Sharjah university establishes UNESCO Chair for Arabic, AI and digital heritage
AUS signed an agreement with UNESCO to establish a chair on Arabic, AI and digital heritage.
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AUS signed an agreement with UNESCO to establish a chair on Arabic, AI and digital heritage.
The Starling began unloading about 63,784 tonnes of diesel.
The health and life-sciences delegation discussed potential cooperation in AI, precision medicine and new therapies in China.
TAMM Global was established to operate the digital public-services platform, license its intellectual property and partner with governments abroad.
Abia State says it has established 25 eye clinics and vision centres across its 17 local government areas. The state’s Eye Health Management Bureau reported the programme’s cumulative outputs at a World Sight Day event in Umuahia on 15 October.
The announced programme includes art fairs, a biennial, festivals, a museum opening and sports events.
Anambra State distributed 2,000 improved palm seedlings and farm implements to farmers in a programme with its Environment Ministry, the Federal College of Agriculture in Ishiagu and TechSave Nigeria. The state report, published on 12 October, said the distribution took place at the ministry premises in Awka.
New licences, renewals and advertising permits rose in the first six months, alongside other entrepreneurship and industry indicators.
The historic mosque reopened after restoration and rehabilitation work.
The 8–9 October Abu Dhabi forum examined climate change implications for financial stability and monetary policy.
The six-month programme brings together 20 mid-career professionals to develop cultural policy projects for their cities.
The branch completed preparations for a planned return to its main campus after nearly 14 years.