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Financial Crisis: perspectives for Young people in Middle East and North Africa region.
Osama Mourad from CEo Arab Finance,
Alia Omar from Beyti, Mohammed Shehab from Middle East Trading Agencies and Adham from Embassy of Poland in Egypt
Patricia, Sean and Peter are probably not discussing the weather at the Saturday cafe in McDonalds Corners, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. This panorama was constructed from two horizontal photos by the free version of Autostitch.
Following your discussion of what you were experimenting with to create a bog texture put me in mind of something I did years ago and only came across recently. Trouble is I can't remember how I did it or what the wispy stuff is. The base is pattern paper. My suggestion is that you try felting a piece of pattern paper or tissue paper and the wool that you picked up, along with bits and bobs of stuff.
Camera: CONTAX G2
Lens: Carl Zeiss Planar 45mm/f2.0
Film: Fuji Provia 100F
Place: Marseille, France
Date: April, 2013
Young Daniel Von Egidy hates to have his picture taken, and struggles like a woman with torn pantyhose. Seth, on the other hand, is much more philosophical about the whole thing.
The Discussion Panel of speakers. From left to right: David Jeffreys, Jason Thompson, Jaromir Malek, Donald Reid, Stephen Quirke and Will Carruthers.
Tour de vélo de Mulhouse à Strasbourg de la CGT PTT contre la privatisation de la poste, et pour la défense d'un vrai service public de qualité, proche des humains, des usagers...
Tous les soirs il y a eu une représentation d'une super pièce de théâtre (que vous pourrez voir au Larz'als à Bouxwiller le samedi 20 mars), beaucoup de tracts distribués, des rencontres avec les usagers et les postiers...
Un super tour, très riche, combatif et utile!!!
Continuons le combat!
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Malithi Fernando (Modeller/Analyst, ITF), Vatsalya Sohu (Policy Analyst, ITF), Agustina Calatayud (Lead Transport Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)), Larissa Carolina Amorim dos Santos (Sustainability Undersecretary Ministry of Infrastructure, Brazil), Siddharth Sinha (Officer on Special Duty to the CEO NITI Aayog India) and Ravi Gadepalli (Public Transport Consultant World Bank & UITP) during the "All aboard: building a more diverse and equitable transport workforce" session at the International Transport Forum’s 2022 Summit on “Transport for Inclusive Societies” in Leipzig, Germany, on 20 May 2022.
We got invited to a book signing and discussion panel where one of the speakers was my brother-in-law-in-law (my SIL's brother)
Discussion on book titled "Leapfrog: Six Practices to Thrive at Work" by Mukesh Sud and Priyank Narayan with Priya Chetty--Rajagopal at Bangalore Literature Festival 2023.
" Mukesh, Associate Professor at IIM Ahmedabad, has three decades of professional experience divided between academia and entrepreneurship. Priyank, Founding Director of the Centre for Entrepreneurship at Ashoka University, started his career with IBM and subsequently was an entrepreneur for many years."
"The book is divided into six chapters, one for each of the six practices viz., Develop grit, Nudge yourself, Be intellectually humble, Dance with disciplines, Curate the chaos, and Think entrepreneurially."
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Fortune Impact Initiative 2022
Wednesday, November 30th, 2022
Atlanta, GA
7:45 – 9:00 AM
BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES
Beyond Business
The balance between profitability and responsible leadership is key to good business, but what constitutes impact leadership–and how can companies shape their initiatives? This in-depth discussion will explore the next-generation credentials leadership teams require to become critical change agents delivering long-term results. We will also explore how leading companies establish their own values and collectively address the issues most important to stakeholders and shareholders while navigating the politics surrounding them.
Discussion Leaders:
Jon Banner, Executive Vice President and Global Chief Impact Officer, McDonald's Corporation
Soumik Chatterjee, Chief Strategy Officer, Petco Health and Wellness
Helle Bank Jorgensen, Founder and CEO, Competent Boards
Clarke Murphy, Chief Executive Officer,, Russell Reynolds
Moderator: Lindsey Stanberry, FORTUNE
Photograph by Erik Meadows/Fortune
On the first day of her visit to India, Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka participates in an interactive discussion with women, girls and boys about the Delhi Safe City Programme hosted by UN Women’s NGO partner Jagori.
