Let’s all think GREEN. Let’s think about PLANTS. March 7 is Plant Power Day. It is the day to make all healthy plants a hero in our lives. It’s time to reset, gain energy and feel great.

CHLOROPHYL is a pigment which gives the plant a green color. This green pigments of the plant get nutrient from the sun. This is all present in most green vegetables and some people take it as a health additive. Also, this chlorophyll helps the plant bears its fruits. Eating plant-based food gives you all vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals that benefit your body.

For the food to be a good supplement, it should be fresh and real food with minimal preservatives and processing. Whether you are herbivores or omnivores, you can gain an enormous amount of health benefits by eating a plant-based diet. Hundreds of studies show that eating fresh more plants foods in the minimally processed form will protect you away from any kind of disease plus it is healthiest ways to lose weight.

Meal planning is vital to healthy eating. The good thing about home cooking is that you can plan and control what goes into your meals. You can select what is the best meal for the whole family and also to yourself.

The power of the plant-based diet:

1. Protect your heart – eating a plant-based diet can lower the risk of heart attack and lower your blood pressure and cholesterol level. Eating nuts, whole grains, vegetables, and fruits are one of the good sources. Berries have this power booster that gives phytonutrients and soluble fibers to keep our heart in a healthy state.
2. Help you lose weight in natural ways – Obesity is one of the main problems because of not eating good and correct food in your diet plans. Fortunately, eating vegetables and fruits can help to keep your weight off and gives a lasting impact on your health. Less risk of stroke and obesity too.
3. Healthy Skin – vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals from the vegetables and fruits can make our skin glows. Nutrition is important to our health. An unhealthy lifestyle can damage your metabolism, weight gain and have a bad impact on your organs most of it is your skin. It can lead to early aging, dryness, and freckles. Eating fruits and vegetables can hydrate your skin and gives you nourishment.
4. Healthy digestions – Fruits and vegetables contain a huge amount of huge fiber content essential for proper digestions. This is easy to digest and helps to improve body metabolism and fast removal of toxic waste in our body.
5. Saves money – plant-based foods are way too cheaper. You save more money than buying animal source. It is more economical and if you are healthy fewer chances of paying expensive medical bills.
6. Increase Lifespan -Beyond reducing the risk of cancer and diabetes, the benefits of eating plant-based foods can protect you from the harmful disease can make you live longer, happier, healthier, worry-free and feel younger.

You are what you eat.

It is important to eat good food in order to be healthy and fit. What we put into our mouth not only feeds our body but also nourishes us. Eating plants are not only good for us also it is good for our environment. Today, let us switch up our meal and bring power plants food on the top our menu. Let start putting plants first in our list.

National Dress Day is about Every nation which has its own way of showing their culture in which associate to their religion, history, society and geographic area.

Today, March 6 we commemorate the Arabs national attire to reflect on those memorable events.

Emirati clothing symbolizes identity and harmony. It is one important part of Arab history. They show a lot of importance to their diversity and customs.

These attires have been worn for hundreds of years by the time that desert-dwelling nomads called Bedouins inhabited the Arab countries. Bedouins nomadic culture was eminent for congeniality and respect for women.

National Dress Day of Arabic Clothing for Men:

A long white dress called Kandura, thawb, thobe or dishdasha is the primary attire and costume for men of Arabian Gulf including UAE. It is a long sleeved, ankle-length and loose-fitting garment designed for comfort during hot weather. In winter, Kanduras change in color mostly in darker shades. Different Gulf countries have their own twist of style, for examples, the kanduras in UAE has no collar and embroidery in the sleeves. The length of this white robe represents the status of the wearer. The longer the length, the higher status that it represents in wealth and royalty. Shorter length represents humility and worn by the typical Arabs.

The Ghutrah or sometimes they called it – kufiya/keffiyeh is a headscarf worn by Arab men. In other Arab countries, it was known as shemagh. The white and checkered red colors are most used and represent their status and importance. Made from squared cotton cloth and draped over the head. These scarves provide protection from the harsh ray of sunlight, dust, and sands.

The black rope tied in ghutrah is called Agal (iqal, egal or igal). The bedouins originally used this to tie the camels’ feet when traveling mostly at night.

Ghafiyah is a Muslim prayer covered by ghutrah headscarf. They are embroidered and not visible to the naked eye.

Both men and women in the United Arabs of Emirates wear sandals. This open toes footwear is also made for hot weather to avoid sweaty feet.

