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Kuwait to host the first Gulf Red Crescent Conference on Artificial Intelligence

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Last updated: 2025/11/12 at 1:30 PM
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The Gulf region is set to host a pioneering conference on harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in humanitarian work. The first Gulf Red Crescent Conference on Artificial Intelligence is scheduled to take place in Kuwait on October 22-23, 2025. This event marks a significant step towards establishing a unified Gulf vision for leveraging AI in humanitarian efforts and regional cooperation.

The two-day conference, organized in collaboration with the Secretariat General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), will be held under the theme “Towards New Horizons in Humanitarian Work and Development Media – Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence.” The event is expected to bring together experts and stakeholders to explore the potential of AI in enhancing humanitarian and relief programs.

Exploring AI in Humanitarian Work

The conference aims to delve into the various applications of AI in humanitarian work, including disaster response, relief efforts, and development programs. By leveraging AI technologies, humanitarian organizations can improve their response times, enhance their operational efficiency, and provide more effective support to those in need. The conference will feature discussions on the latest trends and innovations in AI, as well as its potential to transform the humanitarian sector.

According to the organizers, the event will also launch a Gulf digital initiative aimed at promoting the use of AI in humanitarian work. This initiative is expected to provide a platform for Gulf countries to share their experiences, best practices, and expertise in AI, thereby fostering regional cooperation and collaboration. The launch of this initiative underscores the growing importance of digital technologies in enhancing humanitarian efforts.

Training and Capacity Building

In addition to the conference sessions, a Gulf workshop will be held to train media personnel in humanitarian and relief work. The workshop will cover topics such as humanitarian reporting during crises, field coverage skills, and producing impactful digital humanitarian content and documentation. This training is expected to enhance the capacity of media personnel to effectively report on humanitarian issues and promote the work of humanitarian organizations.

Key Areas of Focus

The workshop will focus on key areas, including the role of media in humanitarian crises, the importance of accurate and timely reporting, and the use of digital technologies to amplify humanitarian messages. By building the capacity of media personnel, the workshop aims to promote a more informed and engaged public discourse on humanitarian issues in the Gulf region.

As the Gulf region continues to navigate the complexities of humanitarian work, the conference and workshop are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the future of humanitarian efforts. The event will provide a platform for stakeholders to share their experiences, exchange ideas, and explore new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.

For more information on the Gulf Red Crescent Conference on Artificial Intelligence, visit the Gulf Red Crescent website. Meanwhile, the use of AI in humanitarian work is gaining momentum globally, with organizations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) already exploring its potential in various contexts.

As the conference approaches, stakeholders are eagerly awaiting the outcomes and insights that will emerge from the discussions. With the Gulf region poised to play a leading role in harnessing AI for humanitarian purposes, the next steps and decisions taken at the conference will be closely watched. The implementation of the Gulf digital initiative and the impact of the workshop on media personnel will be key areas to monitor in the coming months.

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