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Jeddah: His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, sent a cable of condolences and sympathy to King Hamad bin Issa Al Khalifa of the Kingdom of Bahrain on the death of Shaikh Abdullah bin Salman bin Khalid Al Khalifa.
The Crown Prince expressed deepest condolences and sincere sympathy to the king and the families of the deceased, praying Allah to protect King Hamad.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Makkah: The Presidency for Religious Affairs at the Two Holy Mosques warmly welcomed the first batch of pilgrims, showering them with gifts, informative material, and a comprehensive suite of enriching religious programs.
This initiative is designed to elevate the spiritual journey during the sacred pilgrimage.
The presidency emphasized its unwavering commitment to enriching the pilgrim experience by utilizing “high-quality enriching initiatives” that leverage cutting-edge technology, digital tools, modern media, artificial intelligence, and translation services to streamline access to religious guidance and ensure that pilgrims fully benefit from the services provided.
The presidency also seeks to “spread the moderate message of the two holy mosques globally”, in line with the aspirations of the Saudi leadership, and to provide exceptional religious services that embody the values of tolerance and moderation.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Sennar State, The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has distributed 600 food baskets to needy and displaced families in Sennar State, Republic of Sudan, benefiting 1,900 individuals as part of the food security support project in Sudan.
This falls within the framework of the humanitarian and relief efforts carried out by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through its humanitarian arm, KSrelief, to alleviate the humanitarian crisis of the Sudanese people.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Manama, Assistant Secretary-General for Social Affairs at the Arab League Haifa Abu Ghazaleh emphasized the crucial timing of the upcoming Arab Summit in Bahrain, given the ongoing crisis in Palestine.
Addressing the preparatory meeting, Abu Ghazaleh highlighted the dire humanitarian, social, and economic situation in Gaza caused by the Israeli aggression.
She praised the Arab countries for providing aid to Gaza, but stressed the need for continued support to alleviate the suffering in the strip.
Abu Ghazaleh announced that the Arab League has developed an emergency response plan to address the economic and social fallout of the aggression, and highlighted the importance of the private sector and social development institutions in supporting effective social policies.
She pointed to several key topics on the meeting’s agenda, including a proposal for a new social contract and the Arab Vision 2045, which aim to significantly improve the lives of Arab citizens.
Abu Ghazaleh expressed gratitude to Bahrain f
or organizing the summit in collaboration with the Arab League.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Riyadh: The Saudi Fashion Commission is pleased to announce the success of its recent virtual panel discussion titled “The Future of Fashion: It’s All About Digital Reality.” Moderated by the esteemed Shahinaz Alotaishan, this enlightening dialogue took place on Thursday, April 25th, aimed at exploring the innovative intersections between digital technology and fashion, according to a press release.
The engaging virtual event featured prominent figures from the fashion and tech industries, including Alexander Jorias, Co-founder and CEO of Club Cooee, and Noura Alghilaisi, celebrated fashion designer and founder of her eponymous brand. The conversation unfolded across three pivotal segments: the enabler, represented by the Fashion Commission; the facilitator, embodied by Alexander Jorias; and the utilizer, exemplified by Noura Alghilaisi.
As the enabler, the Saudi Fashion Commission set the stage by detailing its initiatives to integrate cutting-edge technologies into the kingdom’s burgeoning fashion scene,
thus fostering an environment ripe for digital transformation. Shahinaz Alotaishan, panel moderator and a visionary in her own right, articulated the commission’s commitment to nurturing talent and innovation in Saudi Arabia’s fashion industry.
Alexander Jorias, stepping in as the facilitator, shared invaluable insights on the potential of digital platforms like Club Cooee in revolutionizing fashion consumption and interaction. His expertise highlighted how virtual environments can create immersive and inclusive experiences, expanding the traditional boundaries of the fashion industry.
Finally, as the utilizer, Noura Alghilaisi discussed the real-world applications of digital advancements in fashion design and retail. She shared her experiences in leveraging technology to enhance her brand’s offerings, from virtual samples to digital 3D design technologies, illustrating the tangible benefits of embracing a digital-first approach.
The panel discussion was not only a deep dive into the evolving dynamics of f
ashion in the digital age but also a spotlight on Saudi Arabia’s role as a burgeoning hub for fashion technology. It offered attendees a unique perspective on the seamless integration of technology into fashion, providing a glimpse into a future where fashion and digital reality are intricately linked.
About the Fashion Commission: Founded in 2020, the Fashion Commission is leading the development of the Kingdom’s fashion sector. By driving investment and building robust regulatory frameworks, the commission is supporting the next generation of Saudi fashion talent as they aspire to reach their full potential. The commission is enabling the sector while preserving the Kingdom’s vast heritage in fashion and empowering Saudi fashion designers. Together with the Ministry of Culture, the commission is working to unlock a thriving cultural sector to preserve and elevate the traditions that make the Kingdom unique.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Riyadh: Representing President of the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee (SOPC) Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki bin Faisal, his deputy Prince Fahd bin Jalawi, chairman of the education committee of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), participated in the 43rd OCA General Assembly meeting held today in Bangkok, Thailand.
On the sidelines of the General Assembly meeting, Prince Fahd held a meeting with the newly elected President of the National Olympic Committee of Iraq, Aqeel Muftin, where he emphasized the importance of advancing the memorandum of understanding signed between the Olympic committees of the two countries.
Prince Fahd also met with the President of the National Olympic Committee of Kazakhstan, Gennadiy Golovkin, to discuss relations between the Olympic committees of the two countries and cooperation, particularly in winter sports.
Additionally, he met with Otabek Umarov, the vice-president of the OCA, to discuss projects between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the council.
Source: Saudi Press
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