King Saud University professor elected fellow of UNESCO’s TWAS

Arab NewsNovember 9, 2026By RASHID HASSAN

Mohammed Khurram Khan, a cybersecurity professor at King Saud University, has been elected a fellow of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) as part of its Class of 2027. The honor recognizes his significant contributions to cybersecurity and underscores the university's global research reputation. Khan highlighted the importance of this achievement for advancing scientific excellence in Saudi Arabia, particularly in relation to Vision 2030's emphasis on a secure digital economy.

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