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G20 summit: Why was Ukraine disappointed by the summit announcement?
The G20 leaders paid their respects at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial in Delhi on the sidelines of the summit.
The Group of 20 (G20) summit in the Indian capital Delhi concluded its work on Sunday, with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi handing over the presidency to Brazil, which will host the next summit.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva told reporters in Delhi that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be arrested if he attends the summit in Rio de Janeiro.
In the absence of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court on suspicion of war crimes in Ukraine, US President Joe Biden and heads of state attended the summit.
Countries participating in the summit adopted a declaration on the ambiguity of the war in Ukraine and its failure to phase out fossil fuels.
The declaration, agreed unanimously by countries on Saturday, stopped short of condemning Russia’s war in Ukraine but highlighted the human suffering caused by the conflict and called on all countries to refrain from using force to seize territory.
Ukraine has expressed its disappointment at the G20 summit speech on the war.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko said the G-20 was “nothing to be proud of,” while “thanking those who tried to insert strong words into the text.”
In his Facebook post, a teacher quoted the language of an ad about red corrections on exam papers.
The amendments included a reference to Russia – which was not clear in the text agreed in Delhi – and replaced the neutral phrase “war in Ukraine” with the more expressive “war against Ukraine”.
The absence of any reference to Russian “aggression” (which was in the last declaration agreed to at the Bali summit in November) is difficult for Ukraine to see, given how its Western backers argue to characterize the war in the “Global South”. .
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva bid farewell to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after taking over the presidency of the Brazil summit from India.
For Russia, its Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described the summit as a success. He said that due to the global South’s unified stance, Russia was able to ensure that the conflict in Ukraine did not hang on the summit’s agenda.
Describing the announcement as balanced, Russian negotiator Svetlana Lukash said the summit saw “very difficult negotiations on the Ukraine issue”, according to Russia’s Interfax news agency.
“It took 20 days to agree the pre-summit declaration and five days on site,” Lucas said.
Russia agreed to the joint statement despite the absence of President Putin at the summit in Delhi. It replaced the president with its foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov.
According to the official Russian news agency Tass, the leaders of the G20 summit countries acknowledged differences in visions on Ukraine in a joint statement.
Leaders reached a consensus on the report on Saturday.
Although the joint declaration addressed human suffering in Ukraine, it did not directly condemn Russia.
Last year’s G-20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, “strongly condemned the Russian Federation’s aggression against Ukraine, while noting the objections of some countries to this position.
In international reactions, both the US and the UK praised the joint declaration of the G20 summit.
US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan described the statement as a “significant breakthrough”, a “vote of confidence that the G-20 can come together to address many pressing issues”.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the joint declaration contained “very strong language” about the war in Ukraine. “What you see in the ad is strong language, highlighting the impact of war on food prices and food security,” he said.
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Emirates News Agency – Tomorrow… the conclusion of the European stages of the President’s Cup for Arabian horses in the Netherlands
Saturday, September 23, 2023 – 1:19 p.m
THE HAGUE, September 23 / WAM / His Highness’s European leg of the President’s Cup Series for Thoroughbred Arabian Horses will conclude tomorrow, Sunday, in The Hague, Kingdom of the Netherlands, by hosting the 11th leg on the “Dandocht” grass track. A precious trophy in its “30th” edition.
This prestigious cup racing series is held under the patronage and guidance of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Presidency of the United Arab Emirates and His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who has a keen interest in promoting the Arabian horse racing industry. Supports owners and breeders of Arabian horses in all countries of the world.
It is conducted based on the UAE’s abiding interest in preserving the Arabian horse journey, as it is a true legacy of the UAE’s national heritage and an extension of the approach of its late founder, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may God be pleased with him. Be kind to him.
Raced over a distance of 2,150 meters for horses 4 years of age and older, the President’s Cup Race for Arabian Horses testifies to a group representing the elite of Arabian horses, stalls and stables on the European continent. The third type.
The list of participating horses includes champions of expensive Cup races at previous stations and a group of stars from major Arabian horse races around the world, such as: the horse “Messi” (Dos x Jeanne d’Arc Pint Dorman) owned by Fido Keersmaekers. Supervised by trainer Timo Keersmaekers and led by jockey William Mungel and horse “Jarf” (Dahes).
There is the horse “Salva” (Galino x Ragia Pint Amer) owned by Vatnan Racing, overseen by trainer Alban de Miol and jockey Stephen Brooks, and “Alegio” (Nishane x Gibellina Pint Darvish) owned by owner and trainer Marion Falk. Weissmeier and Jackie Robin Haydns and “Picasso T.” (Maqadir x Baiba de pint Djendal) owned by SBM Horse Racing, jockey Stephen Haylen under the supervision of trainer Susan Postema and “Faridha Bey” (Al Haniyas) DA bint Majd Al Arab) owned and trained by Peter Dekkers and led by jockey Christoph Dehens, and “Babylon” T (Al Murtajaz x Beba de Pint Jandal) is owned and trained by Jotlef Gerard and ridden by jockey Kobi Vanderbeek.