National Dress Day of  Arabic Clothing for Women:

Arab women traditional dress was designed to be both conventional and providing physical ease and relaxation.

The Abaya is a long, sophisticated classic cloak worn by women. This traditional flowy, clothing is black in color and it covers the whole body except the eyes, hands, and feet. The reason why it was color black is to protect and cover the inner clothing of the women. But in the midst of modern glam, Arab women of today customize their abaya with colorful embroideries around the collars and sleeves which adds a twist to their look.

The Hijab is a head scarf or veil used to cover the hair, neck, ears and some part of the head. Some Arab women also use Gafaaz to hide their faces and hands as well.

Shela is also used as headscarves to protect the head for the heat and dust.

The burqa or burqa is an outer piece of clothing used to cover the whole women’s body to avoid exposing the skin in public. It can be removed when they are inside the house accompany their families. Burquas generally are worn by the older generations.

Gishwa is a thin, see-through veil covering the whole Arab women faces whereby it is unrecognizable.

All Emirati aged from 5 years old and above wear these traditional items of clothing.

In today’s glitz and glamour, this Arab clothing tradition continues and remains. These garments will always be part of each Emirati heritage and provide respect, camaraderie, and values.

Let us all remember the value of Language by celebrating National Grammar Day. Today, March 4 was set to raise awareness and appreciation of using correct grammar and maybe simply a good break to spank those individuals who cannot make a good sentence right. Regardless of whether you are new to drafting notes or reading, or a master wordsmith, the significance of Grammar can’t be downplayed, particularly on Grammar Day!

Historical Background of Grammar Day

Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar founder, Martha Brockenbrough is tired of seeing the word manhandled and battered and just could not tolerate another case of the modest harmless language being dealt with ineffectively in her essence. At least not when she’s around.

So it was then that she made a decision that every single good word – noun, verb, adverb, and the adjective is worthy of a time when individuals stand for their rights and would not enable them to be treated badly. No longer would punctuations be lost, overlooked, or omitted. No longer would we discover commas have forgotten and proper nouns in lower case. Gone are those days, and along these lines she authored “Things that make us [sic]” to aid in spreading the news about poor language structure and eventually appointed National Grammar Day in 2008.

Proper Grammar

As per the Global Language Monitor, the assessed number of words in the English language is 1,025,109. There is some discussion over that number, yet it is careful to state it is more than a million.

Grammar or the study of language or English structure is an essential aspect of communication because the incorporation or avoidance of particular grammatical components can totally change the sense of a sentence. Tell us how you react upon seeing signs full of grammatical errors?

Point is, regardless of the places you go or what you accomplish professionally, wrong grammar is an issue that we as a whole should know about. A few people may see that grammar is a collection of rules for language, however, it is a framework for understanding language. Understanding the usage and structure causes us to see each other better and can push us to study new languages.

Observing Grammar Day

National Grammar Day is celebrated throughout the U.S.A every year on the fourth of March.

Straightforward and basic, all you need to do to observe Grammar Day is put some conscious effort to make your sentences grammar proof. Think about your English lessons and grammar exercises from elementary school and reassess your sentences to guarantee that the idea you intend to send is in sync with the note you are sending. Those you are speaking with will value it, and those of us who crush our teeth whenever we see language structure inappropriately utilized will have one less motivation to see the dental specialist.

Do your best to practice correct grammar and use #NationalGrammarDay to post via web-based networking media.

Wildlife has an intrinsic value and contributes to human well-being and sustainable growth through many aspects: ecological, scientific, educational, cultural, recreational and aesthetic.

On March 3, 2019, the United Nations organizes World Wildlife Day. For this edition, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has chosen the theme “Life in the oceans: For humanity and the planet”. A decision announced by the UNDP and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) that collaborate to organize this global event.

The UN has decided to make March 3 the “World Wildlife Day” to celebrate the flora and fauna and highlight the dangers of trafficking, welcomed Monday the Cites, the organization in charge of supervising the international trade in endangered species.

This “World Wildlife Day”, launched on March 3 with reference to the date of birth of CITES, March 3, 1973, is “a chance to celebrate the many beauties and different forms of fauna and flora. And to raise understanding of the many benefits of preservation, “said John Scanlon, Secretary-General of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

“At the same time, this special date reminds us of the critical call to intensify the battle against wildlife crime, and it is vast economic, environmental and social impacts,” the Geneva-based organization’s official said in a statement. This new “World Day” was adopted Friday at the 68th session of the UN General Assembly, “in the light of the threats to the environment of the planet and the dangers posed by the trafficking of fauna and flora at the global level “, says a report of this session by the UN.

