060 and supporting
multinational action to cut emissions. THIS AGREEMENT IS ESPECIALLY
CRITICAL WHILE MEGA SMART CITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS,
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SUCH AS NEOM or the Red Sea, are being designed, ensuring
sustainability objectives are in mind.
Furthermore, A FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND AI CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABILITY
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
AND THE MIDDLE EAST WAS ANNOUNCED DURING THE SUMMIT. The
“AI Centre for ENVIRONMENT, WATER and AGRICULTURE” brings
together SDAIA and the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture
(MEWA) with Google Cloud and its partner Climate Engine.
The programme will (5) FOCUS ON FIVE KEY AREAS:
1. ENVIRONMENT PRESERVATION
2. POLLUTION MONITORING
3. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
4. WATER & FOOD SECURITY
5. CLIMATE & NATURE PROTECTION
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Moreover, it will provide training to SDAIA and MEWA Data & Earth and
aims to establish “The (5) EARTH OBSERVATIONAL AND SCIENCE
PROGRAM”, which will use earth observation technology and AI to
provide sustainable solutions that address climate change risks and
enhance the protection of the environment in both the Kingdom and the
region.
The agreements reflect Saudi Arabia’s emphasis on the importance of
CLIMATE CHANGE, the region’s scarcity of WATER SUPPLIES and FOOD
PRODUCTION SYSTEMS.
Consequently, RIYADH DECIDED TO LEAD CLIMATE ACTION USING AI.
The agreements also demonstrate significant interest from global tech
companies in the Saudi market due to its AI-leveraged technologies. The
programme will propel climate change action in the Kingdom and
beyond, with insights based on the latest advancements in data and
machine learning.
The scientific research around climate change is highly data-intensive
and increasingly cloud-based. Consequently, cloud’s sustainability
solutions can help governments and international organizations to
leverage climate risk and report sustainability challenges. The “AI Centre
for ENVIRONMENT, WATER and AGRICULTURE” will encourage more
organisations to follow similar trajectories in their climate action
roadmaps.
DIGITAL GENDER DIVIDE AND AI
Google Cloud and SDAIA also launched a global programme, ‘Elevate’,
that aims to reduce the gender gap in the technological sector, especially
within AI. The programme will provide a four-month training scheme to
women in tech and science, empowering them to pursue the growing job
opportunities (5) IN THE FIVE (5) FIELDS OF:
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1. Cloud architecture
2. Data engineering
3. Machine learning
4. Engineering
5. Artificial intelligence
Additionally, SDAIA, representing the Kingdom, announced that it would
join the (5) WORLD BANK’S DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP
(DDP) to help developing countries leverage digital innovations to tackle
some of their most challenging issues. BY JOINING THE DDP, RIYADH
AIMS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE OVERALL DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT
AGENDA, ensuring sustainable development for less privileged countries.
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This will involve helping to FINANCE, DEVELOP and ADAPT data and AI
technologies to serve humanity’s common goals.
IMPLICATIONS
To realise the summit’s outcomes, the implications for Saudi Arabia are
straightforward. Riyadh’s desire to diversify its oil-dependent economy is
already set in stone. However, while dependence is still highly relevant,
the Kingdom has already found its future alternative to oil: Data.
Against this backdrop, THE NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DATA AND AI
(NSDAI) REVEALED AT THE 1ST GLOBAL AI SUMMIT ADVANCED
RIYADH’S COMMITMENT TO BECOMING THE REGION’S AI AND DATA
HUB.
THE SECOND SUMMIT REAFFIRMED THE KINGDOM’S REGIONAL
COMMITMENT BUT WENT BEYOND THIS REGIONAL PRISM TO
DEMONSTRATE RIYADH’S WILLINGNESS TO ACCOMMODATE SDGS AND
ENGAGE IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION.
Consequently, SDAIA and other stakeholders need to implement projects
to accelerate the advancement of AI capabilities. For Saudi Arabia, these
INITIATIVES, MEMORANDUMS and PARTNERSHIPS will accelerate its AI
index and global performance, attracting foreign investment. Digital
diversification will initially benefit the Saudi digital economy before
paving the way toward deconstructing existing digital bifurcation.
[1] THE DIGITAL COOPERATION ORGANIZATION (DCO), ESTABLISHED IN
2020, initially comprised seven member states: the Kingdom of Bahrain,
the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the State of Kuwait, the Federal
Republic of Nigeria, the Sultanate of Oman, the Islamic Republic of
Pakistan and THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA. However, it recently
enlarged to include Djibouti, Morocco and Rwanda.
