MUSCAT : The event, which runs until June 27, serves as a high-level global platform for addressing ethical governance frameworks for emerging AI technologies.
The honorary award was presented in recognition of a research paper authored by Ayoub bin Mohammed Al Balushi, a lecturer at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences in Oman. His paper was selected as one of the best contributions in the scientific research seminar held alongside the forum’s main sessions.

Hosted by Burapha University in Thailand, the honorary award highlights the paper’s scientific originality and its forward-looking vision for promoting ethical AI practices. It embodies the Sultanate of Oman’s active presence in global discussions on the future of artificial intelligence and affirms the commitment of Omani academic institutions to promoting responsible scientific research that keeps pace with international trends.
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