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McDonald’s Saudi Arabia announced the graduation of its first female batch of 23 shift leaders from the Himmah development program on May 14, 2026. The company said in a statement that the employees completed training in leadership, operational skills, teamwork and shift management, qualifying them for supervisory positions in its restaurants across the kingdom. This milestone comes as Saudi Arabia continues to advance women’s economic participation under Vision 2030.

The Himmah program provided a comprehensive training journey focused on practical workplace excellence and leadership readiness, McDonald’s Saudi Arabia said in the statement. «The graduation of this first batch of female Shift Leaders through the “Himmah” program embodies McDonald’s Saudi Arabia’s commitment to supporting and empowering Saudi women and strengthening their active participation in the labor market, in alignment with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, which places significant emphasis on women’s empowerment and increasing their contribution to national development,» the statement added. General Authority for Statistics data shows the female labor force participation rate reached 36.2 percent in the third quarter of 2024. The figure reflects steady gains that have seen the rate more than double since 2017.

McDonald’s Saudi Arabia operates more than 438 restaurants in the kingdom, according to company information. Oxford Economics estimated that the business supported more than 22,500 jobs and added approximately SAR3.6 billion to gross domestic product from April 2024 through March 2025. The Himmah initiative continues a pattern of talent development programs, following earlier schemes such as Tomooh that promoted Saudi nationals to restaurant manager roles.

Training under Himmah emphasized building skills for long-term career advancement within the organization. Participants gained experience in team coordination and operational oversight essential for shift leadership. The company indicated that the program opens new professional opportunities for Saudi female talent in the competitive food service industry.

In the statement, McDonald’s Saudi Arabia indicated plans to introduce additional initiatives aimed at national human capital development. Riyadh International Catering Company, the franchise operator, has positioned such programs as central to its community contributions. The efforts coincide with broader labor market reforms that have elevated Saudi women’s representation in multiple economic sectors.

Similar programs have been implemented across the private sector to meet Saudization requirements. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has tracked rising employment rates among Saudi women in recent years. PwC assessments of GCC talent development have noted the importance of structured training programs like Himmah in building a skilled local workforce. These steps help address skills gaps while promoting inclusive growth.

On May 20, 2026, Wikipedia celebrates 25 years since its launch as its total articles have exceeded 66 million articles distributed across 342 languages according to a Pew Research Center report issued in January 2026. The site ranks eighth globally in terms of number of visits while the number of articles in the Russian version reached 2,101,318 articles to rank eighth among the language versions. Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger founded the project as a free encyclopedia that anyone can edit according to the wiki model.

According to the Russian page on Wikipedia itself, the project began as a complement to Nupedia that was established in March 2000 before it was officially launched on January 15, 2001. The non-profit Wikimedia Foundation, which was created in June 2003, owns the project and manages it. Wikipedia relies on three main policies that include not publishing original research, relying on reliable sources, and neutrality in presenting information.

Data from the Pew Research Center showed that the total articles across all languages exceeded 66 million articles until December 2025, while the English version contains about 7 million articles. The site adds about 500 new articles daily in the English version alone according to Wikimedia statistics. The total views over the past decade reached 1.9 trillion views, or about 508 million views daily.

The Russian Wikipedia page stated that the content is subject to the Creative Commons license and any user can edit articles immediately without prior official review. Studies showed that only 1 percent of contributors produced 80 percent of the content between 2001 and 2010. The foundation operates servers in the United States and the Netherlands to ensure service continuity.

Wikimedia statistics indicated that the Russian version ranks eighth in terms of the number of articles, while it previously held fourth place in terms of visits. The encyclopedia published versions on compact discs and in print format between 2004 and 2010. Wikipedia received several awards in the years 2004, 2007, and 2008 in recognition of its role in disseminating knowledge.