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THE KEY WINS OF SAUDI ARABIA’S GLOBAL AI
SUMMIT
AI ethics to climate action, the Global AI Summit and
SDAIA take us into the future.
THE WORLD’S TOP AI minds congregated in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, like
never before. While celebrating the Kingdom’s unique national identity,
(5) THE GLOBAL AI SUMMIT’S AGENDA (5) COULDN’T BE ANY MORE
GLOBAL. The Summit underscored Saudi Arabia’s growing interest in
fostering AI innovations for the (5) GREATER GOOD OF THE WORLD, its
impact spreading far beyond its own national borders.
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With this spirit, the president of Saudi Data & Artificial Intelligence
Authority (SDAIA), H.E. Dr. Abdullah bin Sharaf Alghamdi welcomed over
15,000 attendees from over 90 countries, calling Saudi Arabia nothing
short of THE “HOME OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.”
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The Summit had Dr. Majid Al Tuwaijri, CEO for (5) NATIONAL CENTRE FOR
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (NCAI) to discuss an ecosystem approach to AI
adoption. The founder of Emaar, Mohammed Al Abbar spoke about
investing in AI for startups, and Saudi Aramco CEO, Amin Nasser touched
upon how AI’s impact is being felt in sectors including ENERGY,
ENVIRONMENT and SMART CITIES. The Global AI summit showcased
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the Kingdom’s AI aspirations impacting all walks of life in the MENA
region – the PUBLIC SECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR, and the YOUTH of Saudi
Arabia.
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AI FOR (5) THE GREATER GOOD OF HUMANITY
Following a Ministerial roundtable at the Global AI Summit, member
states (5) OF THE DIGITAL COOPERATION ORGANIZATION (DCO) agreed
to adopt the Riyadh (5) AI CALL FOR ACTION DECLARATION (RAICA),
which seeks to use AI technology to benefit people, communities,
nations, and the world as a whole.
The declaration was signed by all members of DCO including Bahrain,
Cyprus, Djibouti, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Jordan,
Rwanda, and SAUDI ARABIA. The call to action aims to advance the DCO’s
commitment to identify and address PRESENT, EMERGING and FUTURE
humanitarian issues in the field of AI.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and SDAIA signed an
agreement to create a set (5) OF GLOBAL AI READINESS FRAMEWORKS
for key socio-economic domains such as e.g. health and smart mobility
that could help countries adopt best practices in their use of AI necessary
for countries to harness AI’s full potential.
The AI Readiness Framework will be developed by the ITU, with funding
support from SDAIA, and will enable a variety of tools and activities to
explore national AI best practices and countries’ readiness, identify
existing gaps in national capabilities in order to encourage countries to
address such gaps.
H.E. Dr. Abdullah bin Sharaf Alghamdi, SDAIA President remarked, “WE
TRULY BELIEVE THAT NATIONS SHOULD COLLABORATE AND EXCHANGE
AS MUCH OF THE AI KNOW-HOW AND BEST PRACTICES AS POSSIBLE to
maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of national efforts.”

AI FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SDAIA and IBM signed a strategic agreement to drive adoption of
artificial intelligence in the carbon capture and industrial domains across
the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. According to the agreement, SDAIA, the
Ministry of Energy and IBM will use artificial intelligence technology to
DETECT, MAP, and eventually REDUCE carbon emissions across the
country. Dr. Majid Al-Tuwaijri, said, “This agreement with IBM will
contribute to creating opportunities by addressing key challenges in the
circular carbon economy, petrochemical and industrial domains.”
Google Cloud, in joint efforts with SDAIA, MINISTRY (5) OF
ENVIRONMENT, WATER AND AGRICULTURE (MEWA) and Climate
Engine have launched the Earth Observation and Science Program.
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Using (5) EARTH OBSERVATION TECHNOLOGY AND AI, the program will
provide (5) SUSTAINABILITY SOLUTIONS FOR THE REGION.
BOOSTING LOCAL AI ECOSYSTEM
Saudi Aramco has signed an agreement valued at $250 million with
Beyond Limits, a California-based artificial intelligence technology
company, to (5) BUILD A GLOBAL AI CORRIDOR, the oil behemoth
announced at an industry event in Riyadh last week. The global AI
corridor would create an ecosystem in the Kingdom by commercializing
complex AI solutions, training Saudi talent and supporting Saudi startups.
SDAIA and Google Cloud signed a memorandum aimed at empowering
women to occupy roles in AI and machine learning. The program will
provide free training to 25,000 women OVER (5) THE COURSE OF FIVE
YEARS with the goal of increasing the proportion of women working in
the field.