Global wildlife trafficking is estimated at $ 19 billion (€ 14 billion) a year, according to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Cites is the main tool for the protection of wild fauna and flora, an evolutionary text that is theoretically necessary for the 177 member states. It regulates trade or even forbids it when their overexploitation risks leading to their loss. To date, some 35,000 species have been placed under its protection.

Annex I, which prohibits international trade, has more than 600 animals and 300 plants: great apes and big cats, most elephants and rhinos, sea turtles, many species of crocodiles and snakes, orchids or mahogany again. On Friday, the UN General Assembly also set up a “World Soil Day” on December 5th and proclaimed 2015 as the “International Year of Soils”.

Recall that the current loss of biodiversity and related changes in the environment are faster than any period in human history. Many animal and plant populations are in decline, whether in terms of a number of individuals, geographic extent, or diversity. Nearly 8,000 animal species, from birds to insects to gorillas, elephants, and reptiles, are considered to be in danger of extinction. Of these, 20% of mammals and 12% of known bird species may disappear permanently.

The current extinction, caused by human activities, is comparable to a major biological crisis since, by 2050, it is considered that 25 to 50% of species will have disappeared. However, millions of years are needed to recover biological diversity following massive extinction.

But our societies, although more and more artificial, remain closely dependent on our support of life. ”For thousands of years, people of all cultures have depended on the vast diversity of wild animals and plants found in nature to feed, clothe, heal and nourish themselves spiritually. Wildlife will also play a significant role in our future by making a significant contribution to the advancement of science and technology, by being an important source of recreation and as part of the legacy, we will leave, “Ban said in a statement message for the day.

The UN chief, however, recalled that despite its intrinsic value to sustainable growth and the well-being of humanity, wildlife is at risk. Some of the most popular species are threatened with extinction because of habitat loss or intensification. Thus, it was thought that the massacres of the last great land mammals are over, it is not. Worse, the year 2013 broke records in the horror: elephants like rhinoceros have paid a heavy price against the greed of man, while wildlife almost everywhere in the world, in a complicit silence that we can all help to break.

Wildlife crime has significant ecological, social and economic consequences. Of particular concern is the impact of trafficking in these species on peace and security in several countries where organized crime, armed uprisings, and terrorism are closely linked.

“Wildlife is certainly in grave danger, but we can, together, mitigate the threats to it. On this first World Wildlife Day, I urge all sectors of society to commit to ending the trafficking of wildlife and buying, selling and using wildlife, wild plants, and animals in a fair and sustainable way, “concluded the UN Secretary-General.

“We are not slaves of our past. What man has been doing to wildlife for centuries, through the exploitation of animals (which today translates into wildlife trafficking), the degradation of their natural habitats and many other harms, does not define the human condition. By passing on our knowledge to future generations and teaching them to recognize the value and beauty of the nature around us, we are building a world where our children will know how to celebrate wildlife every day said Azzedine Downes, executive director of IFAW, an NGO for animal welfare, animal populations and habitats around the world.

Another day to celebrate, a meager consolation that should not make us forget that respect for the living is a daily job, as well in exotic countries as in our forests and even in our cities.

How to celebrate World Wildlife Day?

• By learning about the current issues concerning the environment and the impacts of his own actions on wildlife and ecosystems;
• Opening the dialogue with friends, family, and community on wildlife conservation;
• By participating as a volunteer in preserving the cleanliness of his community and his environment to protect wildlife and ecosystems.

The Peace Corps is an independent agency of the US government, whose mission is to promote peace and friendship of the world, particularly among developing countries.

Peace Corps is created on 1^st March 1961by John Fitzgerald Kennedy, at the instigation of Hubert Humphrey. His first director was Sargent Shriver. More than 200,000 people served in the Peace Corps in 139 countries.

The Volunteer Corps are working with governments, schools, and entrepreneurs on topics such as education, the health, the HIV / AIDS, business, information technology, the agriculture and ecology. They usually serve for periods of 27 months.

Officially, the program has three goals:

• Help people from interested countries and sectors by meeting their needs as skilled workers;
• Help foster a better understanding of American culture by the people of the countries served by the agency;
• Help to promote a better knowledge of the culture of these inhabitants by the American people.

Corps volunteers working abroad must first announce their availability to foreign governments. These governments then determine the sectors in which the organization can be involved. Then the organization matches the requested tasks to its group of applicants and sends these volunteers with the appropriate qualifications to countries that have made the first applications. Currently, the Corps works in more than 70 countries.

