Bahrain News Gazette

Geneva: Bahrain’s parliamentary group underscored the critical role of parliament members in fostering international partnerships and enhancing global stability through disarmament at a panel discussion during the 149th General Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union.

According to Bahrain News Agency, the discussion titled “Parliamentary Leadership in Disarmament: Preventing and Reducing Human Suffering from the Spread of Weapons” provided a platform for Bahrain’s parliamentary group to express their views on the importance of legislative support in disarmament efforts. The group emphasized how MPs worldwide could significantly contribute to international cooperation and raise awareness about the vital need for disarmament to ensure regional and global security.

The Bahraini delegation was led by Abdulnabi Salman, First Deputy Speaker of the Council of Representatives and Deputy Head of the delegation, and included Hala Ramzi Fayez, a member of the Shura Council. Their participation highlighted Bahrain’s
commitment to global legislative dialogues aimed at reducing the proliferation of weapons and advancing peace initiatives.

AMMAN: Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans has announced a new strategic partnership with the educational technology platform CVSkills, aimed at improving the professional and language skills of orphaned youths through tailored educational programs.

According to Jordan News Agency, this collaboration is part of the “Achieving Success Through Language” initiative, which focuses on enhancing English language proficiency among its beneficiaries. The partnership is expected to provide these individuals with the necessary skills to become self-reliant and effective leaders within their communities.

The program includes a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on practical English language applications, customized learning paths, and interactive lessons that are designed to improve communication skills in workplace settings and everyday situations. As part of the initiative, 800 students enrolled in the fund’s programs will gain free access to the CVSkills platform for three months. Additionally, Al-Aman Fund’s
employees will be able to use the platform for one year.

A special feature of the partnership is a dedicated page on the CVSkills platform, which will monitor the students’ progress, generate reports, and facilitate interaction among beneficiaries. This feature aims to enhance the overall learning experience and foster better skill development. All associated costs, such as training courses and tailored educational plans, will be covered by CVSkills.

Noor Al-Hamoud, General Director of Al-Aman Fund, expressed that the partnership marks a significant advancement in the professional empowerment of orphaned youth. She emphasized the crucial role of the platform in developing essential language skills that will boost their employability and communication effectiveness in various professional contexts.

Amer Mousa, Business Development Manager at CVSkills, highlighted the partnership’s goal to achieve sustainable outcomes by supporting the professional growth of Al-Aman Fund’s students, enabling them to confiden
tly enter and compete in the job market. He reaffirmed the company’s dedication to the fund’s mission and the importance of supporting orphaned youth in society.

London: Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Minister of Finance and National Economy, participated in the International Investment Summit held in London, where key global leaders gathered to discuss avenues for economic growth and sustainable development.

According to Bahrain News Agency, the summit was graced by the presence of His Excellency Sir Keir Starmer, the UK Prime Minister, emphasizing the high-level engagement and international collaboration efforts. The event focused on several crucial aspects of investment including technology, artificial intelligence, and infrastructure, aiming to carve out new opportunities that would foster economic expansion and sustainable practices across the globe.

Discussions at the summit were centered on enhancing global investment flows, expanding international partnerships, and sharing expertise. These dialogues were designed to generate actionable insights that could benefit the economies of the participating countries and contribute to their overall ec
onomic development.

The participation of prominent leaders like Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa underscores the importance of international cooperation in addressing global economic challenges and leveraging technology for growth.

AMMAN: Ayla Golf Club has been honored with four awards at the 2024 Sustainable Luxury Awards, marking a significant recognition of its sustainable practices in the golfing sector.

According to Jordan News Agency, the awards celebrate Ayla Golf Club’s integration of sustainability in its operations, emphasizing its role as a pioneer in eco-friendly golfing. The club’s achievements include being named the most sustainable 18-hole golf course in the region and the most sustainable desert golf course globally. It also received accolades for the most sustainable mountain golf course locally and the most sustainable championship golf course in the Middle East.

