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- The twenty-year long aspirations include developments in the fields of health, environmental sustainability, leadership in energy and industry
- An Ankara court ruled to restrict access to their websites late Thursday
- Deutsche Welle said it did not comply with the licensing requirement because it “would have allowed the Turkish government to censor editorial content”
- Mujtaba Saeed’s script draws parallels between Makkah and Berlin, and explores the contrasts between traditional values and the modern world
- The dispatched field hospital includes 75 beds and two operating rooms
- From Paris commuters to tourists on the French Riviera, many people seem to welcome the government’s light touch
- Virus-related hospitalizations rose quickly in France over the past two weeks
- Union activists said many more passengers flew without their bags
- The scene at Charles de Gaulle on Saturday was busy but typical for the first weekend in July
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Saudi Arabia’s new Companies law
Approved by the Saudi Cabinet on June 28, 2022, the measure allows a new form of company — called a Simplified Joint Stock Company — that meets the needs of entrepreneurship and venture capital growth. It reduces the legal requirements and procedures for small and medium enterprises, and simplifies the procedures for establishing companies. Many restrictions in the incorporation, practice and exit phases and restrictions on company names have been removed.
Makkah Route Initiative
Inaugurated by King Salman in 2019, the Makkah Route Initiative is a program that seeks to provide visitors to the holy sites in Saudi Arabia with the finest possible services to help them perform their Hajj rituals easily and comfortably. Five countries are currently participating in the initiative: Pakistan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Morocco, and Bangladesh.
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- The unseeded Frenchwoman is making her debut at the All England Club
- Tan’s debut at Wimbledon came on Day 2 of the tournament on Centre Court
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