According to the Pew Research report, the content is widely used in education, science, and media despite being subject to some criticisms related to bias or vandalism. Some countries have imposed restrictions on access to it at various times. The spread of artificial intelligence technologies has led to a slight decline in the site’s popularity as a primary source of information.

du launched a next-generation industrial AI platform on May 13, 2026 to promote sovereign industrial AI in the UAE, the telecom provider said in a statement. Powered by du Tech’s National Hypercloud with multi-cloud support, the system includes specialized models for key factory operations and no-code tools for custom AI development using company data. The announcement coincided with du’s sponsorship of the Intelligence Hub at the Make it in the Emirates event.

The statement outlined that the platform allows organizations to build and deploy their own AI models without coding while ensuring data governance, control and transparency through explainable AI features. This moves away from traditional black-box approaches to provide reliable, standards-compliant results for industrial use. du Tech’s collaboration with Bosch Software Digital Solutions focuses on joint go-to-market efforts and ecosystem growth to enable scaled implementation across enterprises.

Jasim Alawadi, Chief ICT Officer at du, said in the statement, «By combining du Tech’s sovereign cloud and digital infrastructure with Bosch SDS’s global industrial expertise, we are enabling organizations to unlock the full value of their data and transform complex operations into actionable intelligence, while maintaining the highest standards of security, transparency, and control. This collaboration reflects du’s commitment to supporting the UAE’s vision for industrial growth and digital sovereignty.» The partnership aims to help industrial firms adopt AI solutions confidently.

du served as strategic sponsor of the Intelligence Hub at the fifth edition of Make it in the Emirates 2026. The event took place from May 4 to 7 and provided a venue for du to demonstrate the platform in a simulated live industrial control setting. Attendees engaged with real-time scenarios involving equipment issues and production challenges, receiving AI-generated optimization suggestions.

The Make it in the Emirates initiative acts as the UAE’s primary platform for fostering industrial development, connection and contribution to national progress. It aligns with the country’s industrial strategy aimed at expanding the sector’s economic role. du utilized its participation to present advancements in AI and digital tools for industry transformation.

According to a Grand View Research report the UAE artificial intelligence market stood at 3.47 billion U.S. dollars in 2023 and is expected to register a compound annual growth rate of 43.9 percent through 2030. This expansion supports the National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031, which envisions the technology contributing up to AED 335 billion in additional economic growth. Operation 300bn, the national industrial strategy, targets raising the sector’s GDP contribution from AED 133 billion to AED 300 billion by 2031, government data shows.

du maintains a broad portfolio of mobile, fixed, broadband, entertainment, and fintech services as a major digital services provider in the UAE. The company pursues a digital-first model that incorporates fiber networks, 5G, cloud computing, AI analytics, cybersecurity and IoT, according to its corporate description. The industrial AI launch reinforces du’s position in facilitating the nation’s digital transformation and sustainable industrial expansion.

UAE-based legaltech startup Oqood raised $1 million in seed funding from angel investors in October 2025 to expand its AI-powered legal workspace tailored to MENA laws and regulations, according to reports from Wamda and IncArabia. Founded in 2024 by Khaled Al Rasheed, the platform operates fully in both Arabic and English, a bilingual capability that distinguishes it from tools such as Harvey AI which have primarily served English-language markets. Oqood states that its technology completes legal tasks 12 times faster than traditional methods, reduces costs by 40 percent and minimizes errors by 99 percent.

According to its website, Oqood functions as an all-in-one AI legal assistant that delivers instant access to up-to-date laws, court rulings, regulations and government documents drawn from official MENA sources. Users query the system in natural language to retrieve structured information, generate or modify legal documents within seconds and receive intelligent reviews that flag compliance issues or missing clauses. The platform also provides private cloud storage with end-to-end encryption that meets GDPR and ISO standards, allowing law firms, corporate teams and solo practitioners to upload and analyze sensitive files securely.

Oqood has secured partnerships with the Kuwait Bar Association and backing from the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences while earning recognition as a top 10 innovative product from SASCG, the company noted on its site. Al Rasheed has highlighted growing demand for regionally adapted legal technology amid a global legaltech market that reached $31 billion in 2024 and continues to expand at an annual rate of roughly 9.4 percent, as cited in funding coverage by Arageek and Zawya. Regional forecasts project the UAE legal tech market will grow to $449 million by 2030.

