Squad will remain in the country from April 6 to 12 for a team integration camp. Program includes a friendly match against the hosts in the city of Djerba.
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Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, Tunisia and Morocco will represent the Middle East and North Africa in the tournament starting in June.
A total of USD 332.5 million will be allocated to two projects aimed at expanding water security and the distribution of drinking water.
A U.N. commission report warns of the Middle East conflict’s impact on Arab countries’ energy, water and food systems. A 20% rise in food prices could push 5 million people into food insecurity in the region.
University students attend in-person classes at a building run by Scientists Without Borders in Khan Younis, Gaza, on March 30, 2026, for the first time since the start of the war. The university provides free education and accommodation for students displaced from damaged institutions, operating in a structure made of corrugated metal sheets and wooden
Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE minister and CEO of Adnoc, spoke about the impacts of a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz on the global economy. A significant share of essential commodities is transported through the route.
The team beat Bolivia 2–1 in the final playoff spot and will now face France, Senegal and Norway in Group I.
Brazilian companies will attend SIAM through an initiative by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs between April 20 and 28. Registration is still open.
The Arab country’s national team faces Bolivia early tomorrow morning. The winner will secure a place in the football tournament, which kicks off in June.
Attacks on the UAE and Bahrain drive up the commodity’s price. Oil rises amid renewed threats to the Strait of Hormuz, while a desalination plant in Kuwait is also targeted in retaliations.
On Sunday (29), Arab foreign ministers approved the nomination of former Egyptian foreign minister Nabil Fahmy to head the League of Arab States starting in July. The decision still needs to be endorsed at the organization’s next summit.
The Syrian government and the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization have resumed work on an irrigation system in the Al-Ghab plain that benefits 19,000 hectares of farmland.
The Unidos pelo Líbano (UPL) association is raising funds to purchase medicines, food, and blankets to be sent to Lebanon. The Arab country has around one million displaced people amid the conflict in the Middle East.
The International Monetary Fund forecasts GDP will sustain around 4% annual growth in the medium term but warns of risks stemming from the conflict in the Middle East.
