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Saba Yemen
23-07-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Mujahideen Brigades pound gathering of Israeli forces in Khan Yunis
Gaza – Saba: The Mujahideen Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Mujahideen Movement, announced that it pounded a gathering of Israeli forces in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip. The Brigades said in a brief statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba): "By the grace and power of Allay, our Mujahideen fighters were able to pound a gathering of enemy forces in the Al-Mahta area in Khan Yunis with 81-caliber mortar shells." Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Gulf Today
19-07-2025
- Politics
- Gulf Today
14th IGCF to commence on September 10 in Sharjah
The Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB) will host the 14th edition of the International Government Communication Forum (IGCF) on 10-11 September at Expo Centre Sharjah under the theme 'Communication for Quality of Life.' This annual event serves as a global intellectual platform to discuss the future of government communication and highlight its critical roles in addressing global challenges. It will bring together distinguished leaders, experts, and officials from around the world. The upcoming edition will focus on five main pillars, exploring food security, education, public health, environmental transformation, and the green economy as essential foundations for enhancing quality of life. Tariq Saeed Allay, Director General of the SGMB, emphasised the forum's commitment to selecting topics based on a comprehensive developmental vision that places people at the centre of communication policies. He noted that 'quality of life is a collective responsibility that demands smart, effective communication tools to raise awareness and support decision-making.' He added that the forum, which has become one of the most important international platforms for discussing communication issues, seeks in its latest edition to exchange ideas and proposals that lead to practical programmes that direct collective action toward inclusive and equitable development goals. This aligns with Sharjah's ongoing efforts to embed quality of life within its government communication initiatives as the main driver of achievement and success. Allay also pointed out that the forum continues, in its 14th edition, to attract leading thinkers, researchers, and practitioners from various parts of the world. He highlighted that the diversity of expertise, specialisations, and perspectives creates a rich dialogue and gives the forum both its human and professional dimensions. The upcoming edition will explore the role of government communication in driving positive change by enhancing awareness of sustainable food practices, encouraging innovation in agriculture, and supporting communities in confronting environmental and social crises. It will also examine the impact of education as a long-term communication tool that builds generations capable of understanding and adapting to change, equipping them with skills to develop realistic solutions to the challenges impacting their food security, health, and environment. IGCF 2025 will highlight how media and government messages shape individual behaviours, motivating people and institutions to adopt more conscious and responsible lifestyles. It will also discuss opportunities within the green economy to create new jobs and promote environmental justice, alongside the role of communication in building partnerships that strengthen trust between governments and societies. The 13th International Government Communication Forum (IGCF 2024) hosted an important initiative on its opening day aimed at shaping the leaders of tomorrow. Resulting from a strategic partnership between the UK-based Strawberry Fields, a leader in analytical tools and growth strategies, and the Sharjah Private Education Authority, the full-day training programme titled 'New Generation Skills for Kids: Integrating System Thinking & Technology' was designed to equip children with essential communication and technological skills, preparing them to navigate an increasingly complex digital world. The programme included interactive lectures, group discussions, and hands-on activities, allowing the participants to express their ideas creatively through storytelling and collaboration. The workshop focused on children and adolescents aged 8 to 15, offering intensive workshops to help them navigate the rapid advancements in technology and communication. Led by John Rainford, business coach, future technologist, and CEO of Strawberry Fields, the course introduced concepts such as integrating logical thinking with technology, using mind-mapping techniques, and enhancing critical and creative thinking skills. "We are discussing the future of technology within systems – whether it's a school system, a planetary system, or an ecological system. Understanding these systems is crucial to finding effective solutions to problems,' said Rainford. "Our mission is to foster better communication and equip children with the tools to use technology in meaningful ways.' Rainford emphasised the importance of integrating systems thinking into education from an early age, believing it would improve problem-solving abilities, revolutionise education, and positively impact children's health and well-being. "Children need to understand their own wellbeing and health to become more ecologically and environmentally conscious. This holistic approach is what we envision for the future generation,' he added.