These awards were the result of rigorous evaluations by expert committees that assessed the club’s commitment to environmental conservation and its efforts to minimize carbon footprints. Ayla Golf Club, part of the Ayla Oasis Development Company, has been proactive in embedding sustainable practices into its vision and operations, setting a benchmark for t
he industry.

Sahl Dudin, CEO of Ayla Oasis Development Company, stated, “We are honored to receive this international recognition of Ayla’s continuous commitment to environmental and social sustainability standards.” He highlighted that the club has been at the forefront of promoting sustainability through innovative approaches and strict governance.

Designed by the renowned golfer Greg Norman, Ayla Golf Club is Jordan’s premier championship golf course. It features a sprawling 800,000 square meters area with 18 holes and a separate 9-hole course at its golf academy. Norman’s design focuses on environmental harmony, integrating the natural desert landscape and ecological characteristics into the course layout, enhancing both aesthetic and functional qualities.

AMMAN: Ayla Golf Club has been honored with four awards at the 2024 Sustainable Luxury Awards, marking a significant recognition of its sustainable practices in the golfing sector.

According to Jordan News Agency, the awards celebrate Ayla Golf Club’s integration of sustainability in its operations, emphasizing its role as a pioneer in eco-friendly golfing. The club’s achievements include being named the most sustainable 18-hole golf course in the region and the most sustainable desert golf course globally. It also received accolades for the most sustainable mountain golf course locally and the most sustainable championship golf course in the Middle East.

These awards were the result of rigorous evaluations by expert committees that assessed the club’s commitment to environmental conservation and its efforts to minimize carbon footprints. Ayla Golf Club, part of the Ayla Oasis Development Company, has been proactive in embedding sustainable practices into its vision and operations, setting a benchmark for t
he industry.

Sahl Dudin, CEO of Ayla Oasis Development Company, stated, “We are honored to receive this international recognition of Ayla’s continuous commitment to environmental and social sustainability standards.” He highlighted that the club has been at the forefront of promoting sustainability through innovative approaches and strict governance.

Designed by the renowned golfer Greg Norman, Ayla Golf Club is Jordan’s premier championship golf course. It features a sprawling 800,000 square meters area with 18 holes and a separate 9-hole course at its golf academy. Norman’s design focuses on environmental harmony, integrating the natural desert landscape and ecological characteristics into the course layout, enhancing both aesthetic and functional qualities.

Amman: Jordan’s imports of mobile devices have seen a notable increase in the first nine months of 2024, with statistics showing approximately 1.5 million units imported, totaling a value of around JD127 million. This represents a significant rise from the previous year during the same period, where the imports were about 1.276 million devices valued at JD111.6 million.

According to Jordan News Agency, President of the Vision Association for Cellular Device Investors and Accessories, the data provided by the Jordanian General Customs Department confirm the accuracy of these figures and signify a vibrant commercial activity in the mobile device sector within the country. Aloush emphasized the need to monitor this upward trend closely, pointing out that the 17.5% increase in the volume of imported devices year-over-year suggests a strong consumer demand for newer technology and a shift in consumer preferences that the market needs to adapt to.

Amman: Jordan’s imports of mobile devices have seen a notable increase in the first nine months of 2024, with statistics showing approximately 1.5 million units imported, totaling a value of around JD127 million. This represents a significant rise from the previous year during the same period, where the imports were about 1.276 million devices valued at JD111.6 million.

According to Jordan News Agency, President of the Vision Association for Cellular Device Investors and Accessories, the data provided by the Jordanian General Customs Department confirm the accuracy of these figures and signify a vibrant commercial activity in the mobile device sector within the country. Aloush emphasized the need to monitor this upward trend closely, pointing out that the 17.5% increase in the volume of imported devices year-over-year suggests a strong consumer demand for newer technology and a shift in consumer preferences that the market needs to adapt to.