As part of its commitment to keeping pace with technological advancements in the humanitarian field, URDA took part in the “Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Humanitarian Work” conference, held in Istanbul on April 23–24, 2025, with the attendance of Executive Director Ms. Jihan Al-Qaisi.
This event marked the first of its kind in the region and was organized by the humanitarian incubator Revolve, bringing together a distinguished group of experts and specialists in artificial intelligence and the humanitarian sector. The conference aimed to explore how modern technologies can be harnessed to enhance the efficiency and impact of humanitarian organizations.
Commenting on URDA’s participation, Al-Qaisi stated:“The conference featured in-depth discussions on the applications of artificial intelligence in humanitarian work, offering a valuable opportunity to learn about the latest technological innovations and how to leverage them to improve the quality of humanitarian services and transform major challenges into inspiring opportunities that make a real difference in the lives of individuals and communities.”
The conference served as an interactive space between technology and humanity, opening new horizons for collaboration and strategic partnerships that promote innovation in relief and development work.