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Saba Yemen
22-03-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Sana'a local administration discusses ways to improve development performance
Sana'a local administration discusses ways to improve development performance Facebook Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp Telegram Telegram Email Email Print Print [Sat, 22 Mar 2025 22:39:23 +0300]Sana'a - Saba:The administrative body of the Sana'a province discussed ways to develop development work in the province at its meeting on Saturday, chaired by Governor Abdul Basit Al meeting, which included the Secretary-General of the province, Abdul Qader Al-Jilani, and members of the Commission, Abdulsalam Al-Jaifi, Mahyoub Mahdi and Ali Al-Suhaili, reviewed the request of the educational sector official in the province regarding the support of the general certificate exams "basic and secondary" for the year 1446 AH corresponding to 2024-2025 meeting reviewed the presentation of the Director of the Agricultural and Fisheries Projects and Initiatives Financing Unit, regarding the study approval and cost of the new site of the Western Sector Arboretum - "Al-Daraja" site in Saifan meeting approved taking measures to implement the submitted requests and studies in a way that contributes to enhancing the aspects of development in the province in all vital the meeting, Governor Al-Hadi stressed the importance of evaluating the outcomes of previous meetings and addressing shortcomings, stressing the commitment of the concerned offices to prepare complete studies of technical specifications, cost and time urged the revenue executive offices to redouble their efforts to collect and supply legal financial resources.
BBC News
09-03-2025
- General
- BBC News
Former Holy Trinity Church in Colchester to get £2.8m revamp
An 11th Century church building is to get a new lease of life as a community hub with a £2.8m former Holy Trinity Church is the oldest standing building in Colchester city centre, and its tower was built by the Anglo-Saxons in about 1,000 church has been closed to the public since 1956 but is used as a museum and and by community groups. The revamp will see it become a community hub with a cafe. David King, Lib Dem leader of Colchester Borough Council, said: "I welcome yet another step in renewal, restoration and securing the future of this wonderful building." He added: "The project will mean it can be enjoyed for future generations, historical structures like the church need regular care and attention to make sure they survive the passage of time. "This is about preserving this heritage building for the future and for purpose and use for the community to enjoy while making it sustainable." 'Attractive base' The former Holy Trinity Church is listed on Historic England's Heritage at Risk register, on account of its "fine pre-Conquest west tower".Work will include improvements to the roof, finishings, windows, doors and walls. The church will be used by pop-up charity shops, craft fairs, arts and crafts sessions for all ages, as well as a cafe. Part of the proposals also include a base for St Helena's restoration is part of major plans by the council to transform the city as the council has outlined plans to spend £19 million across the city, including revamping the Jumbo Water Tower, expanding a doctor's surgery, and creating space for small King added: "What we are doing will ensure we have a lovely setting, and working with the hospice to ensure its an attractive, usable working base in the heart of the city centre."The city centre's economic hub is helped by the heritage assets being vibrant and accessible, footfall and tourism are helped by us making the most of these buildings." Follow Essex news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
Saudi Gazette
21-02-2025
- Politics
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi Founding Day celebrates three centuries of legacy and leadership
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia traces its history back three centuries, rooted in a rich heritage and deep-seated the leadership of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Kingdom continues to build on the legacy established by the imams of the First Saudi ruling Al Saud family's lineage can be traced back to the founder of the First Saudi State, Imam Mohammed bin Saud, who established the state in 1139 AH, corresponding to 1727 people of Saudi Arabia today are descendants of those who played a pivotal role in shaping the First Saudi State, transforming the region's political landscape and laying the foundation for a prosperous annual celebration of Saudi Founding Day on February 22 serves as a reminder of the nation's deep historical roots and the resilience of its governance Kingdom was established on the principles of Islam, wise leadership, sustainable development, and strategic positioning on the global stage. This journey of growth and prosperity has been reinforced in the reign of King Salman bin this enduring legacy, a royal decree issued on January 27, 2022, declared February 22 as a day to commemorate the founding of the Saudi State, reinforcing national pride and the historical continuity of Saudi story of Saudi Arabia begins long before its modern establishment. In 430 AD, the Banu Hanifa tribe migrated from Hejaz to settle along Wadi Hanifa, founding Hajr, which later became modern-day Riyadh. Over time, the city evolved into a prominent trade and political center and was once ruled by King Thumama bin central Arabian Peninsula later experienced instability until 1446 AD, when Emir Mani' bin Rabi'a Al-Muraydi, the 12th great-grandfather of King Abdulaziz, founded Diriyah, which later emerged as a cultural and commercial hub. Its strategic location along key trade routes fueled economic prosperity and laid the groundwork for unification in 1679 AD, Imam Mohammed bin Saud grew up in Diriyah, where he gained invaluable experience under his father's rule. By 1727 AD, he had established the First Saudi State, with Diriyah as its capital, applying a unique city-state model that strengthened political geographic advantage along major trade routes made it a vital economic and cultural center. Recognizing the region's fragmented state, Imam Mohammed bin Saud implemented policies focused on unity, education, security, and economic stability. His leadership brought unprecedented cohesion to central Arabia Peninsula, fostering stability that had been absent for of his key achievements was uniting the divided districts of Diriyah, centralizing governance, and organizing the state's resources effectively. He also initiated major urban expansion, relocating his administration to the newly built Turaif his reign, the First Saudi State experienced sustained economic growth, political independence, and regional influence, ensuring safe trade routes and promoting knowledge exchange. Diriyah soon became a beacon of scholarship, attracting scholars who contributed to the intellectual and cultural renaissance of the Saudi State continued to evolve through three key phases. The First Saudi State, founded by Imam Mohammed bin Saud in 1727, laid the groundwork for the unification of the Arabian Peninsula. The Second Saudi State was reestablished in 1824 by Imam Turki bin Abdullah after the fall of the first. The modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was founded in 1902 by King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud, culminating in the unification of the Arabian Peninsula in then, successive Saudi leaders have carried forward the vision of unity and development. Under King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia is witnessing a new era of economic transformation, innovation, and global influence under Vision history, Saudi Arabia has played a crucial geopolitical role, leveraging its strategic location and leadership to maintain regional stability. The Kingdom's deep-rooted ties with GCC nations and its steadfast commitment to economic and political collaboration have reinforced its influence in the Middle bonds between Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council have strengthened over the centuries, driven by shared heritage, common interests, and regional cooperation. Today, these relationships continue to shape the political and economic landscape of the region. From its establishment in 1727 to its modern-day transformation, Saudi Arabia continues to build on its legacy of strength, stability, and global influence.
