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FM Lapid inaugurates Consulate General of Israel in Dubai

[ad_1] Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid attended the opening ceremony of the Consulate General of Israel in Dubai, the UAE, Report informs via the press service of the Israeli Foreign Ministry. “Yesterday we opened the embassy in Abu Dhabi, today we are opening the consulate in Dubai. We are starting to get used to making… Continue reading FM Lapid inaugurates Consulate General of Israel in Dubai

Vladimir Putin receives Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19

[ad_1] Russian President said he was vaccinated with his country’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19. Putin shared the news while speaking on a TV show in Russia on Wednesday. He said he felt nothing after the first injection but a soreness four hours later. According to him, after the second dose of the vaccine, his… Continue reading Vladimir Putin receives Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19

USAID and Azerbaijan’s SMEs dev’t agency to ink MoU

[ad_1] As part of the private sector development program, a memorandum of understanding will soon be signed between the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Small and Medium Business Development Agency of Azerbaijan (KOBIA) to strengthen micro, small and medium businesses, Report informs citing KOBIA Chairman of the Board Orkhan Mammadov. “Among the… Continue reading USAID and Azerbaijan’s SMEs dev’t agency to ink MoU

Trial of 13 members of Armenian terrorist group reshceduled

[ad_1] Today, the Baku Court of Grave Crimes rescheduled the trial of Karapetyan Rafik Robertovich, Goloyan Gurgen Hovannesovich, Tadevosyan Hrayr Seryojevich, Maloyan Vagarshak Merojanovic, Yeghiazaryan Sasun Seyranovich, Vardanyan Arsen Araikovich, Bahrikyan Vahagen Edikovich, Soghomonyan Setrak Samvelovich, Dilanyan Arman Vazgenovich, Martoyan Manuk Hovanesovich, Ambardanyan Mels Karapetovich, Mikaelyan Andranik Vazgenovich, and Grigoryan Felix Arshakovich, who fought as… Continue reading Trial of 13 members of Armenian terrorist group reshceduled

WHO declares China malaria-free country

[ad_1] The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized China as a malaria-free country, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in Geneva, congratulating Beijing on this success achieved after decades of struggle with a dangerous disease, Report informs referring to the WHO website. “Today we congratulate the people of China on ridding the country of malaria,”… Continue reading WHO declares China malaria-free country

European Commission extends duties on steel imports for 3 more years

[ad_1] The European Commission (EC) has extended the protective duties on imported steel products into the region for another three years, until June 30, 2024, Report informs with reference to the EC. Protective measures in the form of a 25% duty, applied after exceeding the established tariff quotas, were introduced in 2019 for three years… Continue reading European Commission extends duties on steel imports for 3 more years

Blue hydrogen demand to ramp up after 2030

[ad_1] Saudi Aramco sees demand for blue hydrogen beginning to ramp up at the start of the next decade, according to comments made by the state-run giant’s chief technology officer, Report informs, referring to foreign media. Ahmad al Khowaiter told Bloomberg Television that the investment required to produce blue hydrogen was not significant compared to… Continue reading Blue hydrogen demand to ramp up after 2030

EBRD expects 4.2% growth in member countries’ economies in 2021

[ad_1] The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) predicts that the economies of its member countries will grow 4.2 percent in 2021 amid economic recovery after the COVID pandemic, Report informs referring to the EBRD’s June Regional Economic Prospects report. The document examines the situation in 38 emerging market economies. The current forecast has… Continue reading EBRD expects 4.2% growth in member countries’ economies in 2021