Mohammad Walid

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[Serdar Karagöz @serdarkaragoz]

Today in Istanbul, two things happened in AI at once: Türkiye unveiled its own homegrown model, "Bilge", and announced its 2026–2030 National AI Action Plan.

One is a product, the other a roadmap. Together they make a single claim: a Türkiye that builds AI, not just uses it.

The plan rests on four pillars: awareness, adoption, production, and governance.

Understand a technology, then use it, then build it, then govern it. Most countries stop at "use." The real divide opens at "build" and "govern."

It starts with people:
▫️AI literacy for 5 million citizens across 81 provinces in two years
▫️10,000 advanced AI experts
▫️100,000 applied AI professionals

The AI race isn't only a race for chips. It's a race for the people who build and run them.

The second step is data.

From health to agriculture, defense to e-commerce, at least 2,000 public datasets will be opened to citizens through a National Data Library.

Data is the raw material of AI. A country that opens its own data feeds its own models. This is what data sovereignty means.

Third comes infrastructure and production: over $10 billion mobilized, new data centers, and dedicated AI growth zones.

And the plan isn't staying on paper. Its first tangible product, the homegrown model "Bilge", was unveiled the same day.

Today, the boundaries of AI are drawn by a handful of companies and a handful of countries.

Through its National Technology Initiative (Milli Teknoloji Hamlesi), Türkiye is becoming one of the few nations to own its model, its data, and its talent at once.

The roadmap is set. Execution is what comes next.

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

had an opportunity to spotlight on some aspects of the #BangladeshElections2026 #BangladeshElectionResults

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

Congratulations Bangladesh and congratulations BNP. People of the country have given verdict and chosen BNP to lead the nation to prosperity, stability and tranquility. Now it's BNP's turn to menifest their integrity to the nation.

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

We need a country where fairness and Justice prevail. With our youth's energy and vetran's experiences, we would like to see the next government to re-establish the state and transform it into a People's Republic Bi-iznillah. 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

On the election day, I have analyzed the situation in Bangladesh. Both the major players come up with ambitious promises and reforms. The country needs economic reliefe and Institutional reforms immediately.
I hope, regardless the winner if the elections, all parties to be united

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Retired professor VK Tripathi leaves his home in India’s New Delhi every day to hand out flyers about Israel's genocide in Gaza. Despite criticism and confrontations, he says he won’t stop speaking out against injustice.

[TRT World @trtworld]

A video released by the Israeli Foreign Ministry shows climate activist and Global Sumud Flotilla volunteer Greta Thunberg aboard the Alma being detained.

She is part of the largest maritime convoy attempting to break Israel’s siege of Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid to the besieged population facing Tel Aviv's genocidal war

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

#GlobalSumudFlottilla
#FreePalestine
#g

[Hakan Bostanci @hakanbostanciii]

Beni gören herkes ama herkes yoruma gelsin

artık bitti.

Yoruma

#GlobalSumudFlotilla
#GlobalSumudFlotilla

Görüpte yazmayana yazıklar olsun.
Karınca misali !

[Hajji Wayne Conley 🇮🇪☝️ @BigWayneConley]

💔💔💔 https://t.co/cPgx37HeJt

[TRT World @trtworld]

Kashmiri students and Muslims across India are reporting threats, harassment and attacks after the deadly April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack.

Many fear they are being targeted in a rising hate campaign

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

Thanks for all the supports.

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

You and your efforts are precioius for all democracy loving Bangladeshies. You took a moral stance beside the rightious but weeks instead those rich oppressors. You are brave and a man of principle @JonFDanilowicz

[Jon Danilowicz @JonFDanilowicz]

I have made no secret of my deep affection for Bangladesh and her people. I owe a personal and professional debt to all in Bangladesh who I got to know during my time in Dhaka.

I advocated for democracy and human rights after my retirement because it was the right thing to do and I was enraged by what the former dictator and her cronies were doing to this country. I rejoiced on August 5 when the people of Bangladesh regained their freedom.

My critics automatically wrongly assume my advocacy is because someone is paying me. They just can't understand why someone would speak out for what is right based on personal conviction and principles. They also don't realize that I couldn't care less about the personal attacks and online venom.

I know that the conspiracy theorists and proponents of the deposed dictator will try to spin my visit for nefarious purposes. That's ok, because I know that I am on the right side of history.

[TRT World @trtworld]

The adult entertainment industry isn’t just about profit — it’s intertwined with politics and power. From Pornhub to OnlyFans, key figures and corporations have deep ties to Zionist networks, shaping narratives and influencing global agendas.

Here's how

[TRT World @trtworld]

Palestinian grandfather Khaled Nabhan, who gained attention around the world through a viral video in which he mourned his granddaughter, Reem, who he tenderly called the “soul of my soul”, was killed by an Israeli strike on Nuseirat camp in central Gaza

[Mohammad Walid @MohammadWalidbd]

@ashoswai No sir, she was hated because of her blatant stance in favor of the former regime that killed almost 2000 citizens including 34 Hindu citizens before the former head of regime fled the country. The whole country remember her role sir. People are angry because they suffered.

[Muhammad Sakib @Poet_Of_Spring]

Violent anti-government protests in Bangladesh have fueled many false claims of attacks against the nation's Hindu minority.

Here's what has been circulating online:

Thanks DW.

Follow me for more.
https://t.co/uC8gUpFL8Z

[Jon Danilowicz @JonFDanilowicz]

@TheDavidBergman There is currently a race to the bottom among Indian politicians regarding #Bangladesh. I wonder how many of Hasina’s henchmen are currently being given a safe haven in West Bengal. I guess those Muslim lives lost in the July revolution don’t matter.

[David Bergman @TheDavidBergman]

If you want to understand the extraordinary extent of disinformation in India and indeed elsewhere (see earlier tweets about interventions in UK parliament) about violence against the Hindu minority in Bangladesh, you only need to read this. Unbelievable.
https://t.co/Wa0CUm3AUS

[Jon Danilowicz @JonFDanilowicz]

I wonder what @realDonaldTrump and his team would think of this charlatan who is impersonating the President-elect to pursue a Hindutva agenda by spreading disinformation about #Bangladesh. He and others are raising funds by impersonating Trump and deceiving his supporters.

[Jon Danilowicz @JonFDanilowicz]

“Rather than defend Hasina's misrule, these supporters have looked for ways to tarnish the image of the student protesters and the interim government which took office following her flight.”

https://t.co/6k6PS4dhPe