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World Bank May Inject USD 400 Million into Jordan’s Economy

According to a recent report, The World Bank is considering financing a new project in Jordan with an estimated value of USD 400 million.

One Third of Global Population Lives Without Internet

Internet connectivity is no longer a luxury but a necessity for economic growth, education, and social development. Yet nearly 2.6 billion people—approximately one-third of the global population—remain without access.

Key Geopolitical Events to Pop in the Calendar for 2025

The geopolitical landscape in early 2025 has been marked by volatility, fragmentation, and deepening polarization. From high-stakes summits and critical elections to landmark anniversaries, we outline the key events to keep an eye on over the coming months.

Aisyiyah Advocates for Greater Aged-Female Agency in Indonesia

Aisyiyah’s Leader and Activist Latifah Iskandar, aged 66, stands strong as a beacon of advocacy for Indonesia's most vulnerable.

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Dr Fatima Abouali Leads Africa’s Sports Medicine Revolution

President of the Moroccan Anti-Doping Agency (AMAD) Dr. Fatima Abouali is elected as the President of the Executive Bureau of the African Union of Sports Medicine (UAMS) in late January 2025 in Cairo Egypt.

Sundance Film Festival Opens Doors at Muslim House

This year's Sundance Film Festival marked an important moment for the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) Hollywood Bureau as it makes its red-carpet debut.

Seven Headwinds to Scaling Climate Tech

A recent report released at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week this month has outlined seven challenges hindering the expansion of climate technology in the United Arab Emirates.

Michigan Governor Proclaims Muslim American Month

In a significant move towards recognizing and celebrating the contributions of Muslim Americans, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed January as Muslim American Heritage Month.

Female Founders Face Funding Shortfalls

Female entrepreneurs are crucial drivers of economic growth and innovation, but in Asia Pacific, they remain significantly under-represented in the startup ecosystem.

Seven Headwinds to Scaling Climate Tech

A recent report released at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week this month has outlined seven challenges hindering the expansion of climate technology in the United Arab Emirates.

Ethiopia and Somalia Find Common Ground

The African Union (AU) has hailed the recent reconciliation between Ethiopia and Somalia as an "important milestone" in regional diplomacy.

Tunisia’s Diplomatic Push to Mend Ties with Morocco

According to recent reports, Tunisian authorities are actively working to restore diplomatic ties with Morocco and reinstate ambassadors in both capitals, signaling an effort to resolve a years-long rift.

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World Bank May Inject USD 400 Million into Jordan’s Economy

According to a recent report, The World Bank is considering financing a new project in Jordan with an estimated value of USD 400 million.

One Third of Global Population Lives Without Internet

Internet connectivity is no longer a luxury but a necessity for economic growth, education, and social development. Yet nearly 2.6 billion people—approximately one-third of the global population—remain without access.

Key Geopolitical Events to Pop in the Calendar for 2025

The geopolitical landscape in early 2025 has been marked by volatility, fragmentation, and deepening polarization. From high-stakes summits and critical elections to landmark anniversaries, we outline the key events to keep an eye on over the coming months.

Aisyiyah Advocates for Greater Aged-Female Agency in Indonesia

Aisyiyah’s Leader and Activist Latifah Iskandar, aged 66, stands strong as a beacon of advocacy for Indonesia's most vulnerable.

Dr Fatima Abouali Leads Africa’s Sports Medicine Revolution

President of the Moroccan Anti-Doping Agency (AMAD) Dr. Fatima Abouali is elected as the President of the Executive Bureau of the African Union of Sports Medicine (UAMS) in late January 2025 in Cairo Egypt.

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Aisyiyah Advocates for Greater Aged-Female Agency in Indonesia

Aisyiyah’s Leader and Activist Latifah Iskandar, aged 66, stands strong as a beacon of advocacy for Indonesia's most vulnerable.

Sundance Film Festival Opens Doors at Muslim House

This year's Sundance Film Festival marked an important moment for the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) Hollywood Bureau as it makes its red-carpet debut.

Michigan Governor Proclaims Muslim American Month

In a significant move towards recognizing and celebrating the contributions of Muslim Americans, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed January as Muslim American Heritage Month.

Ethiopia Set to Host the African Union Summit

Ethiopia’s preparations to host the African Union Summit in February 2025 reflects its ongoing commitment to Pan-Africanism and its role as a diplomatic hub.

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Morocco’s Crisis of Drought and Frost Threatens Food Security

Morocco is facing a severe weather crisis, marked by ongoing droughts and intermittent frosts, both of which pose a serious threat to the country’s agricultural sector.

President Subianto Pledges Golden Indonesia with Launch of Free Meals Program

Indonesia’s new government launched an ambitious project this month to fight malnutrition by feeding nearly ninety million children and pregnant women which is expected to cost up to USD 28 billion over the next five years.

Merry Muslim Londoners Mark End of Year with Massive Food Bank Drive

In 2024, the United Kingdom faces a stark reality: approximately 3.12 million people are relying on food banks to meet their basic nutritional needs. This figure represents a significant increase from just under 26,000 people in 2008/09, and the latter was during the global economic recession!

Incentivising Cattle Farmers May Increase Trade Between Pakistan and Indonesia

Chargé d’Affaires of the Indonesian Embassy Rahmat Hindiarta Kusuma recently visited MNS University of Agriculture Multan, highlighting the potential for enhanced trade cooperation between Pakistan and Indonesia, particularly in the halal meat sector.

Bangladeshi Farmers Turn Insects into Profits

In Bangladesh, the high cost of animal feed places a heavy burden on farmers and raises food production expenses. To address this cost constraint, Bangladeshi farmers have turned to insect farming to transform food waste into high-protein, eco-friendly animal feed.

Nearly Four Thousand Contracts Signed at this Season’s Saram Al-Ahsa

KSA’s Date palm oasis Al-Ahsa is stirring up a fresh wave of growth and economic flair thanks to the huge commercial success of its Saram Al-Ahsa 2024 date auction in KSA.

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