Geneva: The Autism Virtual Clinic, operated by the Society of Autism Families, received global recognition during the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS 2026) in Geneva, Switzerland, after being selected among the initiatives shortlisted for the global public vote in the e-health category. The achievement reflects Saudi Arabia's continued progress in leveraging digital solutions to advance healthcare services and enhance the quality of life. According to Saudi Press Agency, the recognition marks the clinic's success in delivering specialized digital healthcare services to individuals with autism spectrum disorder and their families through an integrated platform that provides remote therapeutic and consultation services. The initiative has helped expand access to specialized healthcare, improve service efficiency, and highlight the effectiveness of national initiatives in developing digital solutions with a meaningful social impact.
Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, and Qatar Advance to Khaleeji 27 Semi-Finals
Riyadh:The group stage of the Arabian Gulf Cup, also known as Khaleeji 27, concluded with Saudi Arabia, Oman, the UAE, and Qatar securing their places in the semi-finals.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Saudi Arabia emerged as the leader of Group A…