History of Kuwait

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            Kuwait's currency is the world's strongest currency. Despite the abundance of wealth in the people, we find simplicity and love for their culture.

 

 History of Kuwait

 

            Kuwait, whose real name is the state of Kuwait. And in Arabic, it is called Qawwi. The name of this peninsula is derived from the Arabic word Ikwat. Ikwat is called the building in which the weapons are stored. The country covers an area of 17,820 square kilometers Situated and has a population of about 2.8 million. And according to a tradition, the ditch is also called the leak, which should be built or the water's edge.

  

  

 History of Kuwait   

 Details about Kuwait

            Its capital is Kuwait City, and 'Kuwait City' is the country's largest and greatest city. Located south of the Gulf of Arabia, this peninsula is considered one of the world's smallest countries. About nine islands are found in this peninsula. At the same time, Kuwait is divided into six provinces.

  

 

  Details about Kuwait

 

 

 Location of Kuwait

             The president of Kuwait meets with these countries, Saudi Arabia in the South, Iraq in the North, and lies the Persian Gulf in the northwest.

  

 

   Location of Kuwait

 Language of Kuwait

              The official language is Arabic in this state. However, in official documents, 'English' language is also used as a second language in offices and other national and international affairs.      

 

 Water, Kuwait

          Here is the abundance of desert found in Kuwait. Therefore this state has less drinking water. Kuwaiti-an uses natural rainwater, and seawater is used for treatments.

 

 Water, Kuwait

 

 Government of Kuwait

               The government of the country is executed on a 'constitutional monarchy.' According to the constitution of 1962, SHEIKH MUBARAK will rule the Kingdom of AL-Sabah in the country.

  

 

SHEIKH MUBARAK

 King of Kuwait

           The current king of Kuwait is SHEIKH SABAH AL-HAMAD AL-JABIR AL-SABAH. This is the 15th king of Kuwait. And SHEIKH NAWAF AL-HAMAD AL-JABIR AL-SABAH is the guardian of the covenant. And the current Prime Minister of the country is JABER AL-MUBARAK AL-HAMAD AL-SABAH.

  

 

   SHEIKH SABAH AL-HAMAD AL-JABIR AL-SABAH

 

 Flag

        The Flag of Kuwait was only red color from 1790 to 1899. In the nineteenth century, the country was occupied by the Turks. The Moon, Star, and Kuwait were written from 1909 to 1915. From 1956 to 1961, words Kuwait was written, and one side is written. I heard it.

  

 

  Flag of Kuwait

 

 

 Independence day of Kuwait

                   After bathing full independence from Britain in 1961, the current four-color flag was adopted.

  

 

   Independence day of Kuwait

 

 

 Flag Color indicates

                   The green color indicates Earth, white for Action, red for Swords, and black color indicates wars.

 

 Freedom of Kuwait
                  Kuwait gained independence from Britain in 1961, and Independence Day was celebrated every year with passion and prosperity.

 

 Shares

             The people of Kuwait have shares in many multinational companies, like 'Mercedes,' 'Ford,' 'Q 8', 'Honda,' and 'British petroleum.'

 

 Peoples of Kuwait

              Kuwait is the only country where the people of the country are less and foreign is high. Only 30.4% of the country is Kuwaiti. 27.4% are Egyptians, Syrians, and Jordanians. 40.3% are Pakistani, Indian, Bengali, and Filipino. 1% African and 0.9% EU and American people live.

  

 

   Peoples of Kuwait

 University of Kuwait

              Kuwait University is the only University of practice established in 1996. In the national library of Kuwait, there are more than one million rare books.

  

 

   Kuwait University

 

 Region of Kuwait
              Kuwait is ranked 158 in the world by region. Its longest underground border is 254 kilometers along with Iraq. 499 km coastline looks. Due to the long beach, there is a risk of stormy rains in October, November, and April.

  

 

 

   Region of Kuwait

 

 Crops in Kuwait

              The Kuwaiti government not only encourages the cultivators of the crops but also provides aid and loans.                     

 

 The tallest building in Kuwait

                 The Tallest building in the country is the Almora Firdous Tower. The building's height is 414 meters or 1358 feet—the 23rd tallest building in the world.

  

 

 

  The tallest building in Kuwait

 

 Sports of Kuwait

            Kuwait's most popular sports are football, and camel races are also a favorite.

  

 

 

  Kuwait most popular sports

 

 Richest personalities of Kuwait 

                Kuwait's richest personalities are Kalibatha Algham and Basam Alghamdi. Both equally own $1.4 billion.

  

 

   Richest personalities of Kuwait 

 

 GDP of Kuwait

             Kuwait is the fourth richest country in the world. The annual GDP of $ 303 billion, and the fixed income here is $ 69670.

