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His Highness Prince Ahmed bin Fahad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Governor of the Eastern Province, stressed the importance of the region's airports being the first choice for travelers by attracting international companies, opening more local and international destinations, providing competitive services to operators and travelers. Stakeholders to improve the travel experience.

During his meeting at the Emiri Diwan yesterday, the President of the General Authority for Civil Aviation, Abdul Hadi bin Ahmed Al Mansouri, praised the importance of the civil aviation sector in the generous support that the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, (ICAO), as part of the Kingdom's active contribution at the international level, stressing that the aviation and air transport sector has witnessed a remarkable development recently, and there are still high hopes for this sector to be involved in achieving development through job creation and innovation. Services Luo Jastiyya, wishing His Highness the staff of the Commission success.

For his part, the President of the General Authority of Civil Aviation expressed his thanks and appreciation to His Highness the Deputy Governor of the Eastern Region, stressing that the Authority is working with the support of the wise leadership to achieve the vision of the Kingdom and the development of air transport facilities and contribute to improving them. , Meet the needs of the people of the region, and connect them to various local and international destinations.

The General Directorate of Education in the Eastern Province has completed its readiness to receive 983 teachers and candidates for educational posts directed to the Eastern Region where the teachers 'and teachers' interviews will be held from Sunday to Wednesday for teachers at the Abu Ubaida middle school in Dammam.

The General Spokesman for the Eastern Region Said Al-Bahas explained that the General Directorate of Education in the Region, under the direction of the Director General of Education, Dr. Nasser Al-Shalan, a committee was formed from the concerned departments of teachers affairs, educational supervision, human resources, public relations and media department to establish all services for colleagues and colleagues of teachers and teachers Invite them to record the date of interviews through the interview system and attendance at the specified time that will be recorded, which will be from next Sunday to Wednesday, God willing from 4 pm to 9 pm for the teacher At the Abu Ubaidah Middle School in Dammam and the teachers at the Knowledge Center at the Support Services Building.

Al-Baasim explained that the reasons required to bring and provide on the day of the interview national identity with two pictures, and a personal picture number 2 and the graduation certificate base with two pictures of them and the academic record base with two pictures of it and the diploma of the educational diploma with two copies of him who has a diploma after the bachelor and the translation of the academic record if he graduated from the University External and image of IBAN certified bank statement.

Al-Bahas added that the medical screening mechanism will be through Ottar's electronic program in cooperation with the Eastern Region Health Affairs. After completing the interviews, the teacher and the teacher will be sent to a hospital in the Eastern Region electronically and the colleague will go to the hospital for the medical examination. To direct education management.

Al-Bahas pointed out that the General Directorate of Education has facilitated the task of modifying the profession for teachers and teachers in cooperation with the Civil Status Department. The aim is not to occupy them from their practical tasks. They will not be required to review the Department of Education or Civil Status.

The Makkah Valley Technology Company of Umm Al Qura University yesterday signed two memoranda of cooperation with Tarveloka and Tokopedia of Indonesia to support and develop the areas of digital innovation and exchange of experiences to enable digital entrepreneurship to contribute to the advancement of Saudi development and achievement. Vision of the Kingdom.

The signing of the memorandum of cooperation by the company «Valley Mecca Technology» Chief Executive Dr. Faisal bin Ahmed Alaf, signed by the company «Traveloca» Chief Executive Officer Ferry Onardi, and by the company «Tocopedia» Chairman of the Board of Directors Mr. Leonitus Alpha Edison.

This comes as one of the quick fruits of the agreement signed by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology with its Indonesian counterpart yesterday to enable Saudi and Indonesian technology companies to form strong partnerships and alliances that open the door for them to work and invest together in this important vital field.

Dr. Faisal Alaf, Chief Executive Officer of Wadi Makkah Technology Company said that these two memorandums will work to form a partnership between Makkah Valley and the two Indonesian companies to cooperate in the field of digital innovation and entrepreneurship. The aim is to establish a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. In addition to developing the knowledge and skills of the Saudi youth on an innovative basis, enhancing their role and maximizing their returns, and thus supporting the development process and building an integrated economic system based on knowledge that enhances the Kingdom's superiority and global leadership. Objectives of the vision of the Kingdom 2030.

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology aspires to partner with the private sector to build a digital environment that embraces, develops, captures minds and skills in digital transformation, increases specific job opportunities, increases national productivity, develops local technical content, and contributes to building a technology sector at a competitive global level that achieves economic sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation. Regional and global levels.

Their Highnesses the sons and daughters of the late Sheikh Abdullah Al-Jawhara bint Abdulaziz bin Musaed bin Jalawi Al Saud, may God protect her, the mother of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, at the palace of the late His Royal Highness Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz May God rest his soul in Jeddah.