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IMPROVING THE SCIENCE OF DATA
KING ABDULLAH (5) UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(KAUST) President Tony Chan announced a new partnership with SDAIA
as part of his address at the Summit. “There is enormous demand for AI
courses and training in the KSA, and KAUST will take a leadership position
on that, in partnership with SDAIA,” said Chan.
KAUST Academy (formerly known as the Lifelong Learning Initiative), an
educational program will nurture the next generation of Saudi talent with
its series of hands-on training courses in artificial intelligence, among
other themed areas. The AI workshops, developed in partnership with
SDAIA and utilizing KAUST expertise, teach participants fundamental
skills designed to support the AI objectives of the Kingdom in key
development areas and mobilize the labour market.
MORE AI = SMARTER TECH
The (5) SAUDI COMPANY FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (SCAI), has
signed an MoU with the Saudi Technology (5) and Security
Comprehensive Control Company (Tahakom) a leading company of
public safety and smart mobility technologies. The two parties will
collaborate to develop the AI infrastructure and super-computing
capabilities necessary to power the next generation of AI applications.
AI-POWERED SMART CITIES
The Saudi (5) DATA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AUTHORITY (SDAIA)
has launched a new challenge called ‘SMARTATHON’ with an aim to
extend the usage of AI in creating SMARTER, SAFER, and HEALTHIER
cities. This fits in the overall VISION 2030 Plan to help enable over 200
smart cities. Apart from building smart cities powered by AI technology,
Saudi Arabia also supported the automation of 4,000 factories to curb
reliance on low-skilled workers. Upward of 10,000 manufacturers,

located around 40 industrial cities, are present in the Kingdom right now,
contributing 11% of the nation’s GDP. The Ministry of Industry and
Mineral Resources (5) LAUNCHED ‘THE FUTURE FACTORIES PROGRAM’
to build an AI-powered tech ecosystem with a serious aim to transform
the manufacturing sector of the country in the very near future.
THE FUTURE OF AI FOR YOUTH
SDAIA, in partnership with NEOM, has launched the second edition OF
THEIR NEOM AI CHALLENGE. This will target local and international small
to medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurs across the whole and
invite them to the world of innovation. The competition aims at finding
solutions to the challenges faced by NEOM using artificial intelligence
technologies, across three tracks: AI in DECISION-MAKING, AI ADAPTIVE
INSPECTION, and MACHINE-EXECUTABLE LEGISLATION to speed up
procedures and keep pace with rapid local developments.
AI FOR BETTER HEALTHCARE
The Saudi Company for Artificial Intelligence (SCAI) has signed a deal with
Lean, a leading provider of healthcare management solutions, to explore
THE DEVELOPMENT OF AI-POWERED SOLUTIONS (5) FOR THE SAUDI
HEALTHCARE SECTOR. The two parties will collaborate on taking AIdriven
technologies to the next level to deliver innovative healthcare
solutions. According to Microsoft Research’s Chief Medical Scientist, Dr.
Junaid Bajwa, who was speaking at the Summit, technology, data and
consumer demand is reshaping how value is defined and captured in the
healthcare sector.
He had earlier said that, “In terms of the role that AI can play, AI requires
access to data, access to domain expertise and access to massive
computing power. If we get the automation of processes, data
aggregation for intelligent AI analysis on top of it all right, it can reduce
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healthcare costs and support clinicians for generating novel hypotheses
and new mechanisms with which we diagnose disease in ways we could
have only imagined in the past.”
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FULLY ELECTRIC AHEAD OF 2030
The Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) is the largest power producer in the
region, with more than 50 percent of the Kingdom’s power coming from
over 450 power generation units, covering more than 800,000
kilometres. With their digital transformation program, they will focus on
using AI for big data analytics, getting themselves ready for the influx of
electric vehicles to result in a peak energy demand by 2030.
“AI (5) WILL RECOGNIZE PATTERNS OF DRIVERS who would like to keep
their vehicles on charge and those who will use them overnight. The
intelligent grid will ensure that the vehicle is ready for the driver’s next
journey,” notes Khaled Salem Al-Ghamdi, senior vice president for IT and
digital transformation at SEC.
ACTIVATING DIGITAL (5) STRATEGIES ON THE GLOBAL SCALE
Saudi Arabia, represented by SDAIA, joins the (5) WORLD BANK’S
DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP (DDP) trust fund, whereby the
Kingdom will contribute to financial support and sustainable growth of
developing countries. With that, they can activate national digital
strategies and policies to achieve common international goals. Aside
from that, Saudi will give their technical expertise where it is relevant for
World Bank client countries.
