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28 - 03 - 2019
(MK) U.S. Hospitals Unprepared to Handle Ebola Waste
infected waste to be handled by people with hazardous materials training, which is why waste management companies refuse to dispose of Ebola waste, biosafety experts told Reuters. Many hospitals are not aware of this federal requirement and that (...)

24 - 09 - 2014
Scientists warn of environmental threat in chemical arms disposal
governmental groups led by the Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation in Greece said Tuesday the United Nations-backed plan to neutralize Syria's chemical stockpile while aboard a ship in the Mediterranean Sea was risky and (...)

20 - 02 - 2014
Arab Information Ministers Council Concludes Its 44th Session 2 Cairo
Arab tourism and produce programs that contribute to the intesifying of Arab touristy promoting process. On the Palestinian cause, the Council called on the media to highlight the importance of the holy city of Al-Quds, Al-Aqsa, and other Islamic (...)

15 - 01 - 2013
Experts: Two-day weekend more productive
day weekly holiday increases an employee's productivity and work quality by as much as 30 percent when compared to those who have only one day off every week, Al-Hayat newspaper reported Thursday. “An employee who does not get the rest needed, (...)

22 - 07 - 2011
Experts chalk out strategy to curtail traffic accidents
day road safety symposium that concluded here Sunday have recommended a 10-point strategy to curb road accidents and to tackle other challenges facing traffic safety initiatives around the world, especially in developing countries. The symposium, (...)

31 - 05 - 2011
Saudi Aramco's R&D Center Pioneers Nano Research 2 DHAHRAN
optic sensor technology for the Northern Area Pipelines Department. “Putting together a strong team that can handle advanced materials for Saudi Aramco is a key to success,” said Al-Houtan. “In fact, we have an excellent mix of both highly (...)

12 - 08 - 2010
Saudi Aramco's Advanced Research Center Holds 7th Advisory Global Meeting 2 Dhahran
as well as their insight, foresight and vision - have proven to be invaluable.” He said the group discussed key focus areas for technology and research, and current and future strategic initiatives, as well as the key resource of EXPEC ARC - (...)

20 - 02 - 2010
Port au Prince
ravaged country as part of an urgent appeal, with money already pouring in from around the world. Key developed countries were organizing an international aid conference for the quake-struck nation. Haiti is "by the far the poorest country in (...)

15 - 01 - 2010
World Academic experts will convene in Abu Dhabi to explore higher education opportunities
7, 2009 in Abu Dhabi to explore the challenges and opportunities for global higher education at a conference on Higher Education in the Global Age, hosted by the NYU Abu Dhabi Institute. The two-day event will be held at the Al Mamoura Auditorium (...)

03 - 12 - 2009
Seminar on Saudi-American ties resumes in Washington 2
American relations which constitute strategic partnership that aims at combating terrorism and realizing stability in Iraq as well attaining Arab-Israeli peace in addition to advocating tolerance in the region. On the other hand, Abdulrahman (...)

28 - 04 - 2009
Kuwait
and-half year. What they are in need, as they say, is the restoration of confidence. I think that if the big world economies get acquainted with means of cooperation among them, then they will become capable of surpassing the crisis as they (...)

29 - 11 - 2008
Training programs in electronic education
based National Center for Electronic Education and Remote Education will launch 20 training programs during the first term of the new academic year, Al-Youm Arabic newspaper said Saturday. The center's director general and advisor at the Ministry of (...)

02 - 11 - 2008
KAUST to ensure highest Scholarship& Research standards: Report 6 Riyadh
line the widely-scattered primary documents of different cultures for the vast audience using the Internet.” KAUST's Interim President, Nadhmi Al-Nasr said, “Part of KAUST's vision is not only to create a world class research university for the (...)

11 - 08 - 2008
KING ABDULLAH CHAIRS CABINET'S SESSION 3 RIYADH
MUKALLA, YEMEN, ON JUNE 2, 2006. ACCORDING TO THE AGREEMENT, THE TWO SIDES ENTER INTO COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF FISHERIES TO THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT AND EXCHANGE INFORMATION VITAL TO FISHERIES SECTOR, INCLUDING THE BREAK OF EPIDEMICS AND DISEASES OR (...)

23 - 04 - 2007
EU's Barroso urges US, Brazil to move on WTO 2 PARIS
the expiry in mid-2007 of the U.S. president's authority to do trade deals with minimal Congressional scrutiny. Brazil -- which has a booming agricultural sector -- and other nations including the United States and Australia complain that the EU's (...)

23 - 10 - 2006
EU, Brazil trade chiefs try to ease WTO standoff 2 ROME
the expiry in mid-2007 of the U.S. president's authority to do trade deals with minimal Congressional scrutiny. Brazil -- which has a booming agricultural sector -- and other nations including the United States and Australia complain that the EU's (...)

12 - 11 - 2005
EU told to pinpoint areas most at risk from bird flu 3 BRUSSELS
where 12 people have died of bird flu -- could serve as a regional bird flu vaccine centre to save every country having to build up its own stockpiles. "If we would form a networking of stock, and we can borrow each other's if things are happening (...)

14 - 10 - 2005
Wolfowitz pledges to change Africa from continent of despair to one of hope 2 WAS
led war in Iraq. He said it cannot be a good thing for those privileged to live in wealthy countries «to have a large part of the world left behind in the kind of misery and suffering that the people of Africa experience.» To help Africa (...)

30 - 05 - 2005
Oil slips below $54 2 NEW YORK
coverings after the earthquake news but that was very small," said one dealer. BP Chief Executive John Browne said the incident cut no more than 5 percent of gasoline production at the plant, the third largest in the United States. A second steep (...)

25 - 03 - 2005
Further aftershocks hit 2 Tokyo
speed "shinkansen" trains was de-railed for the first time in its history, but no-one was injured in the incident. Telecommunications companies were forced to limit services in the region as systems were overburdened with calls. Some factories (...)

18 - 10 - 2004
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