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Rashid Masharawi’s Cinematic Defiance

Palestinian Filmmakers like Rashid Masharawi are amplifying Palestinian voices against all the odds.

Texan Students Find Enchantment in Stories of Türkiye

The Stories of Türkiye project, introduced by Houston-based Turkish Education Attaché Ali Kılıçlıoğlu, brings Turkish culture to American children through interactive storytelling.

Never Again is Not a Feeling. Sorry.

Renowned Israeli historian Ilan Pappé, Human Rights Lawyer Lamis Deek, and Declassified UK Founder and Activist Matt Kennard deep dive into the inevitable decline of Zionism, the historical influence of Hasbara and call for a strategic dismantling of corruption for the sake of humanity at the recent Islam Channel's Global Peace and Unity Festival held at Excel London, UK this month.

Milwaukee Muslim Film Festival Showcases Stories of Strength and Spirit

The Milwaukee Muslim Film Festival has been the brainchild of the Muslim Women’s Coalition from its inception. Now into its ninth year, Co-Founder and President Janan Najib says that this year’s line up celebrates the diversity of Islamic culture and the power of the human spirit.

What Yemenis Can Teach Appalachians About Floods

In adapting to a new climate reality, Appalachia will need to draw not only on its people’s ingenuity and self-reliance, but on the knowledge and friendship of similarly-affected areas around the world. When it comes to under-resourced mountain regions with a history of coping with torrential flooding, no place may be a better friend to Appalachia than Yemen.

KSA’s First Female Rangers Reach Five Thousand Rounds

Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve announces the 5000th patrol by Saudi Arabia's first female wildlife ranger unit - the largest in the Middle East.

Aga Khan Museum Marks Tenth Anniversary with Mammoth Lineup

The Aga Khan Museum announces a monumental year of programs and digital experiences carefully curated to reference the Museum’s architecture, its founding vision of light, and a history that spans a decade in Toronto Canada.

IN2MF is Who’s Next at the Porte de Versailles Paris

Indonesia’s International Modest Fashion Festival kicks off in Paris this month, and its famous handwoven textiles do not disappoint.

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Indonesia Unveils Danantara a USD 61 Billion Sovereign Wealth Fund

Aiming for 8% GDP Growth, The Indonesian Government seeks to attract global investments and drive developments of key industries.
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Myanmar Crisis as Junta announces Elections Amid Worsening Violence

Myanmar military announces election date amid ongoing conflict, sparking international concerns over legitimacy and humanitarian crisis.

UAE Wants Twenty Unicorns by 2031

Driven by government support, Dubai’s thriving startup ecosystem aims to create twenty unicorns by 2031.

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Record-Breaking FDI for Major Infrastructure Development in Egypt

The agreement between Egypt and consortium ADQ is the largest FDI in Egypt's history, with USD 35 billion allocated for infrastructure development in Cairo.

Armada and Edarat Group Sign MoU at LEAP 2024 in Saudi Arabia

Armada and Edarat Group partners to bring edge computing and AI to the Industrial sector across the Middle East and North Africa region.
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