بروشسل، 21 أكتوبر 2021 /PRNewswire/ – انضمت “فولوكوبتر”، رائد التنقل الجوي الحضري (UAM) ، إلى مائدة أوساكا المستديرة، وهي مؤسسة تحرص على توفير التنقل الجوي الحضري في واحدة من أكثر المدن ازدحامًا في قارة آسيا. التزم مطور eVTOL (الإقلاع والهبوط العمودي الكهربائي) الألماني كجزء من المشاركة أيضًا بالطيران خلال معرض إكسبو 2025 في أوساكا كانساي. بالإضافة […]
Day: October 21, 2021
Smile Identity Accelerates Expansion Across Africa; Adds Uganda to Growing List of Countries Covered by its Africa-Focused KYC and Identity Verification Tools
Smile Identity is providing the Identity Verification, Digital KYC, User Onboarding, Document Verification, Liveness Checks, Face Verification, Anti-fraud, and Identity Data Deduplication tools powering the rapid growth and expansion of businesses and startups across Africa. LAGOS, Nigeria, Oct. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Smile Identity, the leading provider of ID verification, document verification, and digital KYC […]
Statement by NSC Spokesperson Emily Horne on National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan’s Meeting with The Elders
National Security Advisor Sullivan met today with representatives of The Elders, an organization of prominent former world leaders founded in 2007 by former President Nelson Mandela. They discussed the importance of U.S. leadership in addressing threats to peace and security, including tackling the climate crisis, advancing nuclear arms control, ending the COVID-19 pandemic and strengthening […]
In Post-Pandemic World, Developing States Will Continue to Feel Effects of Crisis, Speaker Tells Second Committee, Economic and Social Council Joint Meeting
Poorer nations will feel the full brunt of COVID‑19 as the crisis continues, suffering from rising hunger, poverty and heightened inequities, a United Nations official said today at a joint meeting of the Second Committee (Economic and Financial) and the Economic and Social Council on productive capacities and the post-pandemic world. Most least developed, landlocked […]
Legacies of Colonialism, Patriarchy, Neoliberalism Impede Access to Food, Water, Health Care for World’s Poor, Third Committee Hears as COVID 19 Exposes Gaps
‘There Is Still Time to Correct Mistakes,’ Says Special Rapporteur on Right to Safe Drinking Water The Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) continued its debate on human rights today, holding a series of dialogues with United Nations experts who called for a definitive break with exploitative systems that have left the world’s poorest without […]
Speakers Tackle Issues from Occupied Palestinian Territory to Language Parity, as Fourth Committee Continues General Debate
Delegates touched on a range of topics as the Fourth Committee (Special Political and Decolonization) continued its general debate today, with some calling for collective action to end Israel’s impunity in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and others urging the United Nations to redouble its efforts to achieve true multilingualism, especially in the wake of the COVID‑19 pandemic. […]