Faisal Al-Rahmani, General Supervisor of the President’s Cup Series for Thoroughbred Arabian Horses, said: “With the conclusion of the European Stations in the Netherlands, we confirm the unprecedented success of the prestigious European racetracks in expensive Cup races.” After the “30th” edition was held in their respective countries, there is a great and shared interest with the United Arab Emirates in creating strong races for Arabian horses (France, Italy, Poland, Belgium, Sweden, etc.) to the highest levels. , Britain, Kazan, Russia and Germany), which embodies the prestigious status of the event and its long-standing leadership throughout its historical journey.
He added: These victories are due to the generous support of the beloved cup series and also reflect the pioneering role of Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the UAE. His keen interest in promoting the success of the Arabian horse racing process in the office of the President and globally.
Al-Rahmani stressed the importance and place of the Dutch station race in the agenda of expensive cup races, which succeeded in achieving important achievements at the level of encouraging owners and breeders to show interest in the Arabian horse. Its success, and the strong participation of elite European and Dutch Arabian horses, is witness to the race.
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Libyan official: number of victims of cyclone “Daniel” rises to 3,753 in Derna
Muhammad al-Jarh, spokesman for the Libyan government’s Supreme Committee for Emergencies and Rapid Response, appointed by the parliament, announced that the number of victims of Hurricane “Daniel” rose to 3,753 deaths in the city of Derna after 168 bodies. Recently recovered.
At a press conference from the city of Shahad on Friday evening, Al-Zar indicated that a program for psychological care had been created in the storm-affected areas.
Al-Zar said a multi-person advisory committee would be formed to provide support to the Supreme Emergency Committee.
Talking about the issue of establishing an executive committee for the Terna City Council, the speaker emphasized that it will be the voice of the city during the next phase and will replace the sacked City Council.
He pointed out that the government appointed by the House of Representatives announced on Friday that a conference on the reconstruction of Terna will be held on the 10th of October, indicating that “modern and fast” ideas will be presented. For the reconstruction of Terna and other areas affected by “Daniel”.
It is noteworthy that since the disaster occurred on September 10, there have been conflicting reports about the number of people who died due to the flood.
The World Health Organization says 4,014 people have died and more than 8,500 are still missing.
“The scale of this disaster is staggering… and it is no exaggeration to say that rapid and coordinated action is needed,” said Dr. Ahmed Zuidan, WHO representative in Libya. We are working closely with our partners, national authorities and the international community to provide vital assistance.
“Saving lives and restoring essential health services at this very difficult time.”
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Emirates News Agency – Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak International Holy Quran Competition concludes and honors outstanding performers and participants at seventh session
Friday, September 22, 2023 – 10:58 PM
Dubai, 22nd September / WAM / Dubai International Holy Quran Award Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak concluded the activities of the seventh session of the International Holy Quran Competition in a ceremony held at the Culture and Science Seminar Hall in Al Mamzar area of Dubai. Development Foundation in the presence of Sheikha Hessa Bint Makhtoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum and Sheikha Amina Bint Humaid Al Tayer, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al Nahda Women’s Association and Her Highness Maryam Mohammed Al Rumaidi, Director General of the Family, Representative of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, “Mother of the Emirates”, General President of Women’s Association, President of Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, Supreme President of Family Development Trust
The ceremony was attended by a large number of community women, contestants and their companions, directors of Holy Quran meditation centers and representatives of awards and Quran institutions in the country.
The ceremony started with the recitation of a verse from the Holy Quran, followed by a speech by Ayesha Azza Mohammed Rashid, the contestant from the Republic of India, and then by the Dubai International Holy Quran Award. , the audience watched a documentary on the progress of Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, Secretary General of the Sheikha Latifah Award for Childhood Creativity on behalf of Consultant Ibrahim Mohammed Bu Melha, Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Dubai International Holy Quran Award. After the International Holy Quran Competition, which was launched seven years ago, the audience listened to selected recitations by the contestants, including Sheikha Alia bint Zayed bin Makhtoom Al Maktoum and Sondos Zayed Mohammed from the United Arab Emirates. Al-Murabid from the Kingdom of Jordan and Morocco recited their best verses of the Holy Quran, and then the audience followed the recorded request of Dr. Sajjad Mustafa Kamal Al-Hasan, Chairman of the International Competition Jury. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Later, Sheikha Hessa bint Makhtoum bin Juma Al Maktoum, patron of the ceremony, along with Her Highness Maryam Mohammed Al Rumaidi, honored the top ten winners and all participants in the seventh session of the competition, where Jordanian contestant Sundos. Saeed Mohammed Siddawi won first place, Amad Al-Rahman Badi Gulai from Bahrain took second place, Yasmin Old Daly from Algeria, Masla Jamal Al-Din from Indonesia and Asma Abdel-Rahman Abdullah Abdul-Malik from Yemen took third place. Placement (again), sixth place went to Senegal’s Andy Buso Zatra, while Bangladeshi contestants Naseeba Huq Feza and Ayesha Hameed Muhammad reached seventh place (again). From Cameroon, the ninth place went to Tanzanian Sumaya Ali Juma and rival Samira. Finland’s Noor Mullum finished tenth, rematching Uganda’s Nabila Nansubuka.
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