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Sharjah 24
14-07-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Launch of Ithmar 7 programme with workshop to train podcast hosts
Mastering Podcasting Al Raisi explained that the first workshop, titled "Speech and Voice-over Skills," aims to prepare participants for podcasting. The workshop was held at the Business Centre of Sharjah Media City (Shams). Mona Al Raisi, Editor-in-Chief of "Akhbar Al Dar" at SBA, announced on Monday the launch of the seventh edition of the "Ithmar" programme. The programme, organised by the Sharjah Press Club of the Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB), began with a workshop on "Speech and Voice-over Skills." The workshop is the first in a series of workshops aimed at honing participants' skills and preparing them to enter the world of podcasting professionally. Voice as a Speaker's Identity Speaking exclusively to "Sharjah 24," Mona Al Raisi explained that the workshop focused on utilising the voice as a speaker's identity. Al Raisi noted that the training included introducing participants to their vocal potential, how to choose the most appropriate pitch, and vocal warm-up exercises and proper breathing techniques. Al Raisi added that the training programme included practical exercises that illustrated the differences between news reading, reporting, and conducting spontaneous dialogues, as well as performing individually in front of the camera and duo performances in interactive programmes. Importance of the Voice The editor-in-chief of Akhbar Al Dar indicated that the methodology is gradual, with participants going through several stages that highlight the importance of voice in building a trusting relationship with the audience. Once a student understands and utilises their vocal potential, they are able to convey ideas and persuade listeners.
Morocco World
29-06-2025
- Politics
- Morocco World
Police in Agadir Arrest Two Wanted British Nationals
Rabat – Security services in Agadir arrested on Saturday two British nationals, subject to arrest warrants issued by the UK. The arrest took place based on precise intelligence from the General Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DGST), a security source said. The first suspect is allegedly involved in a case of voluntary manslaughter, while the second was subject to an international wanted notice through a red notice issued by the UK. He was wanted for charges related to failure to appear in court and violations of parole conditions. The suspects are in custody as part of extradition proceedings. Police informed security authorities of the arrests to ensure the necessary extradition procedures. Morocco is a key stakeholder in the Interpol as the country has helped many countries to arrest suspects subject to arrest warrants. Earlier this month, Morocco's police arrested a French national of Malian origin on an international warrant issued by French judicial authorities. In May, Interpol President Ahmed Nasser Al Raisi commended Morocco's security efforts, describing the country's security system as advanced, efficient, professional, and committed to respecting human rights. Al Raisi also commended King Mohammed VI's efforts and determination to consistently give special care and attention to bolstering security efforts locally and on regional and international levels For the Interpol chief, Morocco has played a 'key role in supporting numerous global security projects and initiatives,' adding that the country contributed to strengthening international security cooperation mechanisms. The North African country has been playing a significant role in the fight against migrant smuggling networks, human trafficking, drug trafficking, terrorism, and organized crime, he added. Tags: Interpol and moroccoUK and Morocco
Gulf Today
29-06-2025
- Politics
- Gulf Today
China honours Interpol chief with highest security honour
The People's Republic of China has awarded Major General Dr Ahmed Naser Al Raisi, President of the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol), the 'Great Wall Medal – Gold Class,' the highest security honour granted by the Chinese State Councilor and Ministry of Public Security. The award was presented during an official ceremony held in the capital, Beijing, attended by Wang Xiaohong, China's State Councilor and Minister of Public Security. This prestigious medal — reflecting global appreciation for Major General Dr. Al Raisi — is among the most distinguished national honorary symbols in China. It is granted to prominent international figures in recognition of their exceptional contributions to supporting global security, enhancing cooperation with Chinese security agencies, and actively combating organised crime, transnational crime, terrorism, and cyber challenges. The Chinese Ministry of Public Security emphasised that this honour symbolises China's appreciation for the international efforts led by Major General Al Raisi through his presidency of Interpol — the largest international police organisation with 196 member countries and a history spanning over a century in serving collective security and global cooperation. During his meeting with Wang Xiaohong, Dr. Al Raisi stressed the importance of strengthening strategic coordination and information exchange among Interpol member states, especially amid rapidly evolving security threats that require a unified and effective response. He expressed his deep gratitude for this prestigious recognition, affirming that the 'Great Wall Medal – Gold Class' is not only a personal honour but also an international acknowledgment of Interpol's role as a global platform for security cooperation and the collective efforts it leads to protect people's safety and fight organised crime. He added that the honour from China serves as additional motivation for Interpol to continue building partnerships and strengthening bridges of cooperation with its global partners. Dr. Al Raisi emphasised that this achievement reflects the active contribution of the United Arab Emirates and its national talents on the international security stage, showcasing the growing global trust in the UAE's security leadership, which operates within international frameworks to achieve peace and security. Dr. Al Raisi is the first Arab and Emirati to assume the presidency of INTERPOL — marking a historic milestone in the organisation's history and a precedent that enhances the Arab world and the UAE's stature on the global security map. Recently, Dr. Al Raisi, underscored the importance of collaboration among global law enforcement and the necessity of intelligence-sharing to ensure police operations are more efficient. Diversity in policing is crucial to mainstream gender-responsive approaches across all functions of the police, Dr. Al Raisi said, applauding the importance of women in policing. 