The U.S President John F. Kennedy calls American youth by launching in 1961 the idea of a Peace Corps (Peace Corps). As early as 1965, some 10,000 volunteers volunteered in Third World countries. Independent agency under the Department of State, the Peace Corps will become over time an essential tool of the foreign policy of the United States.

In the 1960 presidential campaign, John F. Kennedy challenged University of Michigan students to serve the cause of peace by living in developing countries. On March 1, 1961, Kennedy creates by an executive order a federal agency for this purpose, he appointed his brother-in-law, Sargent Shriver, at his head. The first volunteers leave for Ghana and Tanzania on August 28th. Authorized by Congress on 22 September, the program is an instant success, growing from 6,300 volunteers in 44 countries (1963) to more than 10,000 (1965) and 7,750 in 73 countries (2006). Since 1961, it has involved 183,000 Americans, including 60,000 in Africa and 73,000 in Latin America. They participate in projects in education, health, environment, development and technology. They can teach English or work at setting up a hospital, computer center or a new company. The program is so successful that a home version is launched by the president Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965. President Richard Nixon, opposed to the program, put him under control in 1971, but Jimmy Carter restored his autonomy in 1978. In 1981, the Congress formally established an independent federal agency. In 1982, President Ronald Reagan appointed a Republican Conservative as director and increased his resources from 1985. In 2001, George W. Bush will make the Peace Corps a key element of his anti-terrorist strategy. In 2004, Congress granted him a budget of 325 million. Over time, the Peace Corps, which definitely help counter the negative image of the “Ugly American”, will become an important institution of the foreign policy of the United States in developing countries.

How to Celebrate Peace Corps Week

On the off chance that you or a friend or family member has joined the Peace Corps, enter one of the Peace Corps contests to help other people find out about your encounters abroad. On the off chance that you are thinking about joining the Peace Corps, look at their principal site to perceive what projects and opening they have for you and your friends and family to join. Offer this occasion on your most favorite online sites utilizing the hashtag #peacecorpsweek and let everybody realize this week is about the volunteers sparing lives, educating individuals, and making a difference on the planet.

As a Horse love, Mr. Mohamed Dekkak fully supports this day that symbolizes the true value of Horses in our lives and as we should take care of it. Horses has long been considered as Human close companion since the ancient times, through countless of Centuries the herd of horses has been carrying us in their backs, help in pulling the carriages, travel a thousand of miles to help us reach our designated destination. Nowadays, Horses are now mainly associated in Sports unlike before, when you can see it everywhere as the Technology changed our lifestyle especially our usage of transportation, still, Horses remain a steadfast companion to Equestrian Enthusiasts and Animal Lovers alike.

National Horse Protection Day’s History

It was first introduced by the Pet Lifestyle and Animal Behaviorist Colleen Page on the date of March 1, 2005, since then it was celebrated every year. As Colleen Page grew up around countless of Horses, she knows everything about the Horses, through that he created the Horse protection day to save the unwanted horse from getting slaughtered and which end up as a food in some cases. The Horse Protection day was created to raise awareness about saving horses and avoidance of selling horse meat which is illegal. The Horse Protection day not only protects horses but also the other animals that experiences abusive actions globally.

Horses is an established species that is known throughout the world despite that some of them are mistreated in some parts of the World, Horse from a wide range of foundations or different breeds can likewise be abused when they are deserted as well as sent to butcher. The Humane Society of the United States asserts that every year, almost 100,000 American Horses are obtusely transported for long separations, while denied or lack of water, nourishment and rest. After a viscous slaughter, the meat from these for the most part sound Horses is then delivered abroad for human utilization. The Safeguard American Food Exports (SAFE) would acts against the butchering of steeds inside the United States for human utilization, including to the export the fare of live horses for the similar reason. This demonstration is essential not just for the avoidance of mistreating the horses, yet additionally to decrease the possibility of having a decease that may affect one’s life or well-being. As indicated by the Animal Welfare Institute, there have no ways of knowing right now for recognizing regardless of whether a steed or Horses that has been sent to butcher has gotten a substances that is known to be hazardous for people. While helping Horses to discover a haven in good homes may not be a simple or easy accomplishment, it gives an option in contrast to sending these steeds to butcher and takes out the likelihood of disseminating faulty meat for human utilization or consumption.

So how can we help?

