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Dubai Health Authority Launches Internationally Accredited Dubai Disaster Medicine Programme #Dubai - Vimarsana News

Dubai Health Authority Launches Internationally Accredited Dubai Disaster Medicine Programme #Dubai

Dubai Health Authority Launches Internationally Accredited Dubai Disaster Medicine Programme, News, Dubai City Guide

10,000 health professionals to get trained in disaster medicine - Vimarsana News

10,000 health professionals to get trained in disaster medicine

Dubai launches programme to boost medical response during disasters, emergencies, crises

Levant brings taste of Middle East to Jeonju - Vimarsana News

Levant brings taste of Middle East to Jeonju

Levant's journey began as a passion project, born out of the owners' desire to connect with their diverse backgrounds. Abu Dakka, half Palestinian and half Turkish-Syrian, and Al Ajami, half Moroccan and half Syrian, both born and raised in Dubai, embarked on this culinary adventure during their time as students at Jeonbuk National University. The homesickness and the need for familiar food prompted them to create a restaurant that not only offered a taste of home but also introduced their unique blend of cultures to the local community.

Ministry of Social Development and Family Holds People with Disabilities' Service Improvement Workshops - Vimarsana News

Ministry of Social Development and Family Holds People with Disabilities' Service Improvement Workshops

Ministry of Social Development and Family Holds People with Disabilities' Service Improvement Workshops

Education reforms a far cry! - Vimarsana News

Education reforms a far cry!

Representative Abdul Hadi AlAjmi, a former history teacher at Kuwait University, complained on the Council’s podium about the low number of students accepted to study in the Faculty of Medicine, despite the application of many “outstanding students”. He wondered, perhaps out of lack of understanding, why 1,000 students were not accepted annually, for example? He