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Red Sea Farms, SAUDIA sign MoU to bring healthy, locally-sourced meals to passengers

KAUST ·

Red Sea Farms, a KAUST spinout agritech company, and SAUDIA have signed an MoU to supply the airline with locally-sourced, sustainable food options. This collaboration aims to reduce SAUDIA's carbon footprint by decreasing reliance on imported goods. Red Sea Farms also assisted SAUDIA on menu development and video content to promote the health and sustainability benefits of the produce. Why it matters: This partnership highlights the growing focus on sustainability within the Saudi aviation sector and demonstrates the potential for agritech companies to contribute to national environmental goals.

SANS and KAUST sign MoU to strengthen local aviation innovation and technology

KAUST ·

Saudi Air Navigation Services (SANS) and KAUST have signed an MoU to collaborate on research, innovation, and advanced technology deployment in aviation. The partnership aims to leverage KAUST's AI and data analytics expertise to support SANS' digital transformation and the National Aviation Strategy. The collaboration will focus on developing data-driven solutions for air traffic management, operational efficiency, and national capability development. Why it matters: This MoU signifies a strategic alignment between academia and a key aviation sector player to advance technological capabilities and support Saudi Arabia's national transport and logistics strategy.

Boeing opens R&D office at KAUST

KAUST ·

Boeing has inaugurated a new Research & Technology office at KAUST's Research and Technology Park, marking Boeing's first research center in a university within the GCC. The office will focus on R&D in aerospace technologies, building on Boeing's partnership with KAUST since 2009. Boeing is currently collaborating with KAUST on six major projects in areas like advanced materials and solar power. Why it matters: The establishment of this office signifies a deepened commitment to R&D in Saudi Arabia and the region, leveraging KAUST's resources to advance aerospace technologies.

SDAIA chief reviews AI readiness for Makkah Route Initiative - Arab News PK

SDAIA ·

The chief of the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) reviewed the artificial intelligence readiness of the Makkah Route Initiative, a program aimed at facilitating pilgrim journeys. This assessment likely involves evaluating the integration of AI technologies to enhance efficiency and services for pilgrims. The review underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to leveraging advanced technologies for its national initiatives. Why it matters: This highlights Saudi Arabia's strategic focus on applying AI to large-scale public services and pilgrim management, improving operational efficiency and the overall experience for millions of pilgrims.