So how might we help? Beyond about taking care to a home or Personal Horses as well as can be expected, there are various different ways we can help better a steed’s life. At the point when adoption is impossible or full of uncertainty, Foster care is a dependably choice. Likewise recall that a tad can go far or in other words, slowly, but surely helps. Be a decent neighbor or animal dwelling place neighbor and help out a companion when their steed may require some budgetary help, exercise or essential consideration. Plan an animal health care occasion in your region or city, help out a local pet store or adoption centre another one is you can provide or donate nourishment and supply drive. Internet World is an amazing tool that you can likewise utilize, for example, Promote a movement on Facebook or Instagram as it acts as a platform for different people to discuss different topics and shares one objective. Compose an enlightening website and offer it by means of online life to build mindfulness and energize other people who might be all the more ready and ready to embrace or encourage. Help secure our steeds. Stop misuse. Talk up, and recollect, regardless of the commitment, anything makes a difference.

Things that we should do on the National Horse Protection Day

Many people says or stated that a Dog is a man’s closest companion or Best Friend, however, every Animal is a man’s closest companion. Horses have been loyal associates to their proprietors for many years, and they have the right to be cherished, taken care of and acknowledged well.

Different ways that you can add to the joy of ponies this National Steed Assurance Day:

Help the individuals who are as of now giving to such an extent

Give cash, sustenance different materials to a welfare or Horses cover. You can get into contact with any of the accompanying steed or Horses security Protections; they will get your assistance with great enthusiasm: As a steed proprietor you realize that it is so costly to nourish and care for this huge, great animal, we should all give some assistance! On the off chance that you can’t stand to give cash, it is totally reasonable, so maybe give some time? Discover where you can volunteer for multi-day, and your part is finished!

Spread an Awareness or Movement on Social Media

We have perceived how incredible Social Media Sites is, and we know about the way that it can spread imperative data like a Wildfire. Use this advantage and begin spreading the news of National Horse Protection over your Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. You can make your own status, share this article, share an image or join a Horse Protection Group and take an interest in their exercises. Regardless of whether you simply send a straightforward gathering message on your WhatsApp-each and every time your voice is heard, it helps!

Treat your horse extra special on this

If you are a Horse owner treat it like your horse’s Birthday as that day is special for them and their kinds. Animals can also feel love and appreciates it when they looked after very well. So use this day as a platform to bond with your animals not just horses.

This discovery of Raman came in light on February 28, 1930. For this reason, February 28 is celebrated as National Science Day. For this work, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1930.

National Science Day is celebrated on 28th February every year. On this day various programs are organized across the country. This day reminds us of the glorious moment of the Raman Effect. This discovery is the great scientist of India, Sir C.V. Raman did. To tell you that for the excellent work on the scattering of light, Dr. Raman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930. Dr. C.V., who won the Nobel Prize in Science, Raman was the first Asian scientist. His contributions to the field of science can never be forgotten.

The basic purpose of this day is to attract students to science, motivate them for new experiments in the field of science, and to create awareness about science and scientific achievements. On this day, programs related to scientific activities are organized in the science institute, laboratory, science academy, school, and college and training institutions. Raman Effect is an effective means of studying the molecular structure of chemicals.

National Science Day invites the continuous advancement of science in the country, it is the main objective of eliminating the dependents of the people in the minds of nuclear energy and through its development, we can make the living standards of the people more prosperous.

The Raman Effect

In the Raman effect, a single wave-prognostic light (monochromatic) rays, when a transparent medium passes through the solid, liquid or gas, it is discovered that after studying the rays of rays, the rays of very weak intensity on the difference between the rays of the original light Are also present These rays are also called Raman-Kiran. Physical scholar Sir C. V. Raman was such a great inventor, not only for millions of Indians but also for people around the world. These rays are generated due to the gain or loss of energy in the rays of the original light due to the vibrations and rotation of medium particles. Not only this, but it is also of great importance in other branches of research, pharmaceutical science, biology, physics, astronomy, and telecommunications.

How National Science Day is celebrated

Every year, National Science Day is celebrated as one of the main science festivals in India, during which students of school and college exhibit various science projects, as well as national and state science institutions, display their latest research. This event will include public exhibitions, radio-TV talk shows, science exhibitions, topics and concepts based on science exhibition, night sky watching, live projects and research exhibitions, discussion, question-answer competition, speech, science model exhibition etc. There are activities.

It is celebrated every year with the big Junoon in the Giant Meteveve Radio Telescope (also called GMRT) in Khodad, which is established by the TIFR (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research) by the National Center for Radio Astrophysics, Low Radio Frequencies There is a famous telescope worldwide to be operated.

