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The 60th Carthage International Festival opened at Tunisia’s ancient Roman theatre on July 16. Twenty evenings of music and theatre are scheduled through August 19.
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The 60th Carthage International Festival opened at Tunisia’s ancient Roman theatre on July 16. Twenty evenings of music and theatre are scheduled through August 19.
A London family team with Iraqi roots is creating daytime gatherings centered on coffee, Arab and Western music, art, and community. The sold-out project hopes eventually to open a permanent space and expand beyond London.
The World Food Programme says displacement is placing severe pressure on food, water, fuel, and public services in El Obeid. Funding shortages have reduced food rations for people receiving assistance by half.
More than 12,000 gifted students are participating in Mawhiba’s 2026 summer programs in Saudi Arabia and abroad. The programs cover research, artificial intelligence, environmental sustainability, and other priority fields.
Syria’s under-17 girls’ football team earned a 1–0 opening victory over Saudi Arabia at the West Asian championship in Zarqa, Jordan. Masa Minya scored the match’s only goal in the second half.
Jordan’s Water Authority launched 34 digital services covering private wells, laboratories, drilling, and treated-water requests. The initiative allows residents, businesses, and public institutions to complete transactions online.
UNESCO held the first global conference of the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development in Paris. Discussions addressed open science, research inequalities, public trust, international cooperation, and the launch of the Decade’s global report.
An EU report published on July 17, 2026, says settlement planning reached record levels in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, during 2025. It warns that these developments further weaken prospects for a two-state solution.
Families enjoyed folk performances, children’s activities, handicrafts, and local food during the sixth evening of the Amman Summer Festival. The festival market also offered a way to support Jordanian artisans and local businesses.
Algeria and Germany adopted a joint declaration establishing a strategic agenda for political, economic, energy, scientific, and cultural cooperation. The declaration was concluded during President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s official visit to Berlin.