ATHENS, Greece — Nearly 140 migrants have reached Greek shores over the past 24 hours, making the dangerous sea voyage across the Mediterranean Sea, authorities said Friday. One man, who had set off from North Africa, drowned off the southern island of Crete. Greece, along with Spain and Italy, is a key entry point for people from the Middle East or Africa who are seeking a better life in the European Union. To get to Greek shores, most make the risky crossing in flimsy boats from neighboring Turkey or Libya.

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As members of the newly established women’s health interest group in the European Parliament, the persisting failure to consider the health needs of women, in all their diversity is an issue that is high on our agenda. A recent publication highlights that maternal health conditions such as preeclampsia/ eclampsia and postpartum haemorrhage received less than 1% of European sexual & reproductive health R&D funding between 2018 and 2020. Europe accounts for only 13% of the global funding for sexual and reproductive health R&D, with investments split evenly between public and private organisations. ADVERTISEMENTAs simultaneously converging crises threaten to compound inequalities and with growing attention on the need to address the unmet medical needs of women, the EU must step up its efforts to support global women’s health R&D. In delivering better health outcomes for women, such investments will contribute to improved societal wellbeing, for the benefit of us all.

Offshore staffABERDEEN, Scotland — North Star has secured a contract with Siemens Gamesa to build a hybrid service operations vessel (SOV) bound for long-term charter at the East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm development located off the Suffolk coast, England. This adds an eighth hybrid offshore wind ship to the organization’s renewables fleet. The construction project for the SOV of VARD 4 19 design has been awarded by North Star to Cochin Shipyard Ltd. The new SOV is due to be delivered to Siemens Gamesa to begin operations for the East Anglia THREE development in late 2026. The contract will be front run by one of North Star’s two commissioning SOVs, the CSOV Kestrel, from April the same year.

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(KRON) – The inaugural Sudan Culture Fest has been announced for Saturday in Hayward, according to the Sudanese Association For Northern California (SANC). According to the organization, Sudan Cultural Fest participants will be able to “experience Sudan.” The organization said there will be live music, including a performance from Sundanese artist Salma El Assal. Festival-goers have the opportunity to watch live cooking demonstrations and eat rich cultural traditional savory and sweet foods and drinks. Z Zoul Cafe, which calls itself the only Sudanese cuisine in the Bay Area, will be at the festival. The president of the SANC, Harith Elrufaie, spoke with KRON4 about the importance of the festival, “Our goal is about sharing what’s there in Sudan, sharing what’s beyond the war.

LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) – Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices rose for the fourth straight week and hit its highest level in five months amid firm demand, tracking European gas market gains amid concerns over possible disruption to Russian gas supply. The average LNG price for July delivery into north-east Asia <LNG-AS> rose to $12.30 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), its highest level since mid-December and up from $10.90/mmBtu in the previous week, industry sources estimated.

Morocco and Mali agreed, Thursday in Bali (Indonesia), to strengthen their cooperation in the water sector. “We have agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation between our two countries in the water sector”, said Equipment and Water Minister, Nizar Baraka, following a meeting with Mali’s Minister of Environment, Sanitation and Sustainable Development, Mamadou Samake, on the fringes of the 10th World Water Forum. For his part, Samake praised Morocco’s expertise in the fields of dams, water management, and irrigation, noting that this expertise was of great interest to Mali. The meeting also discussed potential projects to strengthen the resilience of populations living in desert or Sahel zones, which remain particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. We want to further strengthen and deepen our cooperation for the common interest of the people of both countries,” the Malian official said.

CAIRO: The startup ecosystem in the Middle East and North Africa region saw a flurry of activity as venture investments and acquisitions bloom. Saudi startup Sorbet’s raises funding round from web3 VC AdverseSaudi web3 startup Sorbet raised an investment round from the Kingdom’s recently announced venture capital firm Adverse. Liwwa’s last funding round was in 2022, when it raised $18.5 million in a pre-series B round of equity and debt. The company claims that this round of funding is at a higher valuation than the $37 million series A raised in 2022. Egypt’s proptech Birdnest raises pre-series A roundEgypt-based proptech Birdnest has closed an undisclosed pre-series A funding round for a 20 percent stake in the company, led by Beltone Venture Capital and CI Venture Capital.

Here are some of the interesting conversations that took place at Enlit Africa 2024 on the third day. Listen as ESI Africa Editor-in-Chief Nicolette Pombo-van Zyl gives a wrap-up of the notable events and conversations that happened on day three of Enlit Africa, recorded at the ESI Africa studio.

The West has for long advocated free trade, but as globalization wanes serious trade protectionist measures are implemented in the EU in particular, targeting industrial goods from Morocco and other developing nations, trade minister Ryad Mezzour said. Italy argues that the cars had Italian flags that could wrongfully indicate they were made in Italy. We should not depend on others and we have to work to reinforce our trade with African countries,” said the minister at the conference on the Atlantic initiative launched by Morocco’s King to bolster regional integration. Europe and the West which have advocated globalization are now sealing their markets as developing nations like Morocco start to export high value goods, he said. Morocco’s agricultural goods have also suffered from protectionist moves that verges on vandalism as trucks carrying Moroccan tomatoes have been attacked by angry French farmers last week.

Morocco has been re-elected Head of the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) during the 140th session of this international body convening in Vienna May 20-31. The re-election of Moroccan Jallal Toufiq President of INCB for one year is an international recognition of the efforts made by the North African Kingdom in the global fight against drugs and its contributions to the implementation of the international drug control conventions. INCB is an independent treaty body, one of the four treaty-mandated bodies under international drug control law (alongside the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, UNODC on behalf of the Secretary-General, and the World Health Organization). The INCB is responsible for monitoring the control of substances pursuant to the three United Nations drug control conventions and for assisting Member States in their efforts to implement those conventions. It plays an important role in monitoring the production and trade of narcotics and psychotropics, as well as their availability for medical and scientific purposes, and in deciding which precursors should be regulated.

When I watched the two presidents William Ruto and Yoweri Museveni announce a series of MOUs at State House last week, I became convinced that SGR extension from Naivasha to Kampala, and petroleum pipeline from Eldoret to Kampala will indeed happen. Priority regional linkage beyond Kampala should be Kigali which has a competing opportunity to link up with Central Corridor SGR from Dar. The oil pipeline extension from Eldoret is a logical development from the recently concluded plan for Uganda-funded direct imports from Arabian Gulf which, with the pipeline extension, will be transhipped direct from Mombasa to Jinja and Kampala. Economic downsides for Kenya are potential loss of Great Lakes exports which will shift to Jinja and Kampala. And should Kenya decide to commercialize Turkana oil with a refinery at Lokichar (with a pipeline linkage to Eldoret), it will be an opportunity for Kenya to export products to Uganda via the extended pipeline to Kampala.

Canon Central and North Africa, a global leader in imaging and print solutions, is proud to announce the launch of the Women Who Empower 2024 programme in Nigeria in collaboration with Women in Successful Careers (WISCAR). “We are thrilled to partner with WISCAR in Nigeria to unlock the potential of women in the imaging and printing industries in Africa. Skills development and empowerment of women are not just beneficial but critical for the advancement of our society and economy,” says Somesh Adukia, Managing Director of Canon Central and North Africa. Upon completion of the workshops, participants will receive certificates and valuable feedback from the trainers. The company looks forward to collaborating with WISCAR and other organisations to nurture the progress of women in the photography industry.