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La Repubblica talks about #SAM #societaaerospazialemediterranea and the projects in which we are involved (SKA Project, MeerKAT, Iride, Miseno), take a look at the article!!! 🛰 🚀 📡

🌿Sargassum is more than just a coastal challenge—it's an untapped resource. Together with Caribbean partners, we're exploring market opportunities to enable local economic empowerment through sustainable sargassum solutions. Starting tomorrow, The 2nd EU-Caribbean #GlobalGateway Sargassum Conference will not only tackle the excess on shores in the Caribbean Basin, it will explore ways to create value from it. Follow us for live updates as we come together to shape a sustainable future for the Caribbean. Let’s make waves of change through partnership and innovation! 🌊🤝 #SargassumSolutions #GlobalGateway #EUCaribbeanPartners EU to Barbados, Eastern Caribbean States, the OECS, Caricom & Cariforum Euroclima

Gabon is a country along the Atlantic coast of Central Africa with significant natural resources and vibrant biodiversity. Here's a comprehensive overview of various aspects of Gabon: Geography Gabon is bordered by Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon to the north, the Republic of the Congo to the east and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The country features a mix of coastal plains, mountainous regions, and dense rainforests that cover much of its terrain. Gabon's extensive river system provides vital water resources and supports rich ecosystems. History Inhabited for thousands of years by various Bantu groups, Gabon became a part of the French colonial empire in the late 19th century. It was known as French Equatorial Africa before gaining independence on August 17, 1960. Post-independence, Gabon has been relatively stable politically, mainly under the leadership of the Bongo family—first with Omar Bongo, who ruled for over four decades, and currently with his son, Ali Bongo Ondimba, who has been in power since 2009. Politics Gabon is a presidential republic with a strong executive power dominated by the Gabonese Democratic Party (PDG). Since independence, the political landscape has been characterized by stability and continuity, albeit with occasional tensions and disputes, particularly surrounding election periods. Political life in Gabon has been marked by criticisms of electoral fairness and political freedoms. Economy Gabon's economy is one of the more prosperous in the region, largely due to its petroleum and mineral resources. It is a member of OPEC and one of Africa’s top oil producers. Other significant sectors include manganese mining and timber. The government has been working on diversifying the economy through its "Emerging Gabon" strategic plan, focusing on developing value-added services and sustainable industries. Culture Gabon is ethnically diverse, with over 40 ethnic groups. The largest group is the Fang, dominating the political and economic sectors. Gabonese culture is influenced by its ethnic diversity and French colonial legacy. Music and dance are integral parts of Gabonese ceremonies and social functions, with traditional rhythms influenced by Fang culture. Cuisine Gabonese cuisine is varied and primarily relies on locally sourced ingredients. Staples include cassava, plantains, and rice, often served with fish, chicken, or wild game. A notable dish is Nyembwe, chicken cooked with palm oil and local spices.

#PNGNews The 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Trade Conference & Exhibition (TUNA 2024) is scheduled to be held in Bangkok, Thailand, from 20-22nd May 2024. This year’s conference runs under the theme ‘Advancing Blue Transformation, Sustainable Development and Innovation through the Global Tuna Industry’. To read more: https://lnkd.in/gHzPJHwz #INFOFISH #WorldTunaTradeConference #tuna #Bangkok #Thailand #LoopPNG #LoopNews

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I feel pride in being from Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea is a culturally diverse country with a rich heritage and natural beauty. Here are some reasons why I feel proud of being a Papua New Guinean: 1. Cultural diversity: Papua New Guinea is home to over 800 different languages and a wide range of traditional cultures, making it one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. 2. Natural beauty: Papua New Guinea is known for its stunning landscapes, including tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and highland valleys, offering unique opportunities for adventure and exploration. 3. Traditional customs and rituals: Papua New Guinea has a strong tradition of storytelling, dance, music, and traditional rituals that are passed down through generations, contributing to a rich cultural heritage. 4. Resilient communities: Papua New Guineans are known for their resilience, strong community ties, and hospitality, which are important values that contribute to the country's social fabric. 5. Independence and self-determination: Papua New Guinea gained independence from Australia in 1975, marking a significant milestone in the country's history and demonstrating its commitment to self-governance. 6. Natural resources: Papua New Guinea is rich in natural resources such as minerals, forests, and marine resources, which play a significant role in the country's economy and development.

Indonesia and Nigeria are both vibrant countries with rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes. Indonesia, an archipelago of over 17,000 islands, boasts stunning natural beauty, including lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and towering volcanoes. Its unique geography has influenced its culture, cuisine, and way of life. On the other hand, Nigeria, known as the "Giant of Africa," is home to a vast array of cultures, languages, and traditions. Its landscape ranges from savannahs and tropical forests to mangrove swamps and coastal plains. Despite their geographical distance, Indonesia and Nigeria share common opportunities. Both countries possess immense potential for economic growth, cultural exchange, and regional cooperation. These two nations can contribute to each other's development and promote peace and prosperity in their regions and beyond. #CulturalHeritage #GeographicalDiversity #EconomicGrowth #RegionalCooperation #InternationalRelations #CulturalExchange #DevelopmentGoals #GlobalCollaboration

Despite hearing this data from 2023, I have no doubt that Uruguay is one of the best countries to hire personnel in Latin America. The latest employment data in Uruguay reveals a loss of dynamism in the labor market during the second half compared to the first half of the year. In October, the unemployment rate reached 8.6%, surpassing the previous month's 8.3% and rising by 1.3 percentage points from the December 2021 low (7.0%). This figure is also higher than the 7.8% a year ago. The activity rate increased to 64.1% in October, while the employment rate only grew by 0.1 percentage point, reaching 58.6%. Economist Nicolás Cichevski noted a loss of dynamism in the labor market, with an increase in informal and underemployed employment. In October, there were 48,000 more employed compared to the previous year, of which 44,000 were informal, and 25,000 workers were underemployed. Despite the rise in informality, the figure remains low compared to other Latin American countries and is lower than pre-pandemic levels. #payroll #uruguay #business #talent #hrmanagement

#backtotheroad next stop Belem do Para, Brazil to do an SWOT evaluation to an event company and to be speaker in 2 events talking about the importance of the ntercultural communication in COP 30