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Cambodia Shares Policy for Transport and Logistics Development at Global Sustainable Transport Forum 2024

H.E. Peng Ponea, Minister of Public Works and Transport, shared in China’s Beijing this morning the Royal Government of Cambodia’s policy, vision and achievements in transport and logistics development, at the Global Sustainable Transport Forum 2024. Held under the theme of ‘Sustainable Transport: Logistics Connecting the World,’ the two-day (Sept. 25-26) forum was presided over by H.E. Li Xiaopeng, Chinese Minister of Transport, with the participation of transport ministers and vice ministers from 30 countries, and representatives of international institutions and private sector, according to the Ministry of Public Works and Transport. On the occasion, H.E. Peng Ponea briefed the

La Belle Rose Exhibition Opens as Part of Bulgarian Plum Festival

An exhibition titled “La Belle Rose. The Mystical Power of the Small Flower” opened in the village of Oreshak near the town of Troyan (North Central Bulgaria) on Sunday evening. It is one of the highlights of the Bulgarian Plum Festival. The exhibition is the result of collaboration between the National History Museum, the Rose Museum and the Iskra Museum of History in the town of Kazanlak. Doroteya Gyurdjiiska, Director of the National Arts and Crafts Fair in Oreshak, said the idea is to showcase the development of rose production between the 19th century and World War II. Staged in

CCC: Students play vital role in PH climate action

MANILA: The Climate Change Commission (CCC) noted that students play a vital role in the country’s fight against climate change and the promotion of gender equality. In a news release on Wednesday, the CCC said the wide-ranging impacts of climate change, including rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, sea level rise, and disruptions to ecosystems and biodiversity, affect people of all ages and shape the future global scenario. In a forum at the Philippine Women’s University (PWU) aimed to inspire youth participation in addressing climate change and advancing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the CCC emphasized the urgency

Brownson Lives Up To Gustin Legacy With Powerlifting Bronze On Para SUKMA Debut

KUCHING, Sarawak’s Brownson John Gustin marked his debut at the 2024 Malaysia Para Games (Para SUKMA) with a bronze medal in the men’s below 80-kilogramme (kg) powerlifting event, adding to the Gustin family’s storied legacy in the sport. Brownson follows in the footsteps of his father Gustin Jenang and older brothers Bryan Junency and two-time Paralympic champion Bonnie Bunyau – who have all represented Malaysia at various international competitions. The 15-year-old Brownson clinched bronze for the best lift after hoisting 93kg on his third attempt with cheers from world record holder Bonnie, Bryan, Gustin, his mother Evelyn Gelagar, and the

Bukit Aman Probing Melbourne Video Of Jalur Gemilang Being Lowered

KUALA LUMPUR, Police are tracking a Malaysian man for his involvement in filming a video of the Jalur Gemilang being lowered and replaced with the Sabah and Sarawak flags in Melbourne on Sept 16. Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain said a police check found that the 37-year-old man left the country in 2016 and there was no record of his re-entry to Malaysia after that. ‘In addition to the man, a non-governmental organisation, the Republic of Sabah North Borneo (RSNB), is also being investigated. ‘A check through OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) found that RSNB is registered in Australia,

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