In the field of radio astrophysics and astrophysics, various activities are organized by the NCRA and GMRT in the function of the National Science Day celebration to recognize their main research activities. A variety of programs are organized for the general public and students for universalization of science and technology in the country.

The Minister of Science and Technology, on this day, gives a message to students, scientists, researchers and ordinary citizens of the nation through their speeches.

The goal of celebrating National Science Day

• National Science Day is celebrated every year to spread a message about the importance of scientific application in the daily life of the people.
• To demonstrate all the activities, efforts and achievements in the field of science for human welfare.
• Discuss all issues for the development of science and implementing new technology.
• Give scientific minds a chance to the citizens in the country.
• Promote people to science and technology as well.

The World NGO Day was officially declared in 2010 by 12  countries, at the initiative of a student, Marcis Liors Skadmanis, before it takes on an international dimension from 2014. Its goal is to find new solutions for global development, with particular emphasis on innovation.

World NGO Day is organized every 27 February. It was officially declared on April 17, 2010, by 12 countries and internationally recognized on February 27, 2014, in Finland (Helsinki) by Helen Clark, Admin. of the (UNDP), who congratulated World NGO Day and stressed the significance of the NGO division for the UN through its speech.

The World NGO Day initiative was founded in 2009 by Law student Marcis Liors Skadmanis (at the age of 24), Marcis first thought about the initial idea during his Master of Laws international. His desire to see a better future for the whole world and his passion for finding new solutions for global development is what led him to establish this initiative ( international day ) – while believing that innovation is the key to a more sustainable future.

World NGO Day was officially acknowledged on April 17, 2010.  The member countries of the Baltic Sea NGO Forum are Russia, Belarus, Estonia, Denmark, Lithuania, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Germany, Poland, Sweden and Norway.

International recognition

Every year, on February 27, World NGO Day celebrates a new declaration of the global movement. The global NGO Day celebrations have been widely discussed in news and social media around the world. On 27.02.2017, the European External Action Service issued an official statement from HR / VP spokesperson Federica Mogherini on the occasion of the WORLD NGO DAY 2017, Brussels, 27/02/2017 – UNIQUE ID: 170227_11.

NGO is a non-governmental organization (NGO) is a non-profit association, public interest, which is neither the state nor international institutions. NGOs do not have the status of a subject of international law.The habit is to reserve the term for non-profit corporations financed by private funds. The main criteria defining an NGO are the following:

• the non-profit purpose of his action;
• financial independence;
• political independence;
• the notion of public interest.

An NGO is a legal entity which, although not a government, intervenes in the national or international field. International legal relations are traditionally relations only between states (or between governments). The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is sometimes regarded as the ancestor of NGOs, even though it has a specific hybrid status vis-à-vis States.

Birth and life of the term “NGO”

The term “NGO” appears for the first time in Article 71 of Chapter 10 of the United Nations Charter of 1945, in a series of provisions devoted to the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and alluded to the advisory role that could have organizations that are not part of a government. Half a century later, in a resolution of 25 July 1996, a definition is given by ECOSOC. According to the latter, an NGO is “an organization that has not been constituted by a public entity or by an intergovernmental agreement, even if it accepts members designated by the public authorities, provided that they do not harm to freedom of expression. Its financial means must come mainly from the contributions of its affiliates. Any financial contribution received directly from a government must be declared to the United Nations. “.

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are usually defined as public interest organizations that do not report to the state or to an international institution. This term is used for non-profit institutions funded by private funds. Their relationship to the state and the powers being quite ambiguous, it seems more logical to refer to NGOs with a term that does not directly involve this unusual status. The term OSI is now used as well as ASI for Organization or Association of International Solidarity, two names that seem to be better suited to the status of NGOs because they encompass all types of associations that act in the field of international solidarity.

International NGO Day is an opportunity to celebrate the unique role that civil society plays in upholding the fundamental rights of the human person and ensuring that no one will be left behind.

Today, February 26, the world celebrates Carnival Day.

A significant number of which are the voyaging type, like the circus in the 19^th century and includes many amusement rides, street food, outdoor games. Entertainment activities that require skills and some by mere chance, thrilling performance and animal show.

These pro travel carnivals occur at state and district fairs, or in tiny areas such as parking spaces in shops. Some moving carnivals are utilized by the church, school, and some organizations, where a few requires less complex setup. For instance, pupils at a school may sort out and carry out a carnival at their school as a fund drive, without the utilization of an expert festival organization. These fairs are frequently held in the mid-year months, yet there are winter festivals also.

