British-Omani Society hosts programme on AI and transport
Published: 04:10 PM,Oct 02,2023 | EDITED : 08:10 PM,Oct 02,2023
Participants at the two-day programme in London last month.
Muscat: The British-Omani Society (BOS) recently concluded a two-day high-profile New Generation Group (NGG) delegation in London, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of transport. The event, titled 'AI on the Move: The Future of Transport,' brought together a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared their expertise on various aspects of AI and its implications for the transportation industry.
Sponsored by BP, the two-day programme included participation of 20 promising youths from both the Sultanate of Oman and the United Kingdom (UK), and featured a series of lectures, panel sessions, and discussions.
Shaikh Ma'an bin Hamed al Rawahi, NGG Chairman, set the stage for discussions on the significant role of AI in shaping the future of transportation by welcoming the delegates. Faris Jamal Khodr, Head of Political and Economic Section at the Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman in the UK, emphasised the importance of Oman-UK relations in the context of AI and transport, aligning with Oman Vision 2040.
The New Generation Group delegation concluded with a gala dinner attended by BOS Chairman, Major General (Retd) Richard Stanford CB MBE, who stressed the importance of hosting this delegation to create opportunities for knowledge and idea exchange, further strengthening youth relations between Oman and the UK. In addition, NGG Oman Team Leader, Shuaib al Rawahi, expressed gratitude to all the guests, speakers, partners, and sponsors for their continuous support and pivotal role in making this delegation a resounding success.
Reflecting on the event, an Omani delegate, Aisha al Amri, Functional Specialist in Wells, BP Oman, shared, “The delegation was an enriching experience, as I had the privilege to meet extraordinary individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences. It exemplified the power of collaboration and knowledge exchange between nations, particularly within AI, and it’s role in shaping a more sustainable, efficient, and interconnected transportation future.”
Deena Shahrabani, Data Product Manager, Trainline, UK delegate, said, “I found the discussions at this delegation both enlightening and inspiring. It's evident that AI is not just transforming transport but reshaping the entire landscape of our society. This gathering reinforced the importance of international collaboration in harnessing AI's potential.'
The British Omani Society's delegation on 'AI on the Move: The Future of Transport' successfully brought together experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of AI in the transportation sector. The Society remains committed to fostering international dialogue and collaboration in key areas of mutual interest.
Sponsored by BP, the two-day programme included participation of 20 promising youths from both the Sultanate of Oman and the United Kingdom (UK), and featured a series of lectures, panel sessions, and discussions.
Shaikh Ma'an bin Hamed al Rawahi, NGG Chairman, set the stage for discussions on the significant role of AI in shaping the future of transportation by welcoming the delegates. Faris Jamal Khodr, Head of Political and Economic Section at the Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman in the UK, emphasised the importance of Oman-UK relations in the context of AI and transport, aligning with Oman Vision 2040.
The New Generation Group delegation concluded with a gala dinner attended by BOS Chairman, Major General (Retd) Richard Stanford CB MBE, who stressed the importance of hosting this delegation to create opportunities for knowledge and idea exchange, further strengthening youth relations between Oman and the UK. In addition, NGG Oman Team Leader, Shuaib al Rawahi, expressed gratitude to all the guests, speakers, partners, and sponsors for their continuous support and pivotal role in making this delegation a resounding success.
Reflecting on the event, an Omani delegate, Aisha al Amri, Functional Specialist in Wells, BP Oman, shared, “The delegation was an enriching experience, as I had the privilege to meet extraordinary individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences. It exemplified the power of collaboration and knowledge exchange between nations, particularly within AI, and it’s role in shaping a more sustainable, efficient, and interconnected transportation future.”
Deena Shahrabani, Data Product Manager, Trainline, UK delegate, said, “I found the discussions at this delegation both enlightening and inspiring. It's evident that AI is not just transforming transport but reshaping the entire landscape of our society. This gathering reinforced the importance of international collaboration in harnessing AI's potential.'
The British Omani Society's delegation on 'AI on the Move: The Future of Transport' successfully brought together experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of AI in the transportation sector. The Society remains committed to fostering international dialogue and collaboration in key areas of mutual interest.