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Over 1,000 people participate in Walk for Inclusion

Attended by Sheikh Khalifa Bin Mohammed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan, ‘’Walk for Inclusion'' took place on Hudayriat Island during the weekend. Over a thousand residents, families, and friends of People of Determination came together to mark and highlight the importance of inclusion and acceptance in society. The event was

Cyber Crimes Researcher

Contemporary societies are moving towards a new stage of social and economic growth, accompanied by emerging behavioral patterns supported by cyber information and data transmitted through space. It is certain that the world is heading towards more dangerous times than we witness today, thanks to the development of the Global High Technology

UNWTO strengthens cooperation around tourism investments

UN World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has further advanced its focus on investments in a more resilient and sustainable tourism by strengthening its cooperation with both the international community and with the private sector. In this context, UNWTO has joined the World Investment for Development Alliance (WIDA). As part of the Alliance,

Not for Sale or Rent

Some people's hearts are like cotton or stone, while others are like houses with windows and balconies that allow them to see all the corners of life. There are owner-occupied houses, rented ones, and others with signs saying "not for sale or rent!" Everyone looks at their days through experiences that have ground their

Jafar Al-Omda, coming from the planet of Mohamed Sami

At a time when we praise the role of art as soft power day and night, Egyptian drama produces a high-cost series "Jafar Al-Omda." Director Mohamed Sami returns to his previous drama work by presenting a work written and directed by him. He introduces his usual combination of cartoon characters that only exist within his ideas, a