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Today (17 May 2021) marked the successful conclusion of the first scientific cooperation activity between NATO and Algeria, developing technological...

News From Antiwar.com On May 10 North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met with Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg at NATO headquarters in Brussels to sign an agreement on the opening of a NATO Liaison Office in Vienna. The NATO chief thanked Austria for twenty-six years of military cooperation, beginning with Austria joining the Partnership for Peace program in 1995. In particular he expressed appreciation for the nation’s contribution to NATO’s...

defenceWeb Written by defenceWeb - Siphiwe Lucky Sangweni. Siphiwe Lucky Sangweni was born on 27 February 1967 in KwaMashu township, Durban, in the KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa. After he completed his secondary schooling at Igugulabasha High School in Ntuzuma, north of Durban, he went to join the underground revolutionary structures of Umkhonto Wesizwe (MK), and subsequently went to exile and underwent military training in Tanzania where he became an all-rounded trained and qualified...

Ubon Udoh appointed Managing Director of Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative’s Africa Fund The firm says Mr Ubon’s appointment "signaled the seriousness with which the initiative intends to carry out its mandate". ADVERTISEMENT The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa (ASR Africa) initiative has announced the appointment of consummate International Development and M&E expert, Ubon Udoh, as its pioneer Managing Director/Chief Executive effective immediately. The ASR Africa Initiative, which is the brainchild o...

ON THE GO UNICEF: Over 1m Nigerian children yet to receive vital vaccines The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says about 1.2 million children in Nigeria are yet to benefit from essential vaccines.Advertisement The figure accounts for about six per cent of 20... Governors meet in state house over financial autonomy State governors are in an ongoing meeting at the state house, Abuja, to deliberate on several issues including the nationwide strike by the Judicial Staff ...

Translate Home » News » Ubon Udoh appointed Managing Director of the Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative’s Africa Fund for Social Research & Development, ASR Africa Ubon Udoh appointed Managing Director of the Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative’s Africa Fund for Social Research & Development, ASR Africa On Kindly Share This Story: The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa (ASR Africa) initiative has announced the appointment of consummate International Development and M&E expert, Ubon Udoh as ...

Jeske van Seters Trade and aid for trade Agriculture and food security Regional integration Biography Jeske van Seters, a Dutch national, is Head of Programme at the European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM). Jeske heads the Private Sector Engagement team of ECDPM’s Economic and Agricultural Transformation programme and is particularly interested in ways to leverage the private sector for sustainable development in Africa. Her current work activities relate mainly to public-p...

Date Time OPCW Assists in Building Advanced Chemical Safety and Security Skills in Asia Specialists from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) Member States in Asia developed advanced chemical safety and security skills during a training course today. The online workshop was convened by the OPCW and Qatar’s National Committee for the Prohibition of Weapons (NCPW). NCPW’s Acting Chairman, Lieutenant Colonel Staff Rashid Mohammed Al-Naimi, stressed in his opening sta...

G20 leaders issue statement on countering terrorism: 21 key points The Leaders Of 20 Global Superpowers On Friday Pledged To Fight Terrorism In A Firm And United Manner. The Leaders, Who Met In Hamburg, Reaffirmed Their Commitment To Countering Terrorism In Accordance With The UN Charter And All Obligations Under International Law, Including International Human Rights Law. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Arshi Aggarwal | Updated on: 07 Jul 2017, 10:35:55 PM Hamb...

Beginning by Dea Kolumbegashvili TBILISI: Georgia was strongly affected by the Coronavirus pandemic, which shut down cinemas and film production for most of 2020, but Georgian films received new awards at international festivals. Georgian cinema days and retrospectives were held in Brussels, Tallinn, Split and Lisbon, and Georgia was the Focus Country at the 2020 Trento Film Festival. Hundreds of films made from 1921 to 1991 are to be returned to Georgia under a deal signed with the...