Starting on Saturday 3-11-1440H corresponding to 6-7-2019, and for three days, from after the Maghrib prayer until 9:30 pm, will be the consolation of men from the southern gate, and the condolences of women from the northern gate.

May Allah rest his soul and His forgiveness and His mercy and grant him peace.
The Royal Court issued a statement later on the death said:

I have moved to the mercy of Allah, Her Royal Highness Princess Al Jawhara bint Abdulaziz bin Musaed bin Jalawi Al Saud, the mother of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, and will pray on it, God willing, on Friday, 2/11/1440 AH, Holy Mosque in Mecca.

Piers Paul Crisman, an archaeologist who specializes in underwater scouting for archeology, told the BBC that he made an enormous effort to reach a Pharaonic cemetery located beneath a pyramids in Sudan.

Krishman and his team are the first archaeological team to enter the cemetery in the past 100 years, after it became increasingly difficult to reach it during that period due to rising water levels.

Krishman told the BBC that this is the first archaeological research conducted under the water in the area of ​​Nuri archaeological, the area of ​​the ancient royal tombs in Sudan.

"These gold-made offerings were still in the cemetery," Krishman told the BBC. "These small glass figurines were gold-plated, and while the glass water was destroyed from the base, the gold shell was still in place."


Krishman believes that these offerings were offered to Pharaoh Nastasin, who ruled the Kingdom of Kush for a short period, from 335 to 315 BC.

Christine Roumi, an archaeologist specializing in underwater archaeological research, said it would have been possible to steal this golden cover if the water level had not risen, making the access to the cemetery difficult for the thieves.

He told the BBC that he and his team "dug as much as they could" to reach the 65-degree ladder. "At the 40th floor below, we hit the surface of the water and knew that we could only continue underwater "He said.

Krishman said the use of traditional diving suits "would have been very stressful" and then used a hose to deliver oxygen from the top of the divers to the bottom of the water, which was in January.

Krishman described his discovery as "wonderful," and said: "There are three rooms, with beautiful curved ceilings, in the size of a small passenger bus, and when you move from one room to another and the darkness is full, you know that you are in a cemetery if your own lamp does not light up. Surround the place ".

The cemetery is part of the Nori archaeological site, which covers an area of ​​170 acres in northern Sudan. The pyramids are considered tombs of the kings of the Kush civilization, sometimes referred to as the "black pharaohs".

The Kingdom of Kush continued to rule for many centuries. In the eighth century BC, the armies of the kingdom advanced to conquer Egypt and ruled for about 100 years.

Differences between the pyramids of the Sudan and the famous pyramids of Egypt are the burial place of the kings. The Egyptian pharaohs are buried inside the pyramid, while the ancient kings of Sudan were buried under the pyramid.

Turki Al-Sheikh, the head of Saudi entertainment, has insulted and insulted Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after the American rapper Nicky Minag, known for her clothes and pornography, was announced at a music festival in Saudi Arabia. On social media on how to deal with her revealing clothes and bold words in the conservative kingdom.
The rapper will perform at the Jeddah International Festival on July 18.
Some see it as the latest demonstration of easing restrictions on entertainment in the Kingdom and encouraging the growth of the arts sector.
Singer Minag became the most popular on Twitter and many of the singers became involved with this ad.
A large number of activists, politicians and media outlets in the Gulf opened fire on the crown prince because of the major changes in the kingdom's policies that did not respect the religion of the Saudi state.
"Imagine, after waking up from a coma after three years, that the first thing you'll hear is that Nicky Minag will open a music festival in Saudi Arabia, I honestly think I woke up in a parallel world."
Another questioned whether the event organizers searched Google for the singer before hiring her. "No one in Saudi Arabia searched Google for Nicky Minag, did they?"
A user also wrote that the performance of the American singer would be inappropriate, given the proximity of the concert venue (Jeddah) from Mecca, the Kingdom's holiest city and the holiest city for Muslims.
In a video posted on Twitter, a girl wearing hijab wondered why the authorities welcomed the presence of rappers in Saudi Arabia while asking Saudi women to wear abaya to cover the entire body in public places.
"The singer will go and shake her ass and all her songs are not suitable for sex and shakes the ass," said the veiled girl, whose video was erased hours after it was released after it caused a sensation. "Then she asked me to wear the abaya, what the hell is that?"
Others pointed out that the decision to allow the singer to exist in the kingdom hypocrisy contrasts with her appearance in the activities to support homosexuals in the Kingdom's rejection of homosexuality. Saudi Arabia considers homosexuality a crime punishable by death.
Singer Minag was not the first to raise controversy for singing in Saudi Arabia. It was preceded by singer Mariah Carey, who rejected calls by human rights activists to cancel her concert in the kingdom, while rapper Nelly was criticized for reviving the "Men Only" concert.
Officially .. the movement of fuel prices as of 9 am Friday

The Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced that the Council of Ministers approved the increase in prices of petroleum products starting at 9 am on Friday.

