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Liverpool succeeds in extending Mohamed Salah’s contract

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Liverpool, the English Premier League football club, announced on Friday that Egyptian international striker Mohamed Salah has extended his contract for a long time with the club.

Liverpool did not reveal any details, but Sky reported that Salah signed a contract until 2025.

And the club’s website quoted Salah as saying in a statement: “I am not happy and I look forward to winning more titles with the club.” It’s a happy day for everyone.

He continued, “It took some time to renew, but we have finished everything and will focus on the upcoming benefits.”

He continued: We have all seen the size of the development and progress made by the team in the past five or six years. Last season we came close to winning four titles but unfortunately we lost two titles in the last week of the season.

Salah scored 23 league goals with Liverpool last season to share the Premier League Golden Boot with Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min.

The 30-year-old Egyptian international scored 31 goals in all competitions for Liverpool and helped the club win the League Cup and FA Cup.

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Economy

Oil rises after expectations of lower demand

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Oil prices rose by two dollars, regarding three percent, today, to compensate for most of the declines of the previous session, following the outages in Libya and expected closures in Norway outweighed expectations that the economic slowdown might lead to a decline in demand.

Brent crude futures rose $1.81, or 1.7 percent, to $110.84 a barrel by 1507 GMT, following falling to $108.03 a barrel earlier in the session.

US West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose $2.08, or two percent, to $107.84 a barrel, following falling to $104.56 a barrel earlier.

Oil prices gave up some gains today, following the release of industry data showing US manufacturing activity slowed more than expected last month.

However, lower supplies of crude oil and fuel supported the oil market even as stocks fell and the US dollar rose, which usually has an inverse relationship with crude oil.

The OPEC + group of producers, which includes Russia, agreed yesterday to stick to its production strategy in August following two days of meetings. The group avoided discussing the policy to be followed in September.

Previously, the group decided to increase production per month by 648,000 barrels per day in July and August, up from a previous plan to add 432,000 barrels per day in the month.

A Archyde.com survey showed today that OPEC pumped 28.52 million barrels per day in June, down 100,000 barrels per day from the revised total in May.

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Health

Ricardo Gareca will have an emergency meeting with Agustín Lozano VIDEO canceled a trip to Argentina to discuss his future with the Peruvian team | SPORTS

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Ricardo Gareca did not travel to Buenos Aires where friends and some relatives who had anticipated their arrival this week were waiting for them, but the plans of ‘Tigre‘ changed in the last few hours has received a request from the Seen so that you do not make any trips before the weekend and define your situation with the peruvian national team.

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The coach who negotiates a third work cycle in command of the peruvian national teamand this Friday the Argentine would have a first response to the ambitious proposals that he presented on Monday to the president of the FPF, Agustin Lozanowho agreed to consult this proposal with its Board of Directors.

Ricardo Gareca he stood up none other than his dear friend Oscar Ruggeri, who was waiting for him to chat regarding what suits him for his future, but the truth is that the ‘Tigre‘ wants to travel with his future already resolved and the first step would be this Friday in a meeting at the same hotel in San Isidro.

Ricardo Gareca postponed a trip to Buenos Aires to define the future (Video: PBO)
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Agustín Lozano will propose a preliminary agreement with Ricardo Gareca

Sources of Trome.pe in Videna, they assure that Agustin Lozano I would already have the answer to the plan Ricardo Gareca with some corrections on its field of action and with salary limits to the new positions that would be opened with this renewal in the position, without precedent.

Juan Carlos Oblitas has also received the invitation to participate in this meeting, since the renewal of the Sports Director of the Peruvian Football Federation It would also go through the permanence of the coach as one of his requirements for the restructuring of football in the next 4 years.

Agustín Lozano has decided that Ricardo Gareca travel with a verbal agreement so as not to have to travel to Buenos Aires as was done four years ago to convince the strategist to lead the Qatar 2022 Qualifying.

Nolberto Solano reveals a message that Gareca gave them

One of the collaborators of the DT, Nolbert Solano, acknowledged that he is willing to continue by Ricardo Gareca’s side if he can extend his link with the FPF. “Before we have this one for following Qatar, he told us that he thought at some point of staying and would want to count on all of us, since we have been together for more than seven years and that is how we are. We haven’t had a chance to talk to him. We are giving him his space and we are all waiting for what decision he will make.”, said the popular ‘Ñol’.

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Economy

Nestlé celebrates 30 years of local manufacturing in Morocco

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Inaugurated in 1992, the factory produces different ranges of coffee, enriched whole milk powder and growing-up milk. 80% of the coffee products produced in the El Jadida factory to markets such as Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt.

The Nestlé factory in El Jadida has just celebrated its 30th anniversary. The group wanted to mark the event. It is the celebration of three decades of commitment and efforts made by Nestlé Morocco in terms of investment, innovation and job creation that have enabled the group to position itself as a major player in the dairy sector and of the production of soluble coffee in Morocco, as the Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, pointed out. This presence anchored in the Kingdom, continues the Minister, attests to the attractiveness and competitiveness of Morocco as a destination, the great potential of the agro-food industry and the quality of our human resources.

Nestlé Maroc, he notes, is in line with the priorities of the sector in terms of promoting local manufacturing and strengthening integration between the upstream and downstream of the sector. Which further contributes to the food security and industrial sovereignty of our country.

The group produces locally, in fact, international brands that perfectly meet the needs of Moroccan consumers. “I would like to remind you that we export 80% of the coffee products that we manufacture from our factory in El Jadida to markets such as Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt, among other countries in the Middle East and North Africa. noted in this regard the general manager of Nestlé Morocco, Imane Zaoui.

Inaugurated in 1992, the factory produces different ranges of coffee, enriched whole milk powder and growing-up milk. All these products are aligned with the strictest safety and quality standards, in accordance with the standards set by international certification bodies.

Also certified for its environmental management, the plant has successfully achieved zero waste and hosted the city’s first solar power plant in 2021. The facility alone produces 1.7 GWh of electricity per year from a 7,000 m2 site, housing nearly 2,600 photovoltaic panels.

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