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2023-07-07 00:20:31
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2023-07-07 00:20:31
Future new owner Michael Andlauer was an interested spectator alongside general manager Pierre Dorion on a management balcony, which also featured assistant general manager Ryan Bowness, Belleville academy coach David Bell and head of development of defenders Wade Redden. (Patrick Woodbury/The Law)
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2023-07-06 16:57:43
Citizens from the Emirates expressed their admiration for the nature of Abha and a number of regions of the Kingdom, documenting this with video clips they posted on social media.
They emphasized that Abha, Khamis Mushait, Al-Souda and Al-Baha are characterized by many areas that deserve an individual to visit to enjoy its atmosphere, nature, security and beauty.
They added that all services are available in these areas, in addition to the availability of apartments and hotels and their low prices, calling on the citizens of their countries to visit the Kingdom to enjoy its beauty.
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2023-07-06 16:53:19
British Berkeley Assets confirmed that the Middle East is the new West in opportunities for economic prosperity and rapid growth, and this is what draws the features of a completely new era, pointing out in a report that the business world has become firmly convinced that the cities of the region, led by Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh, have replaced London and Paris Los Angeles and New York.
Omar Jackson, partner at Berkeley Assets, said: “The region is going through an aggressive and accelerated development phase. In the business world, there is a growing belief that the cities of Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Riyadh have replaced London, Paris, Los Angeles and New York, adding that the cities witnessing amazing growth in the Middle East open their doors to entrepreneurs and offer unlimited opportunities for startups and investors alike, and provide an environment Fertile for the further development of business and enterprise. Thus, the Middle East has become the new West, and this is what marks the features of a whole new era.
In its report, the company indicated that the investment sector in the Middle East is witnessing rapid developments, and Berkeley identified three main trends that will enhance growth and financial stability in the region during 2023, represented in diversifying investments in private markets, digital transformation at the corporate level, and maintaining capital. money and protect it.
Following the turmoil in public markets last year, private markets have gained in popularity, especially as investors turn to safer alternatives. Contrary to the global reality, Berkeley Assets has observed a gradual shift in the behavior of investors who are inclined towards greater risk opportunities in exchange for higher potential gains. This trend is attributed to the economic stability in the United Arab Emirates in particular and the region in general, compared to Western countries.
The Middle East region is a fertile environment for a large number of new business projects, which establishes a suitable environment for startups and contributes to attracting the best talents from around the world. Therefore, investors see a large margin of profit in the market where they can seize alternative opportunities through new startups, and take advantage of opportunities in own business, franchises, and venture capital.
Berkeley mentioned in its report that private equity is still the preferred asset class despite the challenges it faces, whether high interest rates, fears of inflation, or others.
With its main offices in London and Dubai, Berkeley Assets is taking advantage of new investment opportunities to achieve stable and sustainable returns. The company continues its success by maintaining its ability to take appropriate protection and safety measures for its customers along with providing high quality services.
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2023-07-06 22:55:19
The lack of rain continues to worry boaters on Lac Saint-Jean, which continues to descend. The water level is expected to fall below 14 feet this weekend.
The conditions of the last few weeks are the driest in the last 70 years noted by Rio Tinto. The ground is so dry that there is no runoff. “It’s particular. This is the situation that we usually experience in the fall because we have no precipitation. We have no rain. It is certain that what we live there at this time of the year, it is extremely rare, ”confirmed the mayor of Saint-Henri-de-Taillon, Laval Fortin.
At the Saint-Henri de Taillon marina, two boat foot collisions occurred this week due to the water level.
“For us, the marina, it’s okay because we extended the descent. We are still able to go up and down. But as far as the sailboats are concerned, if this continues, the boats can sink enough that they can hit the bottom and also the channel. The channel, the exit, you have to be well placed in the center. Knowing the channel well because without that, you get stuck. It is very dangerous,” explained the mayor of the municipality.
The low amounts of rain since the start of the summer are responsible for this level, so the current runoff is only 49% of normal, according to Rio Tinto. At the beautiful river marina, boaters hope to still be able to navigate the river despite this level. “We hope it doesn’t do like last year,” confirmed an amateur.
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