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SBA Showcases Exceptional Media Coverage of Hajj Season 1446
The Saudi Broadcasting Authority (SBA) has released a documentary film highlighting its outstanding efforts in covering the Hajj season of 1446 . The film underscores the extensive media operations undertaken to broadcast the Hajj rituals to a global audience and showcase the Kingdom's prominent role in serving pilgrims. The documentary details the scale of the SBA's comprehensive media strategy and its use of cutting-edge technologies to deliver high-quality coverage. It also emphasizes the organization's commitment to portraying the national identity and reinforcing Saudi Arabia's international stature. SBA SBA CEO Mohammed bin Fahd Al-Harithi described Hajj as an exceptional national event, during which the state mobilizes all available resources. He stressed that media coverage of Hajj is not only a professional task but also a national honor and duty. Al-Harithi noted that the SBA's efforts extend beyond domestic broadcasting, reaching international audiences through collaboration with the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) and other regional organizations. These partnerships aim to ensure that Hajj coverage reaches Muslim households around the world. He also expressed gratitude for the unwavering support of Minister of Media Salman Al-Dossary, whose leadership has been instrumental in enabling the SBA to deliver world-class coverage of this significant event. SBA Vice President Khaled Al-Ghamdi outlined the technical preparations, including the deployment of more than 14 TV production vehicles, 12 satellite uplink trucks, and nearly 120 cameras across the holy sites. These efforts enabled over 400 hours of live broadcasting across five dedicated Hajj channels. Al-Ghamdi also highlighted the pre-season training of approximately 50 reporters, reflecting the SBA's ongoing commitment to enhancing the quality and professionalism of its Hajj coverage year after year. Related Topics: Saudi Broadcasting Authority, Media Forum Participate in CABSAT 2025 in Dubai University of Jeddah Secures 1st Place at Harvard Health Hackathon Over 400 Participants Compete to Drive Innovation in Injaz Hackathon Saudi Culture Ministry Launches Crafts Hackathon As Part of Year of Handicrafts Short link : Post Views: 15
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26-05-2025
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Saudi Arabia Launches ‘Cultural Innovation Challenge' for Policies Design
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Culture has launched the 'Cultural Innovation Challenge (POLICYTHON),' to engage people in a policy design hackathon, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The hackathon will bring together various national talents and international experts from all over the world. Under the auspicious of Minister of Culture Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Farhan, the 'Cultural Innovation Challenge,' significantly focuses on elevating the design skills of cultural policies. Therefore, it will make a real difference in fostering the growth of Saudi cultural sector and achieving comprehensive and sustainable development. With a special focus on introducing solutions and policies, the hackathon targets innovators, entrepreneurs, academic researchers, public policy professionals, university students, the cultural public, government employees, and other relevant groups. Interestingly, the ministry has dedicated a total prize pool surpassing SAR500,000 for the winners. Those who are interested in taking part at the competition can register from now until mid-June, through the following link: Detail – MOC Related Topics: University of Jeddah Secures 1st Place at Harvard Health Hackathon Over 400 Participants Compete to Drive Innovation in Injaz Hackathon Saudi Culture Ministry Launches Crafts Hackathon As Part of Year of Handicrafts Short link : Post Views: 14
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20-04-2025
- Health
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University of Jeddah Secures 1st Place at Harvard Health Hackathon
The University of Jeddah has achieved a remarkable global milestone as Ahmed Bawazeer, a standout student from the College of Computer Science and Engineering and a participant in the university's Gifted Talent Recruitment and Care Program, earned first place at the prestigious Harvard Health Hackathon. The event, hosted by Prince Mohammed Bin Salman College of Business and Entrepreneurship (MBSC) and organized by Harvard University, was held under the theme: 'Building High-Value Health Systems: Harnessing Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence.' Competing against 160 innovative projects, Bawazeer's AI-driven solution captured top honors, highlighting the potential of artificial intelligence in transforming healthcare systems of the future. This achievement underscores the University of Jeddah's commitment to empowering its students, fostering innovation, and advancing the role of AI in building sustainable and impactful health solutions on a global scale. Related Topics: University of Jeddah Launches 'Container' Logistics Incubator with Modon Khaled Al-Faisal inaugurates the first university-run with AI in Jeddah Islamic University in Medina Launches Cultures, Peoples Festival KAUST to Host 2025 'Times Higher Education World Academic Summit,' First in Middle East Short link : Post Views: 22 Related Stories
