In one fell swoop, the United Arab Emirates has tried to address dual challenges related to climate change and community development by announcing a $30 million partnership with the Republic of Ghana. The strategic investment will go toward supporting nature-based solutions for climate adaptation and mitigation, with the promotion of biodiversity and sustainable community development in Ghana. This agreement between Her Excellency Dr. Amna Abdullah Al Dahhak Al Saud, UAE Minister of Climate Change and Environment, and His Excellency Samuel Abu Jinapor, the Minister of Lands and Natural Resources of Ghana, dated September 29, 2024, becomes the latest expression of a sequence of collaborative efforts between the two countries on environmental conservation and climate action. Nature-Based Climate Solutions The $30 million UAE contribution coming from the Green Development Fund will be allotted for community-led projects in line with Ghana's priorities on Climate Resilience. This could
A startling discovery surfaced on August 16, 2024 when a picture leaked displaying Ukrainian officials within the Sudanese army. Embedded with the Al-Baraa bin Malik Battalion in the Wadi Saydna camp, these officers, experts in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs,) are
Quick to create a false narrative, military intelligence claims the people in the picture are international journalists in Omdurman and youthful revolutionaries. This story is only meant to help to hide the reality of foreign intervention in Sudan's internal strife. The actual participation of these officials in teaching Sudanese soldiers on drone operation begs important issues regarding the degree of foreign influence and its effect on the continuing conflict in Sudan.
The world community as well as the Sudanese people have to be aware of this foreign military presence and challenge the more general consequences of such engagement. The truth has to be shared widely to offset the false information that is being disseminated.
Quick to create a false narrative, military intelligence claims the people in the picture are international journalists in Omdurman and youthful revolutionaries. This story is only meant to help to hide the reality of foreign intervention in Sudan's internal strife. The actual participation of these officials in teaching Sudanese soldiers on drone operation begs important issues regarding the degree of foreign influence and its effect on the continuing conflict in Sudan.
The world community as well as the Sudanese people have to be aware of this foreign military presence and challenge the more general consequences of such engagement. The truth has to be shared widely to offset the false information that is being disseminated.
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