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Saudi Arabia’s National Day holds exceptional significance for Yemenis
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is celebrating its 90th National Day in the backdrop of numerous achievements and transformations it has witnessed in recent years at various levels under the wise and capable leadership of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman.It is a well-deserved celebration of a unique day in human history that witnessed the birth of a country, and for remarkable feats it made in a record period of time which otherwise appeared impossible given the size of the country.The Kingdom has witnessed a comprehensive renaissance in the political, economic, developmental and human resource fields, and joined the select group of nations and people and is regarded as one of the most influential countries in the region and the world.It is not...
September 22, 2020

Saudi Arabia’s National Day holds exceptional significance for Yemenis

Has COVID-19 made us embrace the future?
There have been many terrible consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, with countless lives lost and many more people becoming seriously ill.International flights were also grounded and borders closed as countries went into lockdown to stop the disease spreading. But did these awful times give us a glimpse of how we will connect more easily with each other in the future?This thought struck me as I attended a scientific initiative called the 2020 Virtual Research Camp at the University of Tabuk this summer. It was free of charge and aimed at helping students to improve their research skills, understanding the process from start to finish.The thing which stood out most for me was the huge numbers of people that took part, logging on to learn digitally from many different locations. They did...
September 21, 2020

Has COVID-19 made us embrace the future?

Diabetes in Saudi Arabia: Prevalence, Prevention, and Progress
Diabetes in Saudi Arabia is a condition that requires urgent, open, and honest discussion. Diabetes impairs the body's ability to process blood glucose, also known as blood sugar. While there are several subsets of diabetes, two broad types are classed as chronic, type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes.Both result in high glucose levels that cause complications to other parts of the body. For centuries diabetes was considered a death sentence. In recent times, modern science has developed tremendously in both prevention and management. Today, we have an abundance of new knowledge and research on the condition; however, a diabetes diagnosis still weighs heavily on those impacted by the disease and their loved ones.The Two Primary Types of DiabetesType 1 diabetes is sometimes called...
September 17, 2020

Diabetes in Saudi Arabia: Prevalence, Prevention, and Progress

KAUST and renewable energy
I have read the news about King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) obtaining in 2019 the first patent in the world for generating electricity from formic acid. I do not know how such an important piece of news passed on without getting the due media coverage that it deserves!It is not an ordinary matter that a Saudi university managed to occupy such a leading position in the world in developing renewable energy technology. Rather it enhances the value and position of the Kingdom as one of the countries that influences change and building the future of the world after coming out of the mold of linking the Kingdom with oil as the main source of energy!In details, a research group at KAUST, led by Professor Kuo-Wei Huang, has played a pioneering role in developing power...
September 17, 2020

KAUST and renewable energy

Iran, the envoy of peace!
Who is the most prominent peace envoy to have convinced the region and its countries, to a large extent, of the necessity to establish peace with Israel?Do you think it's US envoy Brian Hook or President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner? My conviction is that the main peace envoy is Iran, with the help of Turkey, a torchbearer of Tehran.Saudi Arabia knows that it is Iran that supports Houthis in Yemen who are targeting our borders just as they target our neighbor Yemen and its legitimacy. The Iranians have been targeting our security for four decades, sometimes with direct terrorism, even in Makkah during the Hajj, and sometimes through Al-Qaeda, and so on.As far as the United Arab Emirates is concerned, it is also Iran that is the one occupying its islands and threatening its...
September 17, 2020

Iran, the envoy of peace!

Saudi education and refugees
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, this pioneering and leading state, is continuing to lead the region, and this time by creating educational content through 24 education channels that are broadcast for free, YouTube channels, and various balanced and distinct content.The viewers of this content are not only from within the Kingdom, but from about 35% of the world’s countries, specifically from those with a large number of refugees. This calls for expecting an additional pioneering role for this country in its support and generosity in building man. So what if the Saudi education structure, which has proved its worth and has continued in this task incessantly, was actually relied on? This is at a time when we have seen the biggest countries crumble from the very first test.Trust in Saudi minds...
September 16, 2020

Saudi education and refugees

Peace ... and a deadly chess move
Whoever believes that the region has not changed after the announcement of the UAE-Bahraini-Israeli peace agreement, under the American auspices, is mistaken. To explain this scenario, we must be politically unbiased as they say you cannot look at the image when you are part of it.To begin with, it must be said that a transformation has occurred in our region that contradicts an awareness that was shaped by our imagination and our political culture or at least by the slogans about the Israeli aggression, occupation, and expansion “from the Nile to the Euphrates”.In 2000, Israel withdrew from southern Lebanon, as well as from Gaza in 2005, or what was known as “disengagement.” But since 2003, after the US invasion of Iraq, and after the assassination of Rafik Hariri in Lebanon in...
September 15, 2020

Peace ... and a deadly chess move

Is there a more suitable word to describe Islam better than peace?
Do you believe that we have a lot of prejudices against other religions? I think our perception of this is changing in general for the better day by day.One of the best ways to understand ourselves and discover new things is by interacting with people who neither speak our language nor understand our culture and it is fun to expand and grow, noting the beauty and the contrast of the environment to identify new things we need and want.Thus, we need to find a common ground with people around us, regardless of their race, gender, and culture. The equation is so simple, it only needs some understanding and sometimes empathy, or putting ourselves in place of others to see things from different angles.We can also let go of everything said by others and to give ourselves time to begin to try...
September 14, 2020

Is there a more suitable word to describe Islam better than peace?

Civil society at the heart of G20 efforts to build a better future for all
ALL over the world, societies are facing an unprecedented crisis. Whether you are in New York, Paris, London, Beijing, New Delhi or Riyadh, the story is the same; the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in tragedy for some, separated families and left many worried about their jobs and businesses. The economic impact of the pandemic could be the worst recession since the Great Depression.However, amid the uncertainty, there is hope. All around the world citizens, communities, scientists, businesses, researchers and civil society organizations are rising to the challenge, making a crucial contribution in this global fight.As the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the world, so did collective action and solidarity. Across the world, civil society organizations brought relief to the most vulnerable...
September 10, 2020

Civil society at the heart of G20 efforts to build a better future for all

France between two pictures, of Khomeini and Fairouz
The French initiative towards Lebanon and the effort exerted by French President Emmanuel Macron deserve all appreciation for being the clearest initiative, especially following the efforts led by the French president, which were crowned by two visits — the first after the Beirut Port explosion, and the second early this month.Macron’s second visit came to ensure that politicians and parties adhere to the required reform steps, which the Lebanese are demanding and the international community is insisting on, most important of which is that Lebanon distance itself from the political crises in the region.Macron's visits, and his initiative, mean that the French president has delved into the details, and as is said, “The devil is in the detail”. Among those Lebanese details is the...
September 07, 2020

France between two pictures, of Khomeini and Fairouz

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