Hepatology Conference Held In Riyadh

Hamad Al-Anjari, CEO of the Association for the Implementation of the Holy Quran, spoke at an artificial intelligence conference in Riyadh. The session included participation from technology experts and Sharia scholars. The eighth annual research and innovation forum concluded in Riyadh today. The event featured an exhibition with more than 32 pavilions showcasing modern artificial intelligence technologies. These technologies are intended to assist in the teaching and service of the Quran through modern means. The conference aimed to mobilize programmers to utilize technology for religious education services. Ziad Fayyadh, the conference president, stated that this year's event was held over two separate days. The conference featured over 140 research posters and more than 300 participants. The program included innovation competitions and workshops focusing on developments in the health sector. The Saudi Society of Hepatology and Transplantation organized a conference in Riyadh to discuss liver disease treatments and complications. The event features participation from various medical specialists and doctors. The conference aims to support scientific development and cultural movement in the medical field.