Video .. The guardian of the two holy mosques thanks "Khaled Al-Faisal"

King Faisal Award Winners Honored at 41st Session

The guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, thanked Emir Khalid Al-Faisal. "I am here to thank Prince Khalid Al-Faisal for bringing me with you, and I am delighted, and it is not strange," he said.

The guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, paid tribute to the winners of the King Faisal Prize at its 41st session during a ceremony that took place at Prince Sultan Hall of the United States. Al-Faisaliah hotel in Riyadh.

The King Faisal Prize for the Service of Islam has been awarded to the African International University of Sudan, awarded for its efforts in favor of Islam, its provisions, the dissemination of the language Arabic in sub-Saharan Africa, hosting and teaching tens of thousands of students from around the world, Deepening of Islamic and Arabic originality by setting up conferences and seminars seminars to raise awareness of the values ​​and teachings of Islam, moderation and moderation.

The university was represented at the ceremony by Mr. Kamal Obaid, director of the university.

Professors Abdel Aaly Mohamed Daghiri and Mahmoud Fahmy Hijazi received the King Faisal Prize for Arabic Language and Literature.

The prize was awarded to Professor Abdel-Ali and Dagiri Nazir for his defense of the Arabic language in the face of calls to replace dialects and foreign languages ​​to replace Arabic. Mahmoud Fahmi Hijazi was rewarded for his pioneering scientific efforts as part of the Arabic lesson and his diagnosis of the challenges facing the Arabic language at the present time.

In the medical sector, Dr. Bjorn Olsen and Professor Stephen Taitle were honored jointly by the award winners. The award was presented to Professor Stephen Taitle for his contributions to the field of bone biology, which contributed to the understanding of osteoporosis. Professor Bjørn Olsen has been recognized for his major contributions to the field of bone biology: he has made several genetic discoveries and quickly understood the causes of many skeletal genetic disorders, including bone weakness syndrome.

Professors Alan Joseph Bard and John Frisch (American) jointly received the King Faisal Prize for Science and were honored for the considerable scientific effort that justified the award. Dr. Alan Joseph Bard has been the pioneer in the development of chemotherapy, Currently in biomedical analysis, the development of electrochemical microscopy investigation allows the detection of a single molecule in liquids.

Dr. John Frisch has worked on the development and synthesis of dendrimers and their applications, as well as the development of photoresists and organic photovoltaics.

The King Faisal Award continues to celebrate human achievements that contribute to the development of humankind and the enrichment of human life, highlighting the symbol of science and thought by honoring every scientific achievement that contributes to the lives of people. Human being. the peoples of the world.