Photo: UN Women/Gaganjit Singh
Tripoli talks advance U.S. Army relationship with Libya land forces
By Rick Scavetta, U.S. Army Africa
VICENZA, Italy - The U.S. Army Africa commanding general recently made a historic trip to Libya to discuss the emerging relationship between the U.S. Army and Libya's land forces.
In early May, Maj. Gen. William B. Garrett III visited Tripoli, where he held talks with key Libyan military leaders. The visit indicates the U.S. Army’s commitment toward building a cooperative relationship with Libya’s land forces and increasing regional security.
Garrett’s visit was coordinated through the U.S. Embassy Tripoli and U.S. Ambassador Gene Cretz greeted Garrett at Mitiga International Airport.
“We are gradually opening a dialog that has not existed between our land forces in a long time,” Garrett said. “Times have changed and relationships must change too.”
The general’s first stop was the headquarters of the North African Regional Capability (NARC) to meet Maj. Gen. Ahmid Auwn, Libya's chief of staff for Army Mechanized Units and Executive Director of the NARC. The NARC is part of the African Standby Force, which consists of five regional brigade-size commands that can support the African Union during times of crisis. Libyan willingness to open a dialogue with the U.S. Army is in an important part of increasing regional cooperation.
“We will look to the NARC leadership to work together on future events that are mutually beneficial,” Garrett said.
The general also toured the Libyan Bureau of Technical Cooperation and National Committees, and the Libyan Military Staff College, where he met with the director, Maj. Gen. Ahmid Mahmud Azwai. These visits emphasized the importance of material standardization, training and education in developing future leaders.
Garrett's visit follows a military cooperation committee meeting held in Tripoli in late-February, where delegations of Libyan and U.S. military officers discussed areas of common interest and planned future partnership events, said Maj. Philip Archer, U.S. Army Africa’s North African Regional Desk Officer. “Proposed events include inviting Libyan officers to visit Army schools in the United States, holding discussion on border security, conducting medical exchanges and sharing helicopter procedures,” Archer said. One of U.S. Army Africa’s goals is to help Libya and other members of the NARC build the brigade into a capable force that is interoperable with other regional standby forces and can be used for peace support operations.
“U.S. Army Africa’s discussions in Tripoli are a positive step toward working together with Libya’s military,” Garrett said. “We now have a better understanding of each other’s goals and can work together to achieve increased security, stability and peace in North Africa.”
Garrett concluded his trip to Libya with a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of fallen American sailors, who perished when their ship exploded in Tripoli harbor in 1804.
CAPTION: Maj. Gen. William B. Garrett, commanding general, U.S. Army Africa, meets with key Libyan military leaders during a recent trip to Libya to discuss the emerging relationship between U.S. Army and Libyan land forces. – U.S. Army photo.
with Stacey Danckert and Jamie Burton
Politics in the Cellar at Solé Restaurant and Wine Bar
Fair Vote Canada Waterloo Region Chapter
meet-the-candidate event during the 2014 Ontario Election
"The World of Islam" discussion panel. Photographed at the Folklorica venue during the Woodford Folk Festival 2011-12. Near Woodford, Queensland, Australia.
Kinshasa, RD Congo : L’exposition consacrée à Nelson Mandela, à l’occasion de la célébration à Kinshasa, de la Journée Internationale qui lui est dédiée, a fermé le 21 juillet 2016. A l’image : un personnel de la MONUSCO qui s’y était rendu pour une visite, dialogue avec l’illustre disparu. Ne dit-on pas que les morts ne sont pas morts ? Photo MONUSCO/Aïssatou Laba Touré
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Kinshasa, DR Congo: The exhibition devoted to Nelson Mandela on the occasion of the celebration in Kinshasa, of the International Day dedicated to him, closed on July 21, 2016. On this photo: a MONUSCO staff who visited the exhibition, engages in a discussion with the illustrious departed. Do not they say that the dead are not dead? Photo MONUSCO/Aïssatou Laba Touré
Some discussion between talks: in this case, just after David Heinemeier Hansson's talk about the greatness of Ruby on Rails.
The Scottish Government Cabinet held a public discussion as part of their touring cabinet meetings around Scotland.