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Mohammed Sultan Janahi is the very first Emirati to join the IMF in an official capacity

I'm excited to announce Mohammed Sultan Janahi’s first day at the IMF HQ in Washington DC 👏🏻👏🏻  He is the very first Emirati to join the IMF in an official capacity. Thrilled to see remarkable, talented Emirati youth placed in such positions at a global scale Mohammed is a first cohort graduate of the Young Economist Program by the Federal Youth Authority, a program under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council of Dubai  Through perseverance and hard work, Emirati youth are now competing with top professionals in every field, from finance to climate change to space 

The Emirati passport... an inspiring success story to make citizens happy

The assessment of the strength of passports has recently stopped as a result of the repercussions of the Corona virus "Covid-19", which caused the disruption of travel movement globally, which led to a total decrease in the strength of passports globally. The UAE passport continues to achieve more achievements at the global level with a new achievement that delights citizens, which is that they do not need a visa to visit the United Kingdom from 2023. The UAE citizen can travel to 90% of the countries of the world without a visa, while the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation confirms that there are 178 free visa points around the world, and that the passport is currently ranked 13th globally 

AD Ports Group receives top five ranking for Khalifa Port in global efficiency index

Executives at Abu Dhabi Ports Group have confirmed that its flagship deep-water port, Khalifa Port, has been ranked in the top five of the global Container Port Performance Index AD Ports Group has continued to invest in innovative technologies throughout 2022, to ensure it maintains its cutting-edge This classification is a global economic indicator that has gained its great importance given that more than four-fifths of the global merchandise trade by volume is transported by sea, and about 35% of the total volume of shipments and more than 60% of shipments of commercial value are shipped in containers.

UAE provides urgent aid to Afghanistan

The UAE dispatched a plane carrying 30 tons of urgent food supplies to Afghanistan to alleviate the impact of the devastating earthquake that recently struck southeast Afghanistan. This great move is in implementation of the directives of President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed to operate a relief air bridge for the people affected by the earthquake. This joint relief aid among the Emirati humanitarian institutions underlined the UAE's commitment to a humanitarian approach that enhances its relief response and meet the urgent needs for brotherly and friendly countries in need, in order to consolidate the value of the boundless giving

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan our president

The President of the State, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, is steadfastly following the path and footsteps of the wise Arab father, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may God rest his soul, whose humanity and benevolence transcended the borders of his homeland. The approach to empowerment that the country experienced will continue under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, may God protect him, who was raised and studied at the school of two great leaders, Sheikh Zayed and Sheikh Khalifa Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed affirmed that the UAE believes that peace is the way to achieve the aspirations of peoples and aspirations for progress and prosperity, and is working to strengthen the pillars of this peace in the region and find peaceful solutions to crises regional ✌️🕊

26.5 million from "Sharjah Charity" for refugees since 2012

The Sharjah Charity Society has been keen to provide assistance in all its forms to refugees around the world. According to a report, the total aid provided during the period from 2012 to the beginning of June amounted to about 26.5 million dirhams. Over the 11 years since the beginning of the crisis in Syria, the association has provided urgent relief and a package of assistance to refugees with a total value of 24.8 million dirhams, in addition to 1.6 million dirhams to help the Rohingya people 

The UAE continues its commitment to support climate action

The UAE views climate action as an opportunity to advance the paths of economic and social development towards new horizons, focusing on practical solutions that all countries can benefit from,  We're proud of the UAE that is continuing its commitment as an active partner to the international community in climate action efforts and is keen that the Conference of Parties (COP28) Able to deal with the challenges of the current stage through a realistic, practical, comprehensive and integrated approach that ensures the participation of all countries and parties and discusses their needs and requirements. The UAE is committed to achieving a low-emissions development path and will work to update and deliver its Nationally Determined Contributions according to the agreed timetable.

