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The Ministry of Health and the healthcare system continue to employ digital technologies and artificial intelligence to bring healthcare services closer to beneficiaries and facilitate access wherever they are, in line with the objectives of the Health Sector Transformation Program, stemming from Saudi Vision 2030. The program has reshaped the concept of healthcare delivery, making prevention the starting point and human health the ultimate goal, in a transformation that is redefining the relationship between beneficiaries and healthcare. Seha Virtual Hospital stands out as one of the key pillars of this transformation. It is the world’s largest virtual hospital, according to Guinness…
For seven years, Farah Libardee returned to Sharan Budhrani’s home and his world: to long conversations in his studio, messages and poems sent across cities, and time spent listening not only to Sharan but to the people who have held his life together. There were the difficult medical chapters, the tracheostomy, the hospital stays and the wordless months. There was also painting, football, speeches, friends, family, and the wry humour that has survived even the darkest moments. The result is Chasing Kites, a deeply personal, multi-perspective biography that Farah has given to Sharan — a book that preserves his journey…
OMODA & JAECOO Records 150% Growth in Global Sales While Advancing UAE Smart Mobility Vision
OMODA & JAECOO has continued its remarkable global growth trajectory, reporting 69,739 vehicle sales in July 2026, an increase of nearly 150% year-on-year and marking the brand’s seventh consecutive month of triple-digit growth. New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) accounted for 56,587 units, representing more than 81% of total monthly sales, while cumulative global sales reached 448,849 units by the end of July, reinforcing the company’s ambition to achieve annual sales of one million units by 2027. The strong global momentum is mirrored in the UAE, where OMODA & JAECOO has surpassed 5,000 vehicle deliveries within its first year of operations, supported…
RIYADH — The Muslim World League (MWL) and several Arab countries strongly welcomed the statement issued by UN Security Council members condemning the Houthi militia’s missile attacks against Saudi Arabia since July 13 and attacks against commercial vessels since July 22. The MWL welcomed the August 7 statement, with Secretary-General Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa stressing the need to adhere to relevant Security Council resolutions, particularly Resolution 2216, respect Yemen’s sovereignty, and reject actions that threaten regional security and maritime navigation. Al-Issa reiterated full solidarity with Saudi Arabia and support for all measures taken by the Kingdom to deter aggression, safeguard…
The second group of Umrah performers under the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ Guests Program for Umrah and Visitation, implemented by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, yesterday visited Jabal Uhud, the Martyrs of Uhud Cemetery, and Quba Mosque as part of the religious and cultural program prepared by the ministry for program guests during their stay in Madinah, before they travel to Makkah to perform Umrah. During their visit to Jabal Uhud and the Martyrs of Uhud Cemetery, the guests were briefed on the history of the Battle of Uhud, which took place in the third year…
Bharat Raigangar. How AI acceleration turned Supply Chain Trust Risk Management on its head – why the Board needs to rethink nth Party – vendor security today. For decades, enterprise supply chain security ran on a comfortable rhythm of polite trust and administrative paperwork. Once a year, vendor management teams sent out massive, 200-question spreadsheets: CAIQs, SIGs, SOC 2 reports asking third-party partners to attest to their security hygiene. Vendors stamped them, compliance checked the box, and everyone moved on. Then, artificial intelligence broke the timeline. AI hasn’t just introduced new threat vectors; it has fundamentally altered the economics of exploitation. Attackers no longer…
Ericsson was recently selected by AT&T to supply them with 600MHz dual-band radios as the latter works to put newly acquired spectrum from EchoStar to use across its wireless network. The operator stated the move is part of its ongoing effort to boost capacity, coverage, and performance nationwide, with a particular focus on improving reliability in harder-to-reach places, including indoors and in rural areas. AT&T explained the 600MHz spectrum is especially valuable because it can travel farther and penetrate buildings more effectively than some higher-frequency spectrum, helping customers stay connected in more locations, whether at home, at work, or on…
Ehab Adel, Director – Cybersecurity & AI Factory, Mindware. For years, cybersecurity strategies were built around a single objective: keep attackers out. Organisations invested heavily in firewalls, antivirus software, perimeter defenses, and access controls, believing that stronger preventive measures would stop cyber threats before they could cause harm. Today’s digital enterprises operate in an environment where sophisticated attackers, cloud-first infrastructures, remote workforces, connected devices, third-party ecosystems, and artificial intelligence have dramatically expanded the attack surface. Even the most mature organisations acknowledge an uncomfortable reality: no security control can prevent every attack. The question is no longer if an organisation will experience a cyber incident.…
FIFA on Saturday (Aug 8) condemned “a concerted and ongoing effort by some to undermine” the world game’s governing body and its president Gianni Infantino as the controversy over his now-shelved private investment plan rumbles on. Infantino has faced calls to resign and was also subject to allegations from a British newspaper on Friday that he paid off a lover while at European governing body UEFA. “Recent reporting has included unsubstantiated assertions and demonstrably false claims concerning FIFA and its President,” said the FIFA statement. Infantino served as secretary general of European football’s governing body from 2009 to 2016. According…
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance has deployed interactive robots and artificial intelligence technologies at the 46th session of the King Abdulaziz International Competition for Memorizing, Reciting and Interpreting the Holy Quran, held in Makkah. The mobile robots, equipped with interactive touchscreens, provide competition schedules, event locations, and service information, and answer inquiries in over 90 languages, streamlining participants’ experience and saving time and effort. The initiative reflects the ministry’s commitment to leveraging modern technology to elevate services for participants from around the world and reinforce the competition’s standing as a global gathering for Quran memorizers. Source: Riyadh Daily