The Ministry of Petroleum said in a statement that it was decided to raise the price of gasoline 92 to 8 pounds per liter from 6.75 pounds, and gasoline 80 lowest quality to 6.75 pounds from 5.50 pounds.

The ministry said that the price of gasoline 95 increased to nine pounds per liter from 7.75 pounds, and diesel rose to 6.75 pounds per liter from 5.50 pounds.

The price of gas cylinders rose from 50 pounds to 65 pounds for domestic use and from 100 pounds to 130 pounds for commercial use, the statement said.

The price of diesel fuel for the manufacture of bricks and cement to the price of tons to 4500 pounds instead of 3500 pounds per tonne in the past.

The government kept the price of diesel fuel for the food and electricity industries unchanged.

In France, a legal battle centered on a cock named "Maurice" has disturbed his neighbors' neighbors on the southwestern island of Olero.

Morris was not present at the courthouse in Rochefort, west of France, and he was absent from the hearings, accusing him of being a retired couple who owned a home on the beautiful island they used for vacations.

The couple say Maurice's screams wake them up at about 6:30 a.m.

But supporters of the cock were present, and organized a sit-in outside the courtroom, including a chicken called Pompadour and Dick a giant named Jean-René.

The lawsuit drew the attention of many, not only because the rooster was one of the French national symbols but also because many considered the couple's complaint an attack on the rural vote and way of life.

But the couple's lawyers refused to describe the lawsuit as a battle between bourgeoisies on the one hand and rural residents on the other.

The court's arguments centered on whether it was correct to describe Morris's village on the Atlantic island of Olero near the coast of western France as part of the countryside.

The indigenous population of the island is about 7,000, but this figure rises to 35,000 in the summer season.

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"Mukalla lives in a residential apartment, not in the countryside," AFP quoted lawyer Fansson Oberdo as saying.

Maurice Corinne Vissot, who lives in Ullerro for 35 years, told French radio that she had been forced to lock him up at night in a crate with white walls to block the light and prevent him from screaming, but her attempts failed.

"Of the 40 neighbors, only the two old men complained of Morris shouting," said Vissu's lawyer, Julian Babino.

Vissu, for her part, defended Maurice's right to shout, "He yells and I think it's great.

Tensions between the rural population and those seeking to spend their holidays are nothing new in French countryside, but the Maurice case has gained extraordinary fame.

"Today they are chasing the cock, but what will they chase tomorrow?" Said Christophe Soyo, mayor of the town of St. Pierre Dolero, which is home to Maurice and his companion.

It is useful to remember that the widening wealth gap between the countryside and cities of France has been a major cause of the Yellow Jackets protests that have rocked the country since its launch in November.

Morris, who has his own account on Facebook, appeared in a photo published that month wearing a yellow vest "in solidarity" with the protesters.

Bruno Dionis de Segur, mayor of the village of Gajak, wrote an open letter in May in which he defended the church bells' right to kneel and the cows to be afraid and the donkeys to thrive throughout the French countryside. "When I go to the city, I do not ask the occupants to remove the traffic lights and stop the cars."

"Those who have not yet told the countryside and complain about their voices and smells like fools who discover that eggs do not grow on trees," he said in his letter.

Dionis de Segour had asked the French government to consider rural votes as part of the country's national heritage, which could include protection as an "insurmountable" global heritage on the UNESCO list.


Jordanian media celebrated the wedding of her brother Ola Al-Fares and published a picture of the ceremony on her accounts on social networking sites.

The Jordanian media appeared in the photo, which she published on her own account on the site "Instagram", which mediated by her brother the bridegroom and his bride, and commented on her saying: "God willing all your days are joys."

Ola revealed the number of her brothers, that she published another picture of the ceremony gathered by her seven brothers, and commented on her saying: "The most beautiful in my religion, you are my sister.

The Jordanian public expressed their shock at the number of their brothers, and one of its followers asked if they were all from one mother, to respond to her by saying: "Yes, God willing, may God bless you."

The Jordanian media Ala Al Fares recently joined the channel group "Al Jazeera" previously Qatar, as a news anchor on the screen.


The Jordanian media has joined the Qatari channel Al-Jazeera to anger a large number of its public. A number of UAE channels have also announced the suspension of the show "Saber Al-Da'ab", including Al-Dhafra.

Earlier, Ala Al Fares had announced that she would be presenting the program "M or O" on the channel "Bn Drama" Qatar, in addition to other programs will be shown by the channel after the month of Ramadan.