Workers' Monument Unveiled, Paying Tribute To Expo 2020's 200,000-Strong Workforce #Dubai
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Expo 2020 Live: Sheikh Mohammed arrives at mega fair
Khaleej Times is bringing you all the action live from the venue today. Stay tuned!
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Expo 2020 Live: First pavilions now open to public
Khaleej Times is bringing you all the action live from the venue today. Stay tuned!
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Workers' Monument pays tribute to Expo workforce
The Expo 2020 Dubai Workers’ Monument was unveiled today (October 1) by Reem Al Hashimy, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation, who paid tribute to the workforce responsible for building the first World Expo held in the Arab world.
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Expo 2020 monument unveiled; features names of 200,000 workers carved in stone
Monument designed by renowned London-based architect Asif Khan
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200,000 workers' names carved into stone structures at Expo 2020 Workers' Monument
The emotive structure is an expression of the incredible achievement and spirit of more than 200,000 workers from around the world.
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Caught between the abstract and the representational
In the 23rd article in a series on 20th-century artists who shaped Maltese modernism, Joseph Agius details the artistic journey of Anton Agius. A spate of comm
Source: timesofmalta.com
2021 National Day of Mourning is a call to further action
Article content “Our love and solidarity go out to the families, friends, and co-workers of those we have lost. A healthy and safe workplace is the right of each and every worker under the sun, and this is why we fight for the living.” — Mark Hancock, CUPE national president April 28, 2021 is the National Day of Mourning and workplaces across Canada will use this day to remember those who have lost their lives or suffered an injury or illness due to their work. The Huron District Labou...
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