“DDP has been at the forefront of the World Bank’s digital investments
and has solidified its position of innovative analytics and technical
assistance to countries in the area of digital transformation. DDP partners
are critical to our success and on behalf of the World Bank and our client
countries it is an honor to expand our collaboration with the Kingdom of

Saudi Arabia,” says Christine Zhenwei Qiang, Director of Digital
Development at the World Bank.
In total, more than 40 partnerships and memorandum of understanding
were signed at the Summit, making it a huge signal of INTENT FOR THE
KINGDOM’S ASPIRATIONS TO BECOME AN AI HUB FOR THE WORLD,
AND THE STEADY PROGRESS TOWARDS ITS VISION 2030 GOAL.
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GLOBAL AI SUMMIT | SEPTEMBER 2022 |
RIYADH | SAUDI ARABIA
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Ghinwa Obeid, Al Arabiya English Published: 13 September ,2022: 10:30
AM GSTUpdated: 13 September ,2022: 06:07 PM GST
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Over 200 speakers representing 90 countries have come together for the
global summit that will run until September 15 at the King Abdul Aziz
International Conference Center and under the patronage of Saudi
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The Global AI Summit, organized by Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA),
will touch on topics such as the impact of AI on the public and private
sectors, healthcare, environment, transportation, smart cities and
culture among other matters.
SDAIA said on its website that “tech companies, startups, investors, and
entrepreneurs [will] meet at the Global AI Summit to shape the future of
AI.”
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the summit, Saudi Minister of
Communications & Information Technology Abdullah Alswaha said
that Saudi Arabia “has become the largest tech force of coders and data
scientists,” adding that there are currently more than 70,000 trainees in
this field.
He added that women’s participation in the field of technology has
exceeded 30 percent.
Alswaha also (5) SAID THAT SAUDI ARABIA HAS (5) PRESENTED ONE OF
THE BEST (5) EXAMPLES OF AI IMPLEMENTATION IN (5) THE LINE CITY
IN NEOM, UNDER THE (5) GUIDANCE OF THE CROWN PRINCE. (55555)
5x5
“We’ve worked with global innovators and thinkers leveraging data and
AI to deliver THE (5) FIRST COGNITIVE CITY THE LINE, and [explore] how
we can deliver the (5) FIVE-MINUTES LIVEABILITY AND WALKABILITY
where you can work, live, play and learn with zero-emissions,” he said.
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(5) THE FUTURISTIC CITY OF THE (5) LINE AIMS TO MAKE EVERYTHING
(5) ACCESSIBLE WITHIN A FIVE-MINUTE WALK while providing access to
public transport that can offer end-to-end journey within 20 minutes.
THE AUTOMATED SERVICES (5) WILL BE POWERED BY ARTIFICIAL (5)
INTELLIGENCE, ACCORDING TO NEOM’S WEBSITE.
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The Global AI Summit, organized by Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA),
will touch on topics such as the impact of AI on the public and private
sectors, healthcare, environment, transportation, smart cities and
culture among other matters, September 13, 2022.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser highlighted the significance of staying up
to date with the latest developments in the field of digital
transformation, noting that “any huge and large investment in artificial
intelligence and information technology should make companies more
profitable and more successful.”
“It is necessary to realize that the role and purpose of artificial
intelligence is that it complements human [capital], and [does] not
replace it. In my opinion, the primary priority for companies today is to
determine the best and the optimal mix of human and machinery
capabilities.”
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Touching on cyberattacks, Nasser said that they “are one of the biggest
threats that we face at Aramco with natural disasters or physical attacks”
comprising the same level of threats.
“While these attacks are growing… AI helps thwarting some of these
threats,” he added.
During the Global AI Summit, participants will also focus on “exchanging
expertise with local and international experts and exploring investment
opportunities related to AI technologies,” according to the official Saudi
Press Agency (SPA).
More than 40 agreements and Memorandums of Understanding will be
signed during the summit between public and private sectors from Saudi
Arabia and abroad, SPA added.
“This is in addition to announcing eight local and international initiatives
among global companies and institutions in a bid to enhance
international cooperation on AI and its uses.”
During his speech, Aramco’s CEO announced a new strategic project (5)
CALLED “ARAMCO GLOBAL AI CORRIDOR” that is “designed to develop
and commercialize complex AI solution to train Saudi talent, support
Saudi startups and together with global partners build a local AI
ecosystem.” He added that the project is in collaboration with California
Institute of Technology (Caltech) and Beyond Limits.
