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 The Ministerial Declaration of the 10th World Water Forum is a diplomatic win for Indonesia .                                                                                      Source kemlu.go.id Bali, Indonesia - The Ministerial Declaration was approved by the 10th World Water Forum while Indonesia was the chair, marking a significant diplomatic win for Indonesia. Following the 10th WWF Ministerial Meeting, which was attended by 27 international organisations and 106 nations, the Declaration was accepted (21/5). Since November 2023, the Declaration has been discussed via three different processes at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. Three priorities were promoted by Indonesia in the Declaration. First, a World Lake Day proposal. Lakes serve as a source of water for people as well as social and economic purposes for society. World Lakes Day observance is not just symbolic; it is also essential to the preservation of lakes worldwide. The second is the creation of a Centre of Excelle

 A Saudi businessman in Al-Baha transforms a farm into a tourist destination                                                                                 Source arabnews.com AL-BAHA: A farmer in the governorate of Al-Mandaq has developed a successful tourism business out of his passion and pastime. Owner of Al-Barouqi Tourist Farm in the governorate, northwest of Al-Baha, Ahmed Al-Barouqi uses the area's natural beauty and mild climate to draw tourists, showcasing its gorgeous valley, mediaeval hamlet, and agricultural terraces.                                                                                 Source arabnews.com Al-Barouqi, the young farmer in Al-Tarf, Wadi Rusba, behind Al-Barouqi Tourist Farm, was interviewed by the Saudi Press Agency. "Having grown up in a family surrounded by farms, I have had a long relationship with agriculture dating back over 27 years," he stated. This gave me the idea to invest in the farm in Al-Tarf village, where we used to c

 ASEAN-Indo-Pacific Cooperation is Led by Indonesia to Promote Sustainable Aquaculture Technology                                                                                 Source kemlu.go.id Bali, Indonesia "The development of sustainable aquaculture is important as the main driver of meeting food needs, and to encourage national economic growth, in the future." This was stated via video message at the opening of the ASEAN-Australia Indo-Pacific Workshop on the Use of Technology for Sustainable Aquaculture at the Intercontinental Hotel Sanur (21–22/5), by Prof. Dr. Rudy Heriyanto Adi Nugroho, Secretary General of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. The Asia-Pacific region's aquaculture output increased from 64.1 million tonnes in 2008 to 126 million tonnes in 2021. This expansion demonstrates the critical role that aquaculture plays in the expansion of the local economy and the significance of using sustainable techniques to maintain it. Australia as the

 A Williamson County substation infestation by snakes causes numerous power interruptions.                                                                                 Source fox17.com WZTV, Franklin, Tennessee — Over the past few days, there have been numerous power outages in the Franklin area. Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE) has determined that these outages are the result of a reptile invasion. MTE reports that throughout the past ten days, there have been four outages at one of its substations as a result of snake intrusions. In essence, the snakes have scaled the steel framework to get to electrical connections or equipment. When they do so, they ground the circuit and bridge between the energised equipment, tripping the breakers and resulting in an outage, according to a statement from MTE spokesperson Larry Rose. Rose continued, comparing this to a breaker that trips in a house breaker box. Every time this occurs, MTE sends a crew to the substation to reset the tripped br

 Taif City's Integrated Services: Providing Cosy Services During the Cold                                                                       Source Kemlu.go.id Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Through its Integrated Service programme, the Indonesian Consulate General (KJRI) in Jeddah is once again involved with the Indonesian community in Taif City. The programme was held on Friday and Saturday (May 17–18) at the OYO Safari Al Hada Taif Hotel. KJRI Jeddah hopes to provide local Indonesian citizens with more access to consular, immigration, and employment services by launching this project. According to Consul General Yusron B. Ambary, KJRI Jeddah aims to make services more accessible and closer to Indonesians in Taif so they won't have to go far to Jeddah to process necessary paperwork. This Integrated Service is a concrete example of KJRI Jeddah's dedication to always offering the greatest services possible to all Indonesians living under its authority. "This programme c

 'Desperate' Prince Archie to meet King Charles Additionally, King Charles desires to spend more time with Lilibet and Archie. By Web Desk, 17 May 2024                                                                                           Source geo.tv A royal specialist has stated that Prince Archie, the son of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, is reportedly eager to see his grandfather, King Charles. Archie is "desperate" to travel to the UK with his father Prince Harry because he wants to see his grandfather King Charles, according to royal analyst Tom Quinn, who was reported in The Mirror. The royal analyst continued by stating that Meghan and Harry do not want to support Lilibet's older brother's obvious need to visit the UK. Tom Quinn further stated that King Charles "wants to make up for what he sees as his neglect of his own sons in their youth" and that he is equally eager to spoil Archie and Lilibet. Quinn, however, stated that Meghan ha

 A project to assess marine species in the Arabian Gulf is launched by NCWD.                                                                            Source arabnews.com RIYADH: According to the Saudi Press Agency, the National Centre for Wildlife Development started a study on Tuesday with the goal of evaluating the condition of marine ecosystems in Saudi Arabia's Arabian Gulf seas. According to the NCWD, the project's objectives were to reduce risks, preserve biodiversity, and establish a baseline for creating an integrated management plan for marine habitats. Given their importance to Saudi Arabia's economy, society, and culture, as well as the numerous beneficial ecosystem services they provide, it will also improve the sustainability of the maritime habitats there. goal was to offer a fundamental evaluation of the state of mangrove forests, seagrass beds, coral reefs, and related animals and marine species.   In addition to identifying natural dangers connected to hu