Five researchers of the Saudi University "World Top Scientists"

 Stanford University, one of the world's leading research and teaching institutions, this week published its annual list of 'World's Top Two Percent Scientists', which includes the most cited scientists in various fields this week. went.

According to Arab News, it includes five faculty members of the Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University in Riyadh, including Dr. Rafiq Muhammad Chaudhary and the late Dr. Hisham Al-Dessouki from the Department of Engineering, Dr. Kamal Abdul Jawad and Dr. Ahmed Al-Khayat from the Department of Science, and the Department of Computer Science. Dr. Qaiser Abbas is involved.

University President Dr. Ahmed bin Salim Al-Amiri said, "The recognition of the university is a sign of the support that education and research receives from the leaders of the kingdom."

"Leadership emphasizes scientific research as a key pillar of university success," he added, "to transform universities into (places) that require a developmental and community-based approach to scientific research." and contribute to the development of the knowledge economy by improving its quality and outcomes so as to have a positive impact on the economy and society.'

Dr. Ahmed bin Salim Al-Amiri explained that the university has taken other initiatives in recent years to achieve the goals of scientific research and innovation, in addition to special programs and improving the Kingdom's ranking in the global competitiveness index Saudi Vision 2030. have achieved the goals of