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  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how amidst the discussion encompassing the changing worldwide scene and eventual fate of discretion in a Covid -and post-Covid world, a 2021 declaration by the United States, UAE, India , and Israel offers another format.   It’s amusing how this new gathering is relied upon to hold their first in-person gathering of unfamiliar pastors in March 2022, which will zero in on teaming up in innovation and foundation projects, upgrading political and financial collaboration, and oceanic security issues. The trilateral agreement between the #UAE , #India and #Israel paves a promising path forward. The group will focus on collaborating in tech and infrastructure projects enhancing political and economic cooperation, and maritime security issues. Read more: https://t.co/QsBtF2N4KC pic.twitter.com/Su1ZmUmiIC — Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) January 28, 2022   Morever, late more provisional con...

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how Etisalat has been positioned as the world's most grounded telecom brand and the first in the Middle East and Africa area while Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (Adnoc) kept up with its situation as the UAE's most important brand for the fourth back to back year.   As indicated by brand valuation consultancy Brand Finance's most recent report delivered that Adnoc accomplished a 19 percent brand esteem development to $12.8 billion (Dh47 billion), the quickest among the main 10 oil and gas marks universally. It likewise clutches its situation as the second most significant brand in the locale after Saudi oil and gas goliath Aramco. Resilience and overseas presence makes DP World UAE's 'fastest growing' brand ADNOC and Etisalat top annual rankings from Brand Finance, but banks disappoint . @DPWorldUAE @AdnocGroup . @etisalat https://t.co/w0PLvcIX4c — Gulf News Business (@GulfNewsBiz) ...

  The World Health Organization (WHO), a specialized agency of the United Nations, revealed that Afghanistan’s health system is on the brink of collapse. The WHO made an urgent appeal to international donors to rapidly finance the Sehatmandi programme to boost the health system of Afghanistan. Through active providers from the Sehatmandi program, in partnership with the WHO, UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) will receive $100 million. It will help them in providing essential resources and health services for 12.5 million people in Afghanistan . The programme is essential for Afghanistan’s health system. It will provide care for millions of people through health facilities. Since the Taliban gained power in August, major funding for the programme has been withdrawn. Due to a lack of funding, staff in the health care facilities have not received their salaries for months as health care facilities were entirely financed by foreign donors. Patients are now not able to access...

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how Abu Dhabi has uncovered huge designs for wiping out single-utilize plastic sacks in the fight to lessen huge scope contamination as the city intends to proclaim itself absolutely liberated from single-use plastics before the current year's over.   It was surprising that their extensive approach, the first-of-its-sort in the locale, was declared in 2020 and plans to eliminate dirtying plastics from the climate and dispense with the utilization of avoidable single-utilize plastic and non-plastic materials by cultivating a culture all through society of reusing and once again use, and empowering more reasonable practices locally.   New policy includes developing legislation to limit the use of all plastic materials https://t.co/NBM8EKvI0U — Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) January 19, 2022 For me, This is an unbelievably significant issue in light of the fact that the destructive impact...

  The Peruvian government said that an oil spill on the Peruvian coast during high waves from the volcanic explosion in Tonga caused an "ecological disaster” in Peru . The foreign ministry announced on Wednesday that the oil spill had harmed animal and plant life in protected zones over a combined area of some 18,000 square kilometres in the country. Reportedly, the La Pampilla refinery has leaked over 6,000 barrels of oil after a tanker was hit by the volcanic explosion. It also affected islands and fishing regions. La Pampilla is Peru's largest refinery. It supplies more than half of the local fuel market. La Pampilla is built just off the town of Ventanilla in the Lima region. Reportedly, the refinery did not have a contingency plan for an oil spill. Foreign ministry officials have urged operator Repsol, a Spanish oil giant, to pay compensation for the damage caused by the spill on Saturday. The ministry claimed that the explosion affected hundreds of fishermen’s famil...

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how Ferrari World Abu Dhabi  and Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi have prevailed with regards to breaking two Guinness World Record titles in festival of the happy season for ' Most Contributions to a Color by Numbers' and ' Most Contributions to a Greetings Card .   It’s amusing how the visitors of any age met up to participate while partaking in the amusement parks' vivid celebrations, stunning improvements and encountering family-accommodating rides and attractions close by tremendous shows and live exhibitions. Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi Break New Guinness World Records Titles #FerrariWorldAD #YasIsland #InAbuDhabi #WBWorld @FerrariWorldAD @wbworldad pic.twitter.com/LE6rFVUNHk — UAE Forsan (@UAE_Forsan) January 18, 2022   This is one more accomplishment for their honor winning attractions and they are enchanted to see visitors and families so drew in with t...

  A Chilean court on Friday suspended a million-dollar state lithium tender deal. The tender was issued two days earlier. The tender process had generated controversy in recent months. The tender process, which opened last October, will close this month. The tender deal caused controversy just two months before centre-right president Sebastian Pinera was replaced by leftist Gabriel Boric. The court in Copiapo in the north of Chile said, “It is agreed not to innovate the tender.” The court agreed to award the process for the lithium. The minerals ministry said on Wednesday that China 's BYD Chile SpA and Chile's Servicios y Operaciones Mineras del Norte S.A. were awarded the right to extract 80,000 tons of lithium each over 20 years. Leftist president-elect Gabriel Boric’s team Leftist president-elect Gabriel Boric's team had asked the government to postpone the tenders. The team reportedly said to set up a "roundtable" to discuss various conditions to appl...