Dubai Unveils Revolutionary Coral Regeneration Project to Restore Marine Ecosystem and Boost Tourism
Dubai launches groundbreaking project to regenerate marine ecosystem with coral reefs, aiming to restore marine life cycle, increase seahorse population, and raise eco-tourism awareness. Covering 600 sq km and backed by public-private partnership, the project will reduce emissions and boost biodiversity, benefiting over seven million tons of fish. Implementation starts in 2024, with completion projected within four years, transforming Dubai into a diverse marine habitat with species like oysters, jellyfish, and sharks. Crucial for climate adaptation in the Arabian Gulf.
“Border Tensions Escalate: Skirmishes and Delays at Armenian-Azerbaijani Border near Bagratashen”
Armenian-Azerbaijani border tensions near Bagratashen escalate with skirmishes captured on social media. Exchanges between Yerevan-Tbilisi using minibuses affected, as vehicles face lengthy delays. Border villagers exploit holiday season, offering hidden routes for a fee. Stay informed with news from Armenia.
“Alleged incognito US drone discovered at Syrian military base raises questions of surveillance and international cooperation”
An American drone has been sighted in a Syrian military base, raising concerns about US involvement in unmanned aerial surveillance. The US military is accused of collaborating with Iranian-backed groups, linking them to gas attacks.
“President Serzh Sargsyan Honors Fallen Heroes in solemn ceremony at Yerablur Military Pantheon”
Flower wreath laid at Yerablur, Armenia’s military pantheon, in memory of martyrs who gave their lives for homeland’s freedom and independence.
“German Chancellor Angela Merkel Condemns Putin’s Aggression in Ukraine: ‘Just when Covid-19 demanded, Russia started a new aggression in the center of Europe'”
German Chancellor Angela Merkel criticizes Russian President Putin and the aggression in Ukraine, noting the timing amid the Covid-19 crisis. Putin’s closure of the gas tap in Ukraine is also acknowledged.
“Armenia’s Minister of Health Reflects on Challenges and Victories, Looks ahead to Bright New Year”
Armenia’s Minister of Health, Anna Aghajanyan, reflects on last year’s challenges, unity, and cooperation in a New Year message. She extends congratulations and gratitude to healthcare workers, urging hope and positivity for the year ahead. News from Armenia, read more on NEWS.am.
Armenian Foreign Minister Wishes for Peace and Prosperity in 2024
Armenia’s Foreign Minister, Ararat Mirzoyan, extends New Year and Christmas greetings while reflecting on the challenges of 2023. He hopes for a peaceful and successful 2024 for all.
“Building Beyond Borders: Restoring Belief and National Potential – Former Head of Public Services Regulatory Commission Urges Unity for a Prosperous New Year”
Former head of the Public Services Regulatory Commission, Davit Ananyan, discusses the importance of hope and encouragement as we face challenges in our country. We must rebuild and revive, implementing accountability measures. Let us unite with tolerance and dialogue to bring about real change. Happy New Year!
“Head of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Sends Heartfelt New Year Message, Highlights Achievements and Dedication”
Head of the Public Administration and Local Self-Government of Armenia congratulates staff, veterans, and families on New Year and Holy Nativity. Despite challenges, progress was made in 2023 and dedication will continue in 2024. Wishing joy, prosperity, and successful programs for all.
“EU Extends Schengen Visa-Free Regime to Balkans, Romania, and Bulgaria: Historic Step Towards Expansion”
EU extends deadline for implementing Schengen visa-free regime in Balkans, Romania, and Bulgaria until March 2024 for air and sea transport. First step to expanding Schengen area.