Researchers’ work transforming date palm waste into bio-fuel could transform a sector of the Middle East’s agricultural industry. Continue Reading
Category Archives: Infrastructure
This Is Why Afghanistan’s Future Depends on Amazing Infrastructure
A new reports argues that to build its economy, agricultural sector, and education system, Afghanistan must focus on rebuilding its infrastructure. Continue Reading
Agricultural Program Helps Afghans on the Road to Self-Sufficiency
A program to boost agricultural production in Afghanistan is helping people to start businesses and become self-sufficient. Continue Reading
Afghan and International Organizations Partner to Improve Healthcare
Three international organizations invest in Afghanistan’s healthcare sector in order to improve the quality of care. Continue Reading
It’s in the Chemicals: Experts Warn Farmers of the Dangers of Pesticides
Experts say that pesticides are not a long-term solution for increasing yields in Middle Eastern crops. Continue Reading
Flying Pods, Supersonic Trains to be Tested in Dubai
In 2016 Dubai’s government leaders announced an ambition plan: by 2030, one-fourth of all trips in Dubai would be driverless. At the time, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Ruler of the Emirate of Dubai, told a media outlet that he wanted Dubai to become “the world’s biggest laboratory for technology, research, and development.” In the ensuing… Continue Reading
$4 Billion UNICEF Appeal to Focus on Children at Risk
UNICEF appeals to the international community for almost $4 billion to help children in crisis around the world. Continue Reading
Afghanistan Faces Challenges Related to Migration, Drought in 2019
As war and climate-change related drought continue in Afghanistan, the country is dealing with issues related to migration. Continue Reading
Geneva Conference Reaffirms International Support for Afghan Peace Plan
A recent two-day United Nations conference focused on strengthening support for a peace process in Afghanistan, a country working toward stability after decades of war. Ashraf Ghani, Afghanistan’s president, attended the conference along with foreign ministers from around the world. In a video message delivered to the conference in Geneva, Switzerland, UN Secretary General Antonio… Continue Reading
Increased Cycling in the Middle East Could Reduce Pollution
As Middle Eastern countries seek solutions to traffic congestion and pollution, some hope that more residents will commute by bicycle. Continue Reading