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AI training program for young Saudis

Dr. Abdullah bin Sharaf Al-Ghamdi, president of the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority on Monday announced the launch of a training program in the field of data and artificial intelligence (AI) for 100 young men and women in the Makkah

Makkah governor launches distance learning campaign

Makkah Gov. Prince Khalid Al-Faisal on Monday launched a “distance learning” campaign under the auspices of the 5th Makkah Cultural Forum. The drive has been launched to support the education department to provide students hailing from

Saudi Arabia’s recoveries exceed 290K

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health announced a triple-digit daily increase in the number of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases for the third day in a row this week, while recoveries exceeded 290,000 on Monday. A total of 951 new cases of

Saudi project clears 1,257 Houthi mines in one week

The Saudi Project for Landmine Clearance (Masam) in Yemen dismantled 31 anti-personnel mines, 299 anti-tank mines, 2 explosive devices and 925

859 inspections to catch violators of COVID-19 measures in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province

Eastern Province municipality has carried out 859 field inspection tours in the region as part of coronavirus precautionary measures. The tours were

Food startups in spotlight at Jouf festival

Food carts formed a chain of restaurants at the “Tathawaq” (Taste) festival in Al-Nakheel Park in Sakaka. It features 25 food carts run

Saudi economy and COVID-19: ‘Good can come of evil’

The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt the global economy a harsh blow and the Saudi Arabian economy has been no exception, despite its strength. However, the pandemic has created a prudent spending culture in Saudi society in which the national economy is

Saudi rights body welcomes introduction of alternative penalties

The Saudi Human Rights Commission welcomed Thursday’s decision by the attorney general to adopt alternative penalties, including electronic tagging, for those convicted of certain crimes in the Kingdom. a“We welcome the issuance of the

‘Divorce coach’ podcast aims to end stigma of marriage breakup in Saudi Arabia

Divorce rates in the Kingdom began climbing as soon the lockdown ended and life started returning to normal, the latest report by the Saudi Justice Ministry shows. In June, 4,079 divorce certificates were issued in Saudi Arabia — 30 times

Saudi students working remotely at risk from cyberattacks: Experts

Saudi students working remotely were on Wednesday urged to protect their computers from the threat of cyberattacks. Tech experts fear that university students could fall prey to hackers when the new term begins if they fail to follow security