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ALT - As HUMAIN’s shareholders, PIF and Aramco will oversee the company’s ambitious expansion plans to unlock new value creation opportunities in the AI sector - PIF retains a 51% stake in HUMAIN, while Aramco acquires a 49% stake by transferring key AI assets and contributing approximately SAR 9.9 billion ($2.6 billion) in cash in 2026 to HUMAIN - Transaction supports HUMAIN’s rapid scaling to meet growing regional and global demand for AI compute, with the planned deployment of 3 gigawatts of AI data center capacity by 2030 PIF and Aramco today announced the closing of a transaction in which Aramco, through a wholly owned subsidiary, acquires a 49% stake in HUMAIN, with PIF retaining 51% ownership. The transaction will further accelerate HUMAIN’s growth and advance its full range of AI capabilities globally, with PIF and Aramco contributing AI assets, capabilities, and talent. The transaction will accelerate HUMAIN’s ambition to build a globally competitive, integrated AI ecosystem

ALT Around 800 kg of abandoned fishing nets will be removed from the seabed in the Sea of Marmara and recycled into sunglasses, with the location of each net stamped inside the frames What do you do with hundreds of kilograms of abandoned fishing nets pulled from the bottom of the sea? Turn them into sunglasses. Ghost nets can take up to 200 years to degrade, and left under the waves, they continue to trap and kill marine life, from sharks and turtles to much smaller organisms, long after they have been lost or abandoned. DP World is working with Deniz Yaşamını Koruma Derneği (Türkiye’s Marine Life Conservation Society) to remove these “ghost nets” from the Sea of Marmara and give the recovered material a second life. The project aims to remove more than 1,000 m² of nets from the seabed around the Princes’ Islands. That’s about 800 kg of material – more than the weight of a small car.

ALT 3-5 Nov 2026 Dubai World Trade Centre Manufacturing Innovation Moves to the Centre of Food Security Explore the technologies, partnerships and strategies helping manufacturers strengthen resilience, expand production capacity and respond to a rapidly evolving food landscape. From next-generation ingredients and advanced processing to smart packaging, automation and supply chain solutions, Gulfood Manufacturing brings together the full manufacturing ecosystem at a time when innovation, efficiency and food security have never been higher on the industry’s agenda......

ALT Dubai Customs won 17 awards at the seventh edition of the Stevie Awards for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) in its first-ever participation in the competition, for projects and initiatives that reflect its drive to enable trusted trade by accelerating procedures, enhancing the reliability of goods movement, protecting intellectual property rights and building readiness for the future of trade. The awards comprised seven gold, seven silver and three bronze, with 17 of its 24 nominations winning, a success rate of approximately 71%. The winning categories spanned artificial intelligence, customer service, supply chains, partnerships, sustainability and foresight, reflecting the integration of innovation across the customs work system. The winning projects embody the direction of the Dubai Customs 2026–2030 strategy toward “Enabling Trusted Trade,” through solutions that link procedural efficiency with the requirements of the business community and combine the speed of trade