Smartphones from the Huawei Mate10 Series and the new Huawei Nova 3e are ideal to be given as gifts to mothers on their special day.
“A mother symbolizes paramount sacrifice and generosity. She does not brag about her leading role in the family. Therefore, on her special day, she deserves to accessorize her hand with one of the most beautiful and elegant smartphones. This is to show appreciation and admiration for her kindness toward her children and the many sacrifices she makes to see them happy,” Huawei said in a press release.
Smartphones from the Huawei Mate10 Series and the new Huawei Nova 3e are considered to be the perfect phones for turning beautiful memories into photos.
“A mother is usually the last person to capture special moments with a traditional photo or a selfie, even though she loves taking pictures of her family to have them with her all the time and enjoy without worrying about editing or finding the perfect filter for them,” the company said.
“With the Huawei Mate10 Series and Huawei Nova 3e HD smart cameras, a mother can take the most beautiful photos of her happy moments with her children as well as have perfect photos that accentuate natural beauty for everyone to look perfect.”
The smartphones are equipped with technology that allows contouring the face’s features, enhancing the skin color, reducing wrinkles and even hiding acne to give the skin a healthier and fresher look, in addition to increasing the size of the eyes and highlighting the eyelashes, making them look thicker.
Moreover, the fact that children move a lot while taking their photos, makes shooting with a phone camera challenging.
However, with the Huawei Mate10 Series and Huawei Nova 3e, a mother would be able to capture every moment, thanks to the AI-supported feature in the Huawei Mate10 Series that enables fast capturing of moving objects and reduces noise, making photo taking of moving objects easier and clearer even at night or with dim lighting. Huawei Nova 3e is now available for pre-order in the Kingdom.
Huawei Mate10 Series and Nova 3e: Perfect presents for Mother’s Day
Huawei Mate10 Series and Nova 3e: Perfect presents for Mother’s Day
More crop per drop: NADEC and EF Polymer deploy breakthrough technology to cut agricultural water use by 40%
Following a strategic technology-scouting framework led by Universal Materials Incubator, the National Agricultural Development Company has entered into a partnership to launch large-scale field trials of EF Polymer, marking a significant step in deploying deep-technology solutions to strengthen the Kingdom’s food and water security.
The collaboration initiates field trials of EF Polymer’s proprietary solution — a 100 percent organic, biodegradable powder that performs like a “soil battery” upcycled from food waste. Engineered to address water scarcity in arid and semi-arid regions, the material can absorb up to 50 times its own weight in water and gradually release moisture directly to plant roots. This mechanism has the potential to reduce irrigation water use by up to 40 percent, while enhancing crop yield and long-term agricultural productivity.
Beyond water efficiency, EF Polymer improves nutrient retention by minimizing fertilizer leaching, thereby reducing overall fertilizer requirements. After approximately one year in the soil, the material fully biodegrades into organic carbon, organic matter, and trace nutrients such as magnesium, calcium, and nitrogen — contributing directly to improved soil health and long-term fertility.
The solution is affordable, easy to apply, and suitable for a wide range of crops, making it viable both for individual farmers and for industrial-scale agricultural operations such as NADEC’s.
EF Polymer has already achieved significant commercial adoption across multiple global markets, including Japan, the US, India and Turkiye, where it is actively used by farmers and agribusiness operators to improve water efficiency, soil health, and crop resilience under varying climatic conditions.
Its organic credentials are certified by OMRI and Ecocert, reinforcing its alignment with sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices.
The stakes for this alliance are high. By 2030, global freshwater demand is projected to exceed supply by 40 percent. In Saudi Arabia, the challenge is localized but intense: the agricultural sector alone consumes approximately 11.4 billion cubic meters of water annually. This partnership underscores NADEC’s commitment to adopting innovative, scalable technologies that conserve natural resources while supporting resilient food systems across the Kingdom.
Mohamed Al-Rajhi, VP of supply chain sector at NADEC, said: “Strategic agriculture today requires a long-term commitment to soil health and resource circularity. NADEC is leading the shift toward regenerative practices that restore our natural capital rather than merely consuming it. By diversifying our crop portfolio and investing in closed-loop nutrient management, we are insulating our operations against global price volatility and environmental shifts.”
“We are aggressively deploying AI-driven irrigation systems and satellite-based crop monitoring to optimize every drop of water and every hectare of land. This strategic pivot toward agri-digitization allows us to mitigate climate risks in real-time while significantly reducing our carbon footprint. Our commitment to sustainability is our greatest competitive advantage, ensuring that NADEC remains the cornerstone of the Middle East’s agri-food sector for decades to come. These trials focus on strategic scalable crops like wheat and olive trees to ensure the future of the Kingdom’s food security is both sustainable and locally rooted,” he added.
Strategic trial milestones:
- Wheat: Trials have commenced to demonstrate water retention in this water-intensive crop.
- Olive and blueberry: Specialized testing is scheduled for March to evaluate yield improvements and nutrient efficiency.
This collaboration supports Saudi Vision 2030 goals of reducing non-renewable groundwater use by 90 percent.
