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Dubai Internet City celebrates its 25th anniversary, marking significant growth with over 4,000 businesses—a 17.5% increase—and more than 31,000 tech professionals in 2024, reinforcing Dubai’s status as a global tech hub.
South Korea saw a 5.9% rise in childbirths in August, marking the second consecutive month of increase amid ongoing concerns over low birth rates and the country’s aging population.
FAO will lead 21 global health projects, supported by $109 million from the Pandemic Fund, aimed at enhancing pandemic preparedness across 32 countries in regions most in need.
The UN Committee on Women’s Rights has called for equal representation in decision-making, saying women’s participation is critical for addressing political, economic, and digital challenges.
The EU awards €4.8 billion to 85 net-zero projects, spanning 18 countries, to boost clean technology innovation and support cleantech manufacturing and industrial carbon management.
Over 1 million tons of rice have been destroyed by heavy floods in Bangladesh, driving up food prices and leaving the government to secure imports. ($380 million in losses).
Modi and Xi discussed peaceful management of India-China relations at the BRICS Summit, agreeing on border peace and emphasizing strategic cooperation for global and regional stability.
The UAQ Mangrove Reserve’s ecotrail project, supported by volunteers and leaders, is part of a broader community initiative to promote shared responsibility and environmental conservation.
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan attends BRICS Summit in Kazan, marking the UAE’s first participation as a full member in discussions chaired by President Vladimir Putin.
MENA Newswire News Desk: Economic losses from extreme climate-related events in the European Union have averaged €26 billion per year over the…