KSA sends tons of food relief to displaced Yemenis Marib, Al Jawf and Lahij

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KSRelief trucks are seen at a refugee camp in Marib, Yemen, after delivering food relief for displaced people. (SPA)
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Yemeni refugees bring reliefgoods d to a refugee camp in Al-Jawf governorate, Yemen. (SPA)
Updated 15 January 2019
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KSA sends tons of food relief to displaced Yemenis Marib, Al Jawf and Lahij

JEDDAH:  Six trucks from the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid (KSRelief) destined for people displaced from Yemen’s Saada to Marib governorate, on Monday arrived loaded with 1,800 food packages.

The aid is the latest of 321 relief projects being operated by KSRelief for the Yemeni people.

On Sunday, KSRelief distributed 1,100 food baskets to 6,600 displaced people in the Tibn area of Yemen’s Lahij region. 

It also distributed 950 food baskets weighing 70 tons and 300 kilograms to the displaced in Al-Ghail Directorate in Al-Jawf governorate.

A total of 102,170 food baskets are being distributed to nine Yemeni governorates as part of the Saudi aid initiative.

The number of aid projects so far implemented by the center to support the Yemeni people has reached 301.
KSRelief offers a range of services to Yemeni and Syrian people, including health care and free medicine.

In December last year, it sent heating fuel and gas cylinders to 9,347 displaced people in northern Syria. Fuel was given to 4,781 individuals in and around Arima and Al-Bab, while an additional 82,600 liters of diesel was distributed to 826 families in the region.


Saudi Arabia’s KAUST advances AI training with winter school

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Saudi Arabia’s KAUST advances AI training with winter school

  • The event provides a platform for research collaboration, academic partnerships, and connections with global scientific institutions

JEDDAH: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology is hosting the second MenaML Winter School, in partnership with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, from Jan. 24 to 29.

It brings together leading researchers, scientists, and specialists in artificial intelligence from across the Middle East and North Africa, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The program aims to advance scientific research and build specialized technical skills through an intensive curriculum covering both theoretical and applied AI.

Sessions cover the latest in intelligent model engineering, AI for scientific applications, and high-efficiency computing technologies.

Representatives from 16 international scientific and technological institutions are participating, alongside 300 researchers selected from 2,300 applicants based on merit and research potential.

The event provides a platform for research collaboration, academic partnerships, and connections with global scientific institutions.

It promotes innovation and solutions across sectors, including energy, health, infrastructure, and advanced technology, the SPA reported.

The program strengthens regional human capital through advanced training, knowledge exchange with leading experts, and fostering an ecosystem that encourages research and innovation.

It also reinforces the Kingdom’s role as a regional and global hub for scientific research and advanced technologies, supporting its contribution to the development of AI.