The bilingual design of Oqood enables seamless handling of Arabic legal terminology and documentation alongside English, setting it apart from English-primary platforms such as Harvey that have expanded into additional languages only more recently. This focus allows the system to integrate directly with local jurisdictions across the GCC and broader MENA area where many professionals require dual-language support for research, drafting and client communications. Oqood draws its data exclusively from verified official publications and updates its database regularly to reflect legislative changes.

Testimonials on the oqood.ai homepage emphasize practical gains for users. Jacob Bank, founder at Lawyer.app, said, «I used other tools in the past but it was slow and clunky. Now Oqood saves me time by auto-categorizing our cases more accurately and draft our document effectively.» A legal director at a leading telecom company stated, «Oqood enables us to complete legal research and drafting in minutes instead of hours. It’s a game-changer for our firm.» These accounts align with the company’s reported efficiency metrics for document automation and compliance checks.

According to FAQs published on its website, Oqood serves as an assistive tool for routine legal work rather than a substitute for professional legal advice on complex matters. Target audiences span law firms, institutions, solo lawyers, businesses, students and corporate legal departments seeking to streamline workflows. The $1 million seed round will fund further product development and GCC market expansion, the company indicated in announcements covered by multiple regional outlets.

du launched a sovereign industrial artificial intelligence platform on Tuesday to support secure AI adoption in the UAE’s manufacturing sector, the telecom operator said in a statement. The multi-cloud solution, powered by du Tech’s National Hypercloud, includes pre-built models for key industrial tasks and no-code capabilities for proprietary data, and was unveiled at the Make it in the Emirates 2026 forum.

In the press release, du described the platform as future-ready with a focus on data control, governance, transparency and explainable AI systems. These features are intended to deliver reliable outcomes suitable for standard operating procedures in industrial environments rather than relying on opaque black-box models. The company is collaborating with Bosch Software Digital Solutions to align go-to-market strategies and accelerate ecosystem development for AI-driven industrial solutions across the UAE.

Jasim Alawadi, Chief ICT Officer at du, said in the statement, «By combining du Tech’s sovereign cloud and digital infrastructure with Bosch SDS’s global industrial expertise, we are enabling organizations to unlock the full value of their data and transform complex operations into actionable intelligence, while maintaining the highest standards of security, transparency, and control. This collaboration reflects du’s commitment to supporting the UAE’s vision for industrial growth and digital sovereignty.» The platform was featured with live demonstrations at the event that simulated equipment anomalies and production inefficiencies to showcase AI-driven recommendations.

du Tech sponsored the Intelligence Hub at the fifth edition of Make it in the Emirates, held from May 4 to 7 at the ADNEC Centre in Abu Dhabi. The forum serves as the UAE’s primary platform for advancing local manufacturing and industrial growth. Event data indicates previous editions attracted more than 146,000 visitors and generated over AED 180 billion in offtake agreements, according to organisers.

IMARC Group data places the GCC artificial intelligence market at USD 6.22 billion in 2025 with a projection to reach USD 23.03 billion by 2034 at a compound annual growth rate of 14.87 percent. A PwC assessment found that AI could contribute the equivalent of US$320 billion to the Middle East by 2030, with the UAE seeing an impact approaching 14 percent of its GDP. These figures underscore demand for industrial applications as the UAE pursues economic diversification.

du provides mobile, fixed, broadband, entertainment and fintech services through a digital-first approach incorporating fiber, 5G, cloud computing, AI-driven analytics, cybersecurity and IoT. The company has previously launched related innovations including an AI Park at GITEX Global, its announcements show. A du Tech white paper produced with MIT Sloan Management Review Middle East reported that 62.5 percent of organisations rank a scalable sovereign cloud platform as the top requirement for advancing AI initiatives.

The development aligns with other UAE sovereign AI efforts including the recent launch of the AI-driven UAE Cyber Factory by the Cyber Security Council and CPX to strengthen national cyber resilience and reduce reliance on external technologies, a Computer Weekly report noted. du’s platform emphasises local data processing and compliance to meet regulatory standards in the industrial sector. The company positions the solution as supporting broader national goals for technology independence in manufacturing.