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Business Recorder
25-04-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Sahibzad Khan elected WMO VP for Asia
KARACHI: In a landmark achievement for Pakistan, seasoned meteorologist, Sahibzad Khan has been elected as Vice President of the World Meteorological Organization's Regional Association II (Asia) during its 18th Session. Sahibzad, who serves as Pakistan's permanent representative to the WMO, boasts decades of expertise in climate science, disaster risk management, and strengthening cross-border meteorological collaboration. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Zawya
24-04-2025
- Climate
- Zawya
Saudi Arabia elected chair of Asia region of World Meteorological Organization
CAIRO — The members of Regional Association II (Asia) of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), have elected Saudi Arabia, represented by Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for Meteorology Dr. Ayman Ghulam, as chair of the region. The 18th session, which was held virtually, was attended by representatives of Asian member states and relevant regional and international organizations specializing in meteorology and climate. Dr. Ghulam was elected by acclamation, reflecting the Kingdom's esteemed position and pioneering role in advancing meteorological systems at the regional and international levels. The election also comes in recognition of Saudi Arabia's notable achievements in atmospheric monitoring, application of advanced technologies, and enhancement of climate services quality. Dr. Ghulam emphasized the Kingdom's commitment to supporting approved regional initiatives, facilitating the exchange of technical expertise and knowledge, and enhancing cooperation mechanisms among member states. He noted that these efforts aim to improve meteorological and climate services, as well as to address urgent environmental challenges. He stated that Saudi Arabia will launch comprehensive training and qualification programs for technical personnel, improve forecasting and monitoring infrastructure, and enable member states to benefit from successful experiences and national capabilities. Dr. Ghulam added that these initiatives are expected to have a positive impact on community safety and promote sustainable development throughout the region. © Copyright 2022 The Saudi Gazette. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Saudi Gazette
23-04-2025
- Climate
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi Arabia elected chair of Asia region of World Meteorological Organization
Saudi Gazette report CAIRO — The members of Regional Association II (Asia) of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), have elected Saudi Arabia, represented by Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for Meteorology Dr. Ayman Ghulam, as chair of the region. The 18th session, which was held virtually, was attended by representatives of Asian member states and relevant regional and international organizations specializing in meteorology and climate. Dr. Ghulam was elected by acclamation, reflecting the Kingdom's esteemed position and pioneering role in advancing meteorological systems at the regional and international levels. The election also comes in recognition of Saudi Arabia's notable achievements in atmospheric monitoring, application of advanced technologies, and enhancement of climate services quality. Dr. Ghulam emphasized the Kingdom's commitment to supporting approved regional initiatives, facilitating the exchange of technical expertise and knowledge, and enhancing cooperation mechanisms among member states. He noted that these efforts aim to improve meteorological and climate services, as well as to address urgent environmental challenges. He stated that Saudi Arabia will launch comprehensive training and qualification programs for technical personnel, improve forecasting and monitoring infrastructure, and enable member states to benefit from successful experiences and national capabilities. Dr. Ghulam added that these initiatives are expected to have a positive impact on community safety and promote sustainable development throughout the region.
