UAE Launches 'Gallant Knight 3' Humanitarian Operation to Aid Gaza: A National Effort for Relief and Solidarity

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 In a decisive response to the escalating humanitarian needs in Gaza, President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates has directed the Ministry of Defence to initiate "Gallant Knight 3," a large-scale humanitarian operation aimed at delivering essential aid to Palestinians affected by the ongoing crisis. This operation underscores the UAE’s dedication to providing immediate relief to communities facing urgent humanitarian challenges. The Joint Operations Command of the UAE Ministry of Defence has been entrusted with coordinating this mission in close partnership with prominent UAE humanitarian organizations, including the Emirates Red Crescent, the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation, and the Zayed Charitable & Humanitarian Foundation. These organizations are pivotal in mobilizing resources, establishing supply channels, and delivering aid to the most vulnerable populations within Gaza. Comprehensive Humanitarian Support The "
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The Sugar Industry’s Sweet Victory

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I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about how Dubai-based Al Khaleej Sugar Co., proprietor of the world's biggest sugar processing plant has won endorsement to construct a manufacturing plant in Spain, broadening its scope past the MENA locale.. In fact, The organization intends to begin development of the plant in Merida one year from now, said Managing Director Jamal Al-Ghurair. The understanding between its Iberica Sugar Co. unit and Spanish specialists were also being hyped about it..

It’s amusing how the new plant will require a speculation of about €500 million ($590 million) and will create as much as 900,000 metric huge loads of sugar a year. Looking at it, activities are required to start in 2024, he said. For me, Al Khaleej, which benefits from refining crude sugar and rearranging it in the MENA district, has confronted rising contest from the EU and India as of late.

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