The 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition was a driving force for the beginning of carnival tours. It had the earliest icon ride, the Ferris wheel, and its Midway Plaisance had easy competitions, rides, chance games and amusement shows on the side such as burlesque and freak shows. The term “midway” was embraced by province and state fairs as a name for the territories where sideshow amusement occurred. There were seventeen festival organizations by 1902 which expanded to 46 in 1905 then 300 by the year 1937.

Rides previously began being constructed in the 18^th century, however, they are not yet mechanical. Steam-fueled rides were made in 1868, which helped spike the rides fame status. Other than the Ferris wheel, there are numerous different rides at fairs. A number are for young kids, for example, the merry go round, the miniature train ride, roller coaster, and the inflatable jumping castle. Basic rides for grown-ups are the Zipper and the Tilt-A-Whirl. A few festivals have exciting rides, yet since carnivals move to another place, the thrill rides are normally not outstanding, and a carnival will just have a couple. Rides are frequently painted in brilliant hues and have their own song.

Carnival Fairs more often than not have food stalls that serve a wide assortment of nourishment. A few samples of food items seen usually in a carnival are cotton candy, funnel cake, caramel apples, candy, pizza, and hotdogs.

Another significant aspect of the carnival are games of luck and skill. Typical games of luck incorporate “duck pond” and “ping pong and fishbowl,” while basic skill games incorporate “crossbow shoot” and “balloon and darts.” Another well-known game in the carnival is the “water gun”, and the more difficult “stand the bottle.” Reward prizes range from small token to large stuff toys.

Back in the 19th century, sideshows were imperative. An additional entrance charge must be paid to see things, for example, zoological displays, where fascinating creatures were held, and also freak shows, where midget people and individuals and creatures with different appendages, deformations, or different whimsies would be seen. Freak shows have eventually lost its fame as people’s perspective has changed. Thrilling performances were also part of the sideshow. It’s where performers would swallow swords, “consume” fire, and nail things into their nasal holes. Adrenaline shows and burlesque indicates were in some cases included too. Today there still are a few sorts of sideshows at fairs.

The most effective method to Observe

Commemorate the day by setting off to a carnival fair! In the event that you live in a region where winter is presently going powerful, check whether you can discover any winter carnivals. Another approach to go through the day is to organize your very own carnival at your school or spot on business!

Emirates International Accreditation Center

Formerly known as the Dubai Accreditation Center, is accountable for accrediting and assessing the competency of organizations in the field of calibration. It provides inspections, testing, and certifications of management systems, products, and personnel according to international standards.

Mr. Mohamed Dekkak attended the Gulfood 2019 event with more than 120,000 square meters of exhibition space, Gulfood is the world’s largest annual food and hospitality exhibition where global flavors meet leading global companies. The exhibition has been established for more than 25 years and has a strong reputation among exporters in achieving a staggering return on investment. For exporters looking for new sales from the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia, the exhibition is a platform for trade and food sources outside the competition, where international flavors find world-class companies. In addition, participants can make use of the best information exchange site in the region through educational courses and training opportunities, as well as participate in direct competitions and events.

Gulfood offers the opportunity to learn about the sources and discover unique products offered by hundreds of suppliers in more than 110 national pavilions ranging from fine and specialty foods to the largest range of organic products, equipment and technology, and back to the Gulfood 2016 Barista Bonanza, – In cooperation with the European Coffee Association – where you can meet many coffee roasting companies and taste special mixes. The 2016 course will provide expert advice, with unbiased guidance from market experts in food services, import and export, meat products and baked goods. All of these goods are Halal certified, accredited by the Emirates International Accreditation Center one of the major partners of this grand event.

What is the Emirates International Accreditation Center?

It is also known before as Dubai Accreditation Center (DAC), it is the authorized top accreditation center of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Being the first in conformity assessment activities in the Gulf region, EIAC is recognized internationally in most of the accreditation fields. UAE Vice President and Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, in his capacity as Ruler of Dubai, issued Decree No. 27 of 2015 establishing the Board of Directors of the Emirates International Accreditation Center.