Australian researchers discover the fastest-growing black hole of the last 9 billion years

Black holes are the densest, most mysterious objects in the universe. These super-compressed objects are millions or billions of times larger than our own Sun, with gravitational pulls so great that not even light can escape. But not all black holes are created equal. Some are larger than others and, while they all absorb the matter around them, some grow faster. Led by researchers at the Australian National University, an international team has found the fastest-growing black hole of the last 9 billion years. The discovery was published in the Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia. It’s really been a lot of fun to look at photographic plates from 1901 that have pictures of this very black hole about as bright as we see it now. This shows it is not a transient phenomenon. It’s been going on for quite a long time. It’s been fun to build in that historical aspect to this cutting-edge research

 UAE is the first in the world in 6 indicators of environmental performance 2022

According to the Environmental Performance Index Report 2022, the UAE achieved a full score of 100% in 6 environmental indicators, namely: (marine reserves, ecosystem services, reduced wetland decline, low dependence on domestic solid fuels, low black carbon growth rate, and low carbon dioxide emissions) The UAE topped the Middle East and North Africa countries in the general ranking of the “Environmental Performance Index 2022” report  issued by Yale University, which monitors the environmental performance of 180 countries, and the UAE ranked first in the world in 6 indicators of 40 indicators included in the report Yale University in the United States, which issues the Environmental Performance Report, is considered one of the oldest universities in the world. It was founded in 1701 in Connecticut, USA, and employs 65 Nobel Prize-winning researchers

Building the facial bones of an Emirati patient by 3D printing in Dubai

In line with Dubai's strategy to benefit from 3D printing technology in various aspects of life, for the first time, we used 3D printing technology to design and print titanium facial implants to rebuild facial bones. The success of this type of 3D printing process opens the door for the introduction of (biological metallic face) techniques to save cases of bone deformities caused by tumors. This new technique saved the patient from taking many bones and soft and hard tissues from the tiny blood vessels from the legs and abdomen to reconstruct the face, which would have harmed the patient's life and severely affected his quality of life. This is the first case in the world that these techniques are applied to save facial deformity and reconstruct bone defects, using titanium fillings of this size, compared to other techniques.

UAE condemns killing of two Egyptian peacekeepers in Mali

Our country UAE has strongly condemned the terrorist attack against a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali, which left two Egyptian peacekeepers dead and one injured. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation affirmed that the UAE expressed its strong condemnation of these criminal acts and its permanent rejection of all forms of violence and terrorism aimed at undermining security and stability The Ministry expressed its full solidarity with Egypt, which participates with international peacekeeping forces of the United Nations in operations to maintain security, stability, and peace and provide humanitarian aid in Mali

COVID Most Likely ‘Getting Worse’ in North Korea

The World Health Organization has cast doubts on North Korea’s claims of progress in the fight against a Covid-19 outbreak, saying it believes the situation is getting worse, not better, amid an absence of independent data North Korean state media has claimed the Covid wave has abated, after daily numbers of people with fever topped 390,000 about two weeks ago. Pyongyang has never directly confirmed how many people have tested positive for the virus but experts suspect underreporting in the figures released through government-controlled media, making it difficult to assess the scale of the situation.

UAE achieves 100 percent COVID-19 vaccination target

Our great country UAE has achieved the goal of its National COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign, announcing that 100 percent of the targeted categories have been vaccinated  The UAE has through the Ministry of Health and Prevention worked to make the COVID-19 vaccine available to citizens and residents  The national campaign aimed to vaccinate and immunize frontliners, volunteers, and individuals from the age groups specified according to the type of vaccine, the elderly as well as those who suffer from chronic diseases and who can take the vaccine.

New policy aimed at cutting UAE's poly bag habit from 11 billion a year

Our country aims to protect the environment and address the high rate of plastic bag use across the UAE, which is almost four times the global average. According to figures shared by the World Government Summit in February 2019, 11 billion plastic bags are used in the Emirates each year A 2021 study carried out by the agency showed how plastic endangered the life of turtles. More than 150 sea turtles were rehabilitated after they were washed up on Abu Dhabi's beaches. The researchers found that about 80 per cent of the rescued animals had ingested plastics  A UAE study showed plastic has caused the deaths of hundreds of camels since 2008. Dubai will on the same day, July 1, introduce a mandatory 25 fils charge per plastic bag. The charge will apply to all stores, restaurants, delivery orders, pharmacies and online shopping. The policy is designed to cut their use before plastic bags are banned entirely in two years.