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Agriculture is an important economic sector in Vietnam. In 2020, agriculture, aquaculture, and forestry sectors contributed 14.9 percent to Vietnam’s GDP, which is lower than 41.6 percent of the service and 33.7 percent of the industry sector. Although agriculture has doubled in terms of value in the last decade, its share in GDP has witnessed an average annual decrease of 0.3 percent. Science and technology are key to increasing the capacity and quality of products while improving farmer lives. Vietnam’s government in 2018 stated that it was important to develop a production value chain of high-added value farming products while promoting the link of cooperatives with businesses, as well as to encourage technology transfer and provide preferential loans to agricultural cooperatives. This is where agricultural technology (Agtech) comes in. Agtech is the use of technology in agriculture with the aim of improving yield, efficiency, and profitability. Agtech can be products, services, ... » Learn More about Why the Agtech Industry Will Aid Vietnam’s Hi-Tech Growth

Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/mothershipsg The police have completed their investigations against nine individuals, aged between 19 and 41, for public order offences relating to their involvement in a public assembly without a permit. In consultation with the Attorney-General’s Chambers, the police have issued warnings to six individuals. No further action will be taken against the other three individuals. What happened Earlier this year on Jan. 26, at around 5pm, a group of five individuals, aged between 19 and 41, staged a protest by holding placards outside the Ministry of Education (MOE) Headquarters along Buona Vista Drive. According to photos of the incident that were circulating online, they were holding onto placards that wrote: "#FIX SCHOOLS NOT STUDENTS" "WHY ARE WE NOT IN YOUR SEX ED" "HOW CAN WE GET A’s WHEN YOUR CARE FOR US IS AN F" "trans students will NOT be erased" "trans students deserve ... » Learn More about 6 people given warnings for public order offences related to transphobia protest outside MOE HQ

PUTRAJAYA: Health authorities reported 50 new clusters during epidemiology week 47, with almost half or 22 clusters involving workplaces. Between Nov 21 and 27, there were 13 clusters reported involving education institutions, six community and high-risk groups respectively, two religious activities and one cluster involving a detention centre. Health director-general Tan Dr Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the number of clusters reported during epidemiology week 47 saw a significant increase from the week before, which recorded 38 new clusters. In epidemiology week 46, the breakdown of the number of clusters reported were 22 (workplace), nine (education institutions), five (community), and two clusters involving high-risk groups. “The increase in cases under all cluster categories except for workplace and imported clusters are worrying," said Dr Noor Hisham. “The numbers show that there is an increase in social activities but level of SOP compliance has begun to be taken ... » Learn More about Health DG: 50 new clusters reported from Nov 21-27, almost half linked to workplaces

According to a Facebook post of Saiful Nizam Abdul Wahab, Ain's father, the teacher - Khairul Nizam Sanuddin - filed the suit at the Shah Alam Sessions Court on Nov 26. Saiful Nizam included a picture of him and Ain, holding up the front page of the court filing. It revealed the teacher as the plaintiff, and Ain and her father as the first and second defendants respectively. Earlier this year in August, Ain shared that she received a letter of demand from a physical education teacher at the school she previously studied, seeking damages of RM1mil for alleged defamatory remarks she made. Ain responded to the letter of demand, saying she would counter-sue the teacher for RM5mil for allegedly inflicting intentional emotional distress. ... » Learn More about Teacher sues Ain Husniza, father for alleged defamation

PETALING JAYA: Student Ain Husniza ( pic ) will be speaking at the Inspire Conference organised by the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef), says her father. Saiful Nizam in a Facebook post on Tuesday (Oct 26) said his daughter would be joining Dr Najat Maalla M’jid - the special representative of the United Nations secretary-general - as a panellist alongside six other speakers on Oct 30. "In the discussion, Ain Husniza will voice some views and suggestions on the current situation of children's rights in Malaysia, especially in terms of access to quality education, improving the level of safety in schools, mental well-being, policies and so on. "Hopefully, with the space and opportunity provided, this will open a more dynamic future to the process of adapting to the post-pandemic changes of Covid-19 for all, especially children," Saiful added. According to him, Ain was among the seven representatives of countries from the East Asia and Pacific region that were selected ... » Learn More about Ain Husniza to speak at Unicef conference on children’s rights

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A U.S. delegation led by the special representative for Afghanistan, Thomas West, held talks with senior Afghan Taliban representatives in Qatar on Monday and Tuesday, the U.S. State Department said. The two sides discussed the international community’s response to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, and the U.S. delegation pledged to continue to support U.N. efforts to address the situation, the State Department said in a statement on Tuesday. The U.S. officials "expressed deep concern regarding allegations of human rights abuses and urged the Taliban to protect the rights of all Afghans, uphold and enforce its policy of general amnesty and take additional steps to form an inclusive and representative government," the State Department said. The U.S. officials urged the Taliban to implement a commitment on providing countrywide access to education at all levels for women and girls. "The Taliban expressed openness to engaging with the international ... » Learn More about U.S. delegation met with Afghan Taliban representatives in Qatar -State Department

News Desk (The Jakarta Post) Jakarta   ● Sun, September 10, 2017 2017-09-10 12:53 1542 4065a5a8898c7cc661d4adf97afee1ed 1 City #tolerance,#Islamicteachings,#preacher,#PBNU,#Jakarta Free The Jakarta administration is cooperating with Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), Indonesia's largest Islamic organization, to train and educate Islamic preachers in the city to spread massages of unity and peace. "We are cooperating with the NU Central Board (PBNU) to educate our preachers to preach properly in line with the Islamic teachings of Rahmatan lil alamie n (blessing for the universe) and tolerant Islam," Governor Djarot Saiful Hidayat said on Friday , as quoted by kompas.com . He added that the cooperation had been initiated because he did not want radicalism and intolerance to emerge in the city. PBNU chairman Said Aqil Siradj said 1,000 preachers would join the training course. "The training aims to make preachers fully understand the concept of ... » Learn More about Jakarta administration, NU train preachers to spread messages of unity