Ship taking coral research mission from Israel to Sudan runs aground timesofisrael.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from timesofisrael.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A multinational team of marine scientists set sail from Eilat to Sudan Tuesday on board a ship originally built by the Nazis, kicking off a groundbreaking project to assess the health of corals throughout the Red Sea.
The six coral experts, from Israel, Switzerland, France and the UK, will join four crew members for a five-day journey to Port Sudan. There, six Sudanese researchers will join the team for studies due to last until September. Advertisement
The project, which will stretch over four summers, is aiming to establish a baseline for coral health against which future changes, particularly in climate, can be measured.
В Коми осужден за растрату менеджер команды экс-губернатора kommersant.ru - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kommersant.ru Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Pourquoi la Suisse a préféré les avions militaires américains ? La Suisse s’apprête à acheter des F-35 américains. AFP à 05:20
L’aviation de combat helvétique fait peau neuve. Mais pour l’Europe, la manière n’y est pas.Le choix de 36 appareils F-35 américain (Lockheed Martin) est lourd à supporter pour l’Union européenne et pour le couple franco-allemand, grand perdant de ce marché (Eurofighter, Rafale).La gauche, les Verts et les militants de la Suisse sans armée entendent faire barrage à l’appareil américain en appelant au référendum.
François Nordmann, ancien ambassadeur de Suisse en France décrypte ce nouveau bras de fer géopolitique où la diplomatie américaine semble s’être activée.
Two agreements signed to support Education Ministry s Institutional Strengthening Programme
By JT - Jul 14,2021 - Last updated at Jul 14,2021 Education Minister Mohammad Abu Qudais and ambassadors pose for a group photo during the signing ceremony of two agreements to support the ministry s Institutional Strengthening Programme on Monday (Petra photo)
AMMAN The Ministry of Education on Monday signed two agreements with UNESCO and the Swiss and Canadian governments to support the ministry s Institutional Strengthening Programme through the UN’s Multi-Partner Trust Fund, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
The Swiss government signed the first agreement, contributing $1.6 million, according to Swiss Ambassador in Jordan Lukas Gasser and UNESCO Representative in Jordan Min Jeong Kim.