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Rasmi Al Jabri Award presented to Ismail Shakir
Rasmi Al Jabri Award presented to Ismail Shakir

Iraq Business

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Iraq Business

Rasmi Al Jabri Award presented to Ismail Shakir

By Padraig O'Hannelly. The Iraq Britain Business Council (IBBC) has awarded this year's Rasmi Al Jabri Annual Award for Excellence to to Ismail Shakir, founder of Al Busttan Group, a close friend of Rasmi and a founding figure of IBBC in Iraq. Al Busttan provides a full range of supporting services designed specifically for the oil and gas industry in Iraq, from life support, security and maintenance, to construction and drilling. Baroness Nicholson presented the 'Infinity Medallion' to Ms Hasan at the IBBC's Spring Conference in London's Mansion house on Tuesday, in the presence of Rasmi Al Jabri's nephew. The award was established in honour of Rasmi al Jabri, who died in 2020, and who worked tirelessly for many years to support Iraqi businesses and foster Anglo-Iraqi relations as an IBBC Board Member, Deputy Chairman and Member Representative in Iraq. Open to all Iraqi-owned enterprises operating in Iraq, the award recognises excellence in performance and governance, and in the promotion of business partnerships between Iraqi and British companies. Previous winners of the award have included Al Burhan Group, Sardar Group, AAA Holding Group and Al Hadeel Al Hasan Law (HHL). The medallion was designed by Charles Walker of Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA).

Madisonville City Clerk named Kentucky Municipal Clerk of the Year
Madisonville City Clerk named Kentucky Municipal Clerk of the Year

Yahoo

time18-04-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Madisonville City Clerk named Kentucky Municipal Clerk of the Year

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – Madisonville City Clerk Kim Blue was announced as the Kentucky Municipal Clerks Association's Clerk of the Year for 2025. Clerk of the Year Chair Ashley Jackson presented her with the award at the KMCA annual Spring Conference in Louisville on Thursday. According to a release, Blue was nominated by Mayor Kevin Cotton. City Administrator Rob Saint said in his letter of support, 'She brings energy, enthusiasm, and a willingness to assist me, the city council members, and serves as a vital liaison to all city departments. Her level of knowledge and commitment to continuing education is a testament to her being a dedicated City Clerk. She brings a level of professionalism that is a true reflection of core values and standards set forth by the City of Madisonville.' 'Kim's dedication to the office of City Clerk is second to none,' said Mayor Cotton. 'Kim is an ideal team member who goes above and beyond in her duties, rejoices in the accomplishments of her colleagues, and understands the intricacies of working as a team.' Blue has been City Clerk of Madisonville since 2016. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Parsons police commended for breaking drug trafficking ring
Parsons police commended for breaking drug trafficking ring

Yahoo

time17-04-2025

  • Yahoo

Parsons police commended for breaking drug trafficking ring

PARSONS, Kan. — Several local police officers and agencies were honored for uncommon valor Wednesday. Parsons Police Department announced Thursday that several members of its police force were honored at the Annual Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police (KACP) Spring Conference held in Mulvane, Kansas on Wednesday, being awarded with the prestigious Bronze Unit Citation for Uncommon Valor. Members of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) were also present and honored with the award. Officials say the officers earned the award through their hundreds of hours of investigative work done by officers in dismantling a large drug trafficking operation throughout Southeast Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. 'This was a textbook example of what a motivated law enforcement agency can achieve when local, state, and federal agencies come together to protect our communities,' said Parsons Police Chief Robert Spinks. 'Detective Dickens' initiative and leadership were critical to bringing this case to the level of federal prosecution.' Deputy Chief Dennis Dodd, adding, 'This case reflects the professionalism, commitment, and tireless work ethic of our investigations division. They represented the Parsons Police Department with distinction and purpose.' Attending the KACP conference to accept the Bronze Unit Citation on behalf of the Parsons Police Department were Lieutenant Detective Sherri McGuire, Sergeant Detective Brice Dickens, Sergeant Detective Tony Adamson and Sergeant Detective Timothy Gilliland. Members of the KBI and the DEA were also present to accept awards on their agencies' behalf. Chief Spinks and Deputy Chief Dodd were also present for support. The award is referred to by organizers as a testament to strong interagency collaboration and aims to highlight the dedication required to bring such a complex case to fruition. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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