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Для ишимцев проведут маршрут по городу в честь Дня молодежи - Vimarsana News

Для ишимцев проведут маршрут по городу в честь Дня молодежи

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网络中国节·端午|粽叶飘香人间有情 喜迎端午"邻里节"活动-烟台要闻-烟台要闻-水母网

又是一年端午到,我市各社区纷纷推出“喜迎建党百年 共度浓情端午”主题邻里节活动,居民们在亲力亲为中传承敬老爱老优良传统,邻里感情不断增进,社区凝聚力显著增强。

Source: shm.com.cn
省侨联:打好"侨"牌办好实事 - 社会 - Vimarsana News

省侨联:打好"侨"牌办好实事 - 社会

近日,在福州举行的“侨连五洲·建功八闽”侨界青年奋进新时代主题论坛得到了海内外各界人士的好评和肯定。下一步,省侨联将把党史学习教育成效转化为工作动力和工作成效,落实“四项重点任务”,积极为群众办实事办好事,展示侨联机关的良好精神风貌,以优异成绩庆祝建党100周年。

Source: fjsen.com
Malaysia among countries calling for Vietnam SEA Games to proceed - Vimarsana News

Malaysia among countries calling for Vietnam SEA Games to proceed

PETALING JAYA: The majority of SEA Games Federation (SEAGF) members are calling for the Vietnam SEA Games from Nov 21-Dec 2 to proceed as planned, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. In a special virtual meeting held on Wednesday (June 9), the Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) said they were among the eight nations who had opposed the proposal from the games' organising committee to postpone the 31st edition of the event to next year. Many countries had already put in effort and investment to prepare athletes over the last two years, and 2022 is already packed with other major sporting events. Mal...

Anger as Senate committee uncovers payment of  N443 billion as subsidy without appropriation - Vimarsana News

Anger as Senate committee uncovers payment of  N443 billion as subsidy without appropriation

Share The Senate Committee on Public  Accounts on Wednesday was stunned as the  Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris told the lawmakers that only the national oil giant, the  Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, (NNPC) could give an account of how N443 billion was paid as petroleum subsidy without appropriation by the National Assembly. The Account General of the Federation was invited sequel to the query issued by the Auditor General of the Federation Office in its 2016 report. The query read in part: “During the examination of Subsidy records provided by FAAC, it was o...