Baha University to develop AI transport solution

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Updated 06 November 2025
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Baha University to develop AI transport solution

RIYADH: Baha University has been selected for the 2025 cohort of the IBM Impact Accelerator program to develop the CH-MARL framework, an advanced artificial intelligence solution for coordinating transport and port fleets.

The project aims to reduce fleet downtime, fuel use, and carbon emissions across key logistical hubs, aligning with Vision 2030’s sustainability goals, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Wednesday.

Abdullah Al-Hussein, the university’s president, said the participation enhances its research standing, expands opportunities for student researchers, and strengthens its impact on the Kingdom’s transport and logistics sector.

Research team leader Saad Al-Qithami said the CH-MARL project uses AI and cloud computing to transform fleet management and logistics operations, supporting the Kingdom’s sustainability agenda.

He added that the project will enable seamless transitions between simulation and live operations, cutting downtime and fuel use while improving air quality in major logistical centers, contributing to Vision 2030 and global climate goals.


Saudi Arabia promotes values of moderation and tolerance in Jakarta

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Saudi Arabia promotes values of moderation and tolerance in Jakarta

JAKARTA: The Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance delivered the Friday sermon at Al-Azhar Mosque in Jakarta as part of a ministry program organized in cooperation with its Indonesian counterpart.

The initiative reflects the ministry’s commitment to strengthening its religious and educational presence and fulfilling its mission of promoting the values of moderation and tolerance, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The sermon was attended by many worshippers eager to benefit from its spiritual and intellectual content.

The ministry also launched its 30th intensive training course in Jakarta.

The three-day program for 100 participants covers scholarly lessons and topics focused on instilling the values of moderation and centrism.

The Saudi government aims to boost its relationship with the Muslim world at all levels. 

In October, the Kingdom launched a five-day scientific course in Ghana aimed at training and qualifying preachers and orators in the African country.