German court finds former Syrian regime officer guilty of crimes against humanity
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Egypt looks to groundwater collection as talks deadlock on Ethiopia dam
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Egypt looks to groundwater collection as talks deadlock on Ethiopia dam
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The Saudi Tourism Authority and Wego have formed a strategic cooperation to promote tourism in Saudi Arabia : MiddleEastNews
Wego, the Middle East and North Africa’s (MENA) largest online travel marketplace, and the Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) have established…
The death of a citizen in West Bank : MiddleEastNews
The US State Department confirmed on Wednesday that an 80-year-old Palestinian-American man found dead in the West Bank was a…
Moon (South Korea President) to use Middle East trip to expand business opportunities: official: ‘plan to agree to launch joint research into a bilateral free trade agreement (with Egypt), South Korea’s first with an African state.’
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Landmark trial hopeful of bringing justice to countless victims of torture in Syria : MiddleEastNews
Landmark trial’s upcoming verdict has brought many hopes, at least as the first step towards much awaited justice for countless…
How Jerusalem Is Becoming More Accessible to Visitors With Disabilities : MiddleEastNews
Jerusalem is becoming more accessible to visitors with disabilities, allowing even more people to discover its historic alleyways and sites…
UAE launches national programme to further develop coder ecosystem
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The Abu Dhabi EcoWaste Forum will feature more than 35 firms. : MiddleEastNews
According to the director general of the Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre, better known as Tadweer, more than 35 companies from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and India will participate in the EcoWaste Exhibition and Forum next week in Abu Dhabi. According to Salem Al Kaabi, the event would focus on “improving sustainability through waste management and circular economy.” According to the organizers, the UAE’s waste management goals include processing 75% of municipal solid waste by 2025 and 85% by 2035, as well as reducing municipal solid waste creation to 1.4 kg per person per day by 2025. The three-day event takes place from January 17 to 19 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, in conjunction…