The decree stipulates that the Board of Directors of the Center shall be headed by the Director General of Dubai Municipality and members of: Hussein Salem Al-Kathiri as Vice President, Dr. Majid Sultan Al Qasimi, Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Bin Kalban, Eng. Ali Abdullah Al-Haj, Eng. Sa’d Mohammed Al Awadi, Abdullah Mohammed Al Awar, Ateq Jumaa Faraj, Emirates International Accreditation Center for a period of three years renewable. This Decree shall be effective from the date of its issuance and shall be published in the Official Gazette. The Emirates International Accreditation Center was established in accordance with Law No. 27 of 2015 issued by the Vice President and Prime Minister in his capacity as Ruler of Dubai.

Strengthening the status of Dubai

The Center aims at strengthening Dubai’s status as the global capital of the Islamic economy by obtaining international recognition from the concerned organizations at the regional and international levels in various fields of accreditation, facilitating trade exchange and enhancing the role of the State and the Emirate in the fields of industry and trade. And to enhance the competitiveness of economic enterprises in local, regional and global markets through the adoption of conformity assessment bodies that provide conformity assessment certificates for goods, According to the standard specifications adopted in this regard, in addition to ensuring the quality, reliability and credibility of certificates issued by conformity assessment bodies.

What is Halal?

In the light of Islam, the term halal literally means anything that is lawful for the Muslim. In practice, the adjective “halal” generally refers to the foods allowed to the faithful. The meat of all sheep, cattle, goats, and camels is allowed, but also those of horse, poultry and rabbit. Everything that comes from the sea is also tolerated.

What is the halal slaughter right?

For meat to be declared halal, and therefore fit for consumption by Muslims, it must come from a beast slaughtered according to a precise ritual method, called “Dhabiha”. In France, the “Dhabiha” is based on a number of principles:

• The animal must be alive and have his head pointed towards Mecca.
• She must be conscious and not be stunned. This point provokes controversy and is disputed by some Muslims. The rector of the Great Mosque of Paris, Dalil Boubakeur, has for example pronounced in favor of a stunning of the animals before their slaughter.
• The priest must be Muslim and empowered by a religious organization approved by the state. When he slaughters the beast, he must utter the following sacred words: “Bismillah Rahim or Allah Akbar” (“In the name of God, God is great”).
• Slitting must be done with a sharp knife to make a deep and fast incision. The goal is to cut the carotid arteries and jugular veins while avoiding the spinal cord so that convulsions improve blood drainage. The purpose of this technique is to empty the animal more effectively from its blood to make the meat more hygienic.

Halal Certification

Halal certification is the key to access to Islamic markets and Halal markets. However, while the emphasis is placed on Halal certification providers, insufficient attention has been paid to monitoring the bodies and organizations that provide accreditation to Halal issuers.

In the world of Islamic commerce, the seal of the Halal certificate is the most important, so the role of the right to issue these certificates is very important in the credibility of the product, in addition to maintaining confidence in the Halal certification system.

The certification of Halal certification institutions is an official announcement that the institution is qualified to give Halal certificates for products and services.

In Dubai, the EIAC is responsible for ensuring that all Halal issuing institutions are qualified to carry out their duties in accordance with the required specifications.

System

The UAE’s Halal system is linked to a number of vital sectors in any economic sector. The UAE reached the top position in the Middle East in terms of development and the volume of logistics sectors. The country’s indicators of shipping, warehousing, and transport were high in the last year, Global Reports.

While the country’s retail consumption is expected to reach 750 Billion Dirhams this year, the national Halal regulatory system opens up new horizons for the optimal application of specifications under the umbrella of Islamic law and ensures that it conforms to international standards in this field. The UAE is a leading site in this field.

Halal food still accounts for 67% of the total trade in halal products and is expected to rise within the next three years. About 75% and 80% of halal food products are imported from Non-Islamic countries in a clear indicator of the universality of this sector and the huge development opportunities of all countries in economic terms.

The Center has also developed a mechanism to facilitate procedures for the disclosure of halal products through the development of the list of slaughterhouses certified within the scope of the Halal, which includes more than 170 “institutions and certified in Europe, the United States and Australia and developed a system to automate the adoption of institutions and slaughterhouses within The Commission’s database.

The automation process was done through the development of a sub-service “National Mark of Halal” within the electronic platform of the Authority so that all those who have the certificate of Halal from the accredited and listed certificate providers to apply directly to the service and obtain the license to use the mark through the self-service.

Emirates International Accreditation Center attributed the reasons for this success to the UAE’s potential, including advanced legislative structure, its leading role in the logistics management of the industry, serving the vital sector locally, regionally and internationally. It has been able to expand the scope of the Halal industry in recent years to include industries other than food.