Riyadh is set to be the vibrant backdrop for the 13th annual meeting of the Global Research Council (GRC) in 2025. This prestigious event, hosted by Saudi Arabia’s Research, Development and Innovation Authority and the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, will bring together research leaders from around the world.
With Turkey as a key partner, the meeting promises to delve into critical topics such as the transformative role of artificial intelligence in research management and collaborative strategies for addressing global challenges like climate change and pollution. These themes mirror both global trends and the Kingdom’s ambitious goals for research and innovation.
Munir bin Mahmoud El-Desouki, a prominent figure in the Saudi research landscape and a leader within the GRC, emphasized the importance of AI in modern research and development. He called upon participating nations to exchange knowledge and experiences on leveraging AI for advancement.
The focus on sustainable development underscores the essential role of research in understanding and addressing complex environmental, social, and economic issues. This emphasis is closely aligned with global priorities.
This exciting announcement, received with enthusiasm by Saudi officials, also highlights the growing significance of regional collaboration in research and innovation. By hosting this influential meeting, Saudi Arabia aims to foster partnerships and elevate the Middle East’s contributions to global knowledge and progress.
