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Egypt's Export Council for Medical Industries and the Arab Brazilian Chamber office in Cairo agreed to cooperate to foster trade in medical products and investments between Brazil and Egypt.

MOMI AWARDS IN SHULMAN’S NAME: This May, Museum of the Moving Image (MOMI) inaugurates a special event honoring business innovators and leaders in Queens. The 2023 Claire Shulman Awards will be held on Thursday, May 4, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. at MOMI’s Redstone Theater. At 6:30 p.m., the program in the Redstone Theater will

CLAY COUNTY – In 2009, the Children’s Home Society of Florida wanted to provide students, through its own or Community Partnership Schools, an opportunity to attend the Senate Page …

Last year, 4.72mn meters of telecommunications cables were stolen in the country, an increase of 14% compared to 2021.

There will be dancing in Rockaway. Poetry will pop up in Ridgewood. They'll hit the high notes in Flushing. An art invasion is headed for Astoria! Following a successful launch last summer, Queens Rising plans to promote more than 300 events in June, partnering with over 100 presenting organizations in 2023.

Queens Rising will return to celebrate the borough's art and cultural diversity this June following its successful debut in 2022. Over 100 organizations have

There will be dancing in Rockaway. Poetry will pop up in Ridgewood. They'll hit the high notes in Flushing. An art invasion is headed for Astoria!

A year after the Justice Department shut down the Trump-era program, scrutiny of academics’ foreign ties still chills collaborations.

As the legislative session wraps up in the Capital City, Kansas State University will say goodbye to its government liaison of nearly 35 years.

Rent stabilization or escalation?The proposed rent stabilization ordinance, while well-intentioned, will most likely have the opposite effect.Janet Gagnon, director of Governmental Relations and External Affairs of the Apartment Association of