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EETC SIGN MoU TO CONNECT EGYPT ELECTRICITY GRID TO EUROPE

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EETC SIGN MoU TO CONNECT EGYPT ELECTRICITY GRID TO EUROPE

The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) and the Norwegian Scatec Company signed an MoU to study connecting Egypt’s electricity grid to Europe through Italy. The Egyptian Cabinet approved the MoU during its meeting this week. The Cabinet also approved the Ministry of Transport’s request regarding issuing a law granting a commitment to build and develop the superstructure, use, manage, operate, exploit, maintain and re-deliver a multi-purpose station in the Safaga sea port. This comes within Egypt’s…

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NATO IS READY TO HELP WITH THE LIBYA CRISIS

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NATO IS READY TO HELP WITH THE LIBYA CRISIS

NATO offers to help Libya with migrant crisis but warned there were no military solutions. Chief Jens Stoltenberg NATO Secertery General said ” they will help build a security institute for Libya. Libya is ready to welcome any support from Italy who requested assistance from Libya. Since the death of Kadhafi, Libya has been in commotion with different militias seeking to control it’s oil. Hence, the chaos in the country has made the it a major…

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ITALIAN COURT CHARGE SHELL EXECUTIVES OVER MALABU SCANDAL

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ITALIAN COURT CHARGE SHELL EXECUTIVES OVER MALABU SCANDAL

Four Senior Shell Executives and others to face trial for Malabu oil scandal. For their role in the bribery conspiracy with Dan Etete, former Nigerian Petroleum Minister that cost Nigeria over US$1 billion,  an Italian court have charged four high level executives of the Royal Dutch Shell Plc to court. The court summoned the tetrad, after it learnt that Shell beforehand knew that the deal involved a convicted money launderer. Although Shell agreed of having prior…

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THE DUAL ARMED ROBOT ”YuMI” LEADS HUMAN ORCHESTRA

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THE DUAL ARMED ROBOT ”YuMI” LEADS HUMAN ORCHESTRA

Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli’s voice soared to the rafters of a Tuscan theatre, but all eyes were on YuMi, an automaton designed by Swiss company ABB. It consists only of a small unit with two arms and is placed on a table. It has no face, no legs, no fancy features. The robot ‘YuMi’ conducted three of the 18 pieces performed at the concert, including the famous La Donna e’  mobile from Giuseppe Verdi’s masterpiece…

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