Saudi Arabia continues to make significant strides in science and technology, aligning with its Vision 2030 objectives to diversify the economy and foster innovation.

Here are some of the latest developments:Saudi Space Agency’s ‘BioGravity’ InitiativeThe Saudi Space Agency has launched the ‘BioGravity’ initiative, aiming to enhance national leadership in space research. This program focuses on conducting experiments in microgravity environments to advance scientific understanding and develop new technologies. SAUDI SOCIAL SECURITY

Advancements in Artificial IntelligenceSaudi Arabia has announced a $100 billion initiative to establish itself as a major player in artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, and advanced technologies. This ambitious plan seeks to position the Kingdom as a global leader in AI, fostering innovation and economic growth. CIOCollaborations in Renewable EnergyDuring a recent visit by French President Emmanuel Macron, Saudi Arabia signed agreements with French companies EDF and TotalEnergies to develop solar energy projects.

These collaborations are part of the Kingdom’s efforts to expand its renewable energy capacity to 130 GW by 2030, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable development. REUTERSConstruction of The MukaabConstruction has commenced on The Mukaab in Riyadh, set to become the world’s largest building. This monumental structure will encompass residential units, hotels, offices, and retail spaces, integrating advanced technologies such as virtual reality and AI.

The project is part of the broader Vision 2030 plan to modernize urban living in Saudi Arabia. NEW YORK POSTThese developments underscore Saudi Arabia’s dedication to advancing its scientific and technological capabilities, fostering innovation, and contributing to global progress in various fields.