On the sidelines of the event as well, the Saudi Company for Artificial
Intelligence (SCAI), which is owned by the Public Investment Fund,
announced its plan to invest in a new project in partnership with Chinese
artificial company SenseTime to establish a developed intelligence lab
and create local job opportunities, according to Al Arabiya.
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NEW GLOBAL ORDER ON TOP AGENDA OF
RIYADH’S FII CONFERENCE
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Published: Tue 25 Oct 2022, 6:12 PM
The sixth edition of the Future Investment Initiative Conference (FIIC), (5)
THE LARGEST ECONOMIC INITIATIVE DISCUSSING (5) THE FUTURE OF
GLOBAL INVESTMENT, opened today, Tuesday, in Riyadh, with the
participation of hundreds of CEOs and financial and investment leaders.
Over three days, the conference will address today’s most pressing issues
to shape the future of the global economy. This year’s edition is being
held under (5) THE THEME ‘INVESTING IN HUMANITY: (5) ENABLING A
NEW WORLD ORDER.’ More than 7,000 delegates are attending, as (5)
WELL AS MORE THAN 500 SPEAKERS. The first session focused on the
new world order, risks, opportunities, and new horizons. The session, (5)
TITLED “THE NEW WORLD ORDER,” was attended by executives from
major banks and corporations.
BEST OF FII 6TH EDITION
https://youtu.be/0aUPyTh7_fg
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SAUDI KING SALMAN BIN ABDULAZIZ AL SAUD APPOINTED CROWN
PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN BIN ABDULAZIZ AL SAUD AS PRIME
MINISTER OF THE KINGDOM. THE APPOINTMENT WAS MADE
THROUGH A ROYAL DECREE AS AN EXCEPTION TO THE PROVISION OF
ARTICLE (56) OF THE BASIC LAW OF GOVERNANCE, AND THE RELEVANT
PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THE LAW OF THE CABINET, SAUDI PRESS
AGENCY REPORTED.
The Saudi King issued three decrees on appointment of the prime
minister, his chairmanship of the cabinet as well as the reshuffle in the
cabinet. SAUDI KING SALMAN BIN ABDULAZIZ AL SAUD APPOINTED
CROWN PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN BIN ABDULAZIZ AL SAUD
AS PRIME MINISTER OF THE KINGDOM. ACCORDING TO A DECREE, THE
WEEKLY SESSION OF THE CABINET, WHICH THE KING ATTENDS, WILL BE
HELD UNDER HIS CHAIRMANSHIP.
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A BIBLICAL BOTTOMLESS PIT OF EVIL: SEVEN
SAUDI KINGS AND THE BEAST
THE ANTICHRIST’S GENETIC LINEAGE
https://rumble.com/v562805-a-biblical-bottomless-pit-of-evilseven-saudi-kings-and-the-beast.html
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/69452394/theantichrists-genetic-lineage
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666. THE NUMBER OF THE PRINCE, BEAST,
ANTICHRIST, MAHDI, 12TH IMAM
https://rumble.com/v561ko5-666.-the-number-of-the-princebeast-antichrist-mahdi-12th-imam.html
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GREAT WHITE THRONE AND ETERNAL JUDGEMENT
https://rumble.com/v5673cv-great-white-throne-and-eternaljudgement.html
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The ABCs (7) of Salvation through Jesus Christ (the Lamb)
A. (7) Admit/Acknowledge/Accept that you are sinner. Ask (7) God’s forgiveness
and repent of your sins.
. . . “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23).
. . . “As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one.” (Romans 3:10).
. . . “If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in
us.” (1 John 1:8).
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B. Believe Jesus is Lord. Believe that (7) Jesus Christ is who He claimed to (7) be;
that He was both fully God (7) and fully man and that we are (7) saved through
His death, burial, and resurrection. (7) Put your trust in Him as your (7) only
hope of salvation. Become a son (7) or daughter of God by receiving Christ.
(7777777) 7x7
. . . “That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life. For
God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever
believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his
son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might
be saved. (John 3:15-17). For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall
be saved.” (Romans 10:13).
C. Call upon His name, Confess (7) with your heart and with your lips (7) that
Jesus is your Lord and Savior.
. . . “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in
thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with
the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is
made unto salvation.” (Romans 10:9-10).
. . . “If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in
us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to
cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say that we have not sinned, we make
him a liar, and his word is not in us.” (John 1:8-10).
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