'Emirati women have played an integral role in the ongoing safety of the UAE, with representation in policing dating back to 1960 when Tofaha Salem Khamis joined the Dubai Police. Since then, thousands of women are part of Emirati police forces across the nation, occupying multiple roles,' he added. At the event, Dr. Al Raisi stressed the need for increased cooperation among global law enforcement. He said, 'Over the past century, we have seen the power of cross-border cooperation and information sharing. Interpol has enabled police officers worldwide to work together and stay ahead of evolving criminal trends. As we look towards the future, we must continue to grow and adapt to meet the challenges of the 21st century.' 'The creation of a special UN day dedicated to international police cooperation shows that everything Interpol stands for is fundamental to global security,' reinforcing the need for open communication, collaboration, and intelligence sharing,' Dr. Al Raisi concluded. In June, Brazilian President Lula da Silva also praised the vital role played by Interpol, affirming that it is an indispensable platform for achieving collective security, especially given its history that spans over 100 years and its membership of 196 countries, making it the largest international organisation in terms of membership. Dr. Al Raisi welcomed the visit and valued Brazil's position as a key player in efforts to combat organised crime on the continent. WAM
Sharjah 24
28-06-2025
- Politics
- Sharjah 24
China awards Ahmed Nasser Al Raisi 'Great Wall Medal – Gold Class'
Reflecting global appreciation for Major General Dr Al Raisi This prestigious medal — reflecting global appreciation for Major General Dr Al Raisi — is among the most distinguished national honorary symbols in China. It is granted to prominent international figures in recognition of their exceptional contributions to supporting global security, enhancing cooperation with Chinese security agencies, and actively combating organised crime, transnational crime, terrorism, and cyber challenges. Emphasised that this honour symbolises China's appreciation for the international efforts led by Major General Al Raisi The Chinese Ministry of Public Security emphasised that this honour symbolises China's appreciation for the international efforts led by Major General Al Raisi through his presidency of INTERPOL — the largest international police organisation with 196 member countries and a history spanning over a century in serving collective security and global cooperation. During his meeting with Wang Xiaohong, Dr Al Raisi stressed the importance of strengthening strategic coordination and information exchange among INTERPOL member states, especially amid rapidly evolving security threats that require a unified and effective response. Gratitude He expressed his deep gratitude for this prestigious recognition, affirming that the 'Great Wall Medal – Gold Class' is not only a personal honour but also an international acknowledgment of INTERPOL's role as a global platform for security cooperation and the collective efforts it leads to protect people's safety and fight organised crime. He added that the honour from China serves as additional motivation for INTERPOL to continue building partnerships and strengthening bridges of cooperation with its global partners. Dr Al Raisi emphasised that this achievement reflects the active contribution of the United Arab Emirates and its national talents on the international security stage, showcasing the growing global trust in the UAE's security leadership, which operates within international frameworks to achieve peace and security. Dr Al Raisi is the first Arab and Emirati to assume the presidency of INTERPOL — marking a historic milestone in the organisation's history and a precedent that enhances the Arab world and the UAE's stature on the global security map.
Dubai Eye
28-06-2025
- Politics
- Dubai Eye
China honours Interpol chief Ahmed Nasser Al Raisi with 'Great Wall Medal'
China has honoured Interpol President, Major General Dr. Ahmed Naser Al Raisi, with the country's highest security honour - the 'Great Wall Medal - Gold Class'. China's State Councilor and Minister of Public Security, Wang Xiaohong, presented the award to the Emirati official during an official ceremony held in Beijing. Granted by the Chinese State Councilor and Ministry of Public Security, the medal is given to prominent world figures in recognition of their exceptional contributions in combating organised and transnational crime and enhancing cooperation with Chinese security agencies. Dr Al Raisi was praised for his exemptional presidency of the largest international police organisation with 196 member countries. During the event, Dr. Al Raisi stressed the importance of strengthening strategic coordination and information exchange among Interpol member states, especially amid rapidly evolving security threats that require a unified and effective response. He expressed his deep gratitude for this prestigious recognition, affirming that the 'Great Wall Medal – Gold Class' is not only a personal honour but also an international acknowledgment of Interpol's role as a global platform for security cooperation. Dr. Al Raisi emphasised that this achievement reflects the active contribution of the UAE and its national talents on the international security stage, showcasing the growing global trust in the UAE's security leadership. Dr. Al Raisi is the first Arab and Emirati to assume the presidency of Interpol — marking a historic milestone in the organisation's history and a precedent that enhances the Arab world and the UAE's stature on the global security map.