Sharjah 24
17-07-2025
- Politics
- Sharjah 24
14th IGCF to kick off on 10 September
The annual event serves as a global intellectual platform This annual event serves as a global intellectual platform to discuss the future of government communication and highlight its critical roles in addressing global challenges. It will bring together distinguished leaders, experts, and officials from around the world. The upcoming edition will focus on five main pillars, exploring food security, education, public health, environmental transformation, and the green economy as essential foundations for enhancing quality of life. His Excellency Tariq Saeed Allay, Director General of the SGMB, emphasised the forum's commitment to selecting topics based on a comprehensive developmental vision that places people at the centre of communication policies. He noted that 'quality of life is a collective responsibility that demands smart, effective communication tools to raise awareness and support decision-making.' One of the most important international platforms for discussing communication issues He added that the forum, which has become one of the most important international platforms for discussing communication issues, seeks in its latest edition to exchange ideas and proposals that lead to practical programmes that direct collective action toward inclusive and equitable development goals. This aligns with Sharjah's ongoing efforts to embed quality of life within its government communication initiatives as the main driver of achievement and success. Allay also pointed out that the forum continues, in its 14th edition, to attract leading thinkers, researchers, and practitioners from various parts of the world. He highlighted that the diversity of expertise, specialisations, and perspectives creates a rich dialogue and gives the forum both its human and professional dimensions. The upcoming edition will explore the role of government communication in driving positive change by enhancing awareness of sustainable food practices, encouraging innovation in agriculture, and supporting communities in confronting environmental and social crises. It will also examine the impact of education as a long-term communication tool that builds generations capable of understanding and adapting to change, equipping them with skills to develop realistic solutions to the challenges impacting their food security, health, and environment. To highlight how media and government messages shape individual behaviours IGCF 2025 will highlight how media and government messages shape individual behaviours, motivating people and institutions to adopt more conscious and responsible lifestyles. It will also discuss opportunities within the green economy to create new jobs and promote environmental justice, alongside the role of communication in building partnerships that strengthen trust between governments and societies.
Sharjah 24
14-07-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan Disabled Club to compete in "Tomorrow's Generations"
The delegation is headed by Allay, and includes 12 players determined to deliver a distinguished performance and raise the club's profile high in this regional sporting event, which will witness the participation of some of the strongest teams in the region. Allay, head of the delegation, confirmed the team's readiness for the tournament, saying: "We believe in the capabilities of our players and are confident that they will rise to the challenge and represent the UAE well. Our goal is not just to participate, but to compete for top spots and leave a positive mark on the tournament." For his part, Abdulaziz Al Hammadi, Chairman of the Sports Affairs and Talent Care Committee at the Khorfakkan Club for the Disabled, praised the efforts made by the technical and administrative staff, affirming his full support for the delegation. He said, "Our team's participation in a tournament of the caliber of 'Growth's Generations' reflects our commitment to developing sports for people of determination and honing their talents through regional and international competitions. We have complete confidence in our players' ability to deliver an honorable performance befitting the name of the club and the nation."
Sharjah 24
19-06-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan Club for the Disabled concludes season with 104 medals
Celebrating the team's success and efforts His Excellency Abdullah Saleh Al Naqbi, Chairman of the Club's Board of Directors, congratulated the club's athletes for their impressive accomplishments and exceptional performance throughout the season. He also extended his appreciation to the technical, administrative, and medical teams for their integral roles in reaching these milestones and for their perseverance under pressure. Al Naqbi emphasised that these victories are the result of strong teamwork, continuous training, and unwavering dedication. He commended the players' discipline and cooperation, highlighting their commitment during both training sessions and competitive events. He also encouraged ongoing skill development and urged the athletes to preserve their achievements while continuing to supply national teams with promising talents from the club's youth. Acknowledging the support behind the success Louay Saeed Allay, Vice Chairman of the Club's Board of Directors, credited the club's achievements to the unwavering support of His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah. He stressed the Board's ongoing commitment to establishing the club as a pioneering sports institution with a lasting social impact. Allay also highlighted the vital contributions of the Sharjah Sports Council, led by His Excellency Issa Hilal Al Hazami, noting that its continued backing remains a cornerstone of the club's sustained excellence. Early preparations and great ambitions for the next season Looking ahead, Allay reassured the club's fans and supporters that the Board of Directors is fully committed to thorough preparation for the upcoming season. This includes optimal utilization of financial resources, strict adherence to approved budgets, and strategic planning to maintain the club's momentum and build on current successes. Abdul Aziz Al Hammadi: Results reflect long-term planning Abdul Aziz Al Hammadi, Chairman of the Technical Affairs and Talent Care Committee, highlighted that the club's recent achievements stem from long-term strategic planning and targeted training programs. The medal tally reflects the club's continuous investment in both individual and team performance development. He reported that the club had secured 58 local gold medals, along with 15 gold, 16 silver, and 15 bronze in international championships—further solidifying Khorfakkan Club's position as a leader in Paralympic sports with a strong ability to compete at the highest levels. Local dominance and global qualification Khorfakkan Club maintained its dominance on the national stage by winning the Paralympic Committee Athletics Cup for the third consecutive season, in addition to clinching the Powerlifting Cup. The goalball team for the visually impaired achieved second place in only their second local appearance, while the wheelchair basketball team currently tops both the league and cup competitions. Al Hammadi proudly noted that seven players from the club have qualified for the World Athletics Championships, and four athletes have earned spots in the World Powerlifting Championships. He concluded by affirming that these accomplishments are a clear sign that the club is on the right path to producing world-class athletes who will proudly represent the UAE on international platforms.