  

 GDP of Kuwait   

 

 Underground oil, Kuwait

                    The arrows are the basis of their strong mesh. It is the second-largest region in the world where there is a substantial amount of underground oil. Kuwait's oil production capacity is 2.707 million barrels. Globally, it has 7.6% or 101.5% of barrels of oil reserves. It is the fifth country in the world. Besides, gasoline and minute fertilizers play a key role in the pressure.

  

Underground oil, Kuwait

 

 

 Export of Kuwait

          Kuwait exports $55.17 billion worth of oil and fertilizer. And $ 29.53 billion that imports goods. And in terms of the human development index, it is number 56.

  

 

   Export of Kuwait

 Nation bird of Kuwait

              The national bird of Kuwait is a falcon.

  

 

  Nation bird of Kuwait

 

 Airlines of Kuwait

           Kuwait has three airlines and 31 airplanes registered. Kuwait Airways is the country's largest airline. About 3700000 peoples travel by air annually in the country. There are seven airports in the country with only 4 runway facilities. There is no railway system in the country. About 7000 km of roads are laid in the country. Boating is common in the country.

  

 

Airlines of Kuwait

 

 Population of Kuwait

             As of 2017,
Kuwait's total population is 4052584 people. Kuwait counts 128th in the world population. It has a population of 200 people per km, which is the 61st highest in the world. The number of women in the country is low. And the average age here is 78.3 years.

 

 Currency of Kuwait

               The official currency of the 1960 state of Kuwait is Kuwaiti Dinar. Kuwaiti Dinar holds the most expensive foreign exchange reputation in the world today. A Kuwaiti Dinar is worth about the US $3.46                                                                                                                                                

  

 

 

Currency of Kuwait

 

 

Saudi Arabia and U.S. Relations with each other

   Saudi Arabia and U.S. Relations with each other 

                                            

   Saudi Arabia and U.S. Relations with each other 

 

 

 Saudi Arabia has close relations with the United States. The United States is Saudi Arabia's most important strategic partner and the main weapon supplier. The United States is Saudi Arabia's largest trading partner, and Saudi Arabia is an important source of oil for the United States. The two countries have common strategic interests. 

 

 

 

For many years, Saudi Arabia has pursued the oil diplomacy concept of "exchanging oil for security", that is, exchanging oil for close ally relations with the United States. According to the informal agreement, Saudi Arabia provides cheap crude oil in exchange for the security provided by the United States. Since the United States became a net oil importer in 1974, Saudi Arabia has been the United States' largest oil supplier. 

 

 

 

The oil-based relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States have developed in-depth after World War II. Not only are they economically dependent on each other, but they also cooperate closely in military affairs. After the Gulf crisis broke out in August 1990, the US military stationed in Saudi Arabia, and the military cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the US reached its peak. After 1996, the relations between the two countries entered a period of adjustment. After the "September 11" incident, the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the United States was hit, and the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the United States was cold. 

 

 

 

However, Saudi Arabia emphasized its determination to fight terrorism and increased its efforts to counter terrorism. Because the United States is striving to implement a tough military and foreign policy, the general public in Saudi Arabia has no anti-American sentiment.

 

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Major Israeli Universities to give the best education for students

Major Israeli Universities to give the best education for students

 

                  

  Major Israeli Universities to give the best education for students

  

 

·         Hebrew University of Jerusalem built-in 1925, the creation of disciplines, including almost all academic fields from art history to zoology, and also owns the National Library of Israel. Since its inception, scientists at the Hebrew University have shown their talents in every stage of the national development of Israel. The Jewish Research Department of the school is already a leader in this field in the world.

 

The Weizmann Institute of Science was built in Rehovot in 1934. Its predecessor was the Siever Institute, which was expanded in 1949 and named after Dr, Haim Weizman, the first Israeli president, and famous chemist. Today, it has become a recognized research center for university graduates to further study in the fields of physics, chemistry, mathematics, and life sciences. The researchers of the institute participated in research projects aimed at accelerating the development of Israeli industry and establishing new science-based enterprises. The institute has a science teaching department, which is responsible for compiling teaching materials for colleges and universities.

 

Baylan University was built in Ramat Gan in 1955. It embodies unique, comprehensive teaching, that is, in many disciplines, especially in the social sciences, the intensive courses on Jewish heritage are combined with general education. Bayran University combines tradition with modern technology and has an Institute of medical chemistry, mathematics, economics, strategic research, developmental psychology, musicology, "Bible", "Tade", Jewish law.

 

Tel Aviv University was built in 1956. The university was established based on the merger of three existing higher education institutions, to satisfy the need to establish a university in Tel Aviv, the most densely populated area of ​​the State of Israel. At present, it has become the largest university in Israel, with multiple disciplines, and attaches great importance to the research of basic and applied sciences. The university also has a dedicated research institute, mainly engaged in strategic research, health care system management, technology forecasting, and energy research.

 

Haifa University was established in 1963 as the center of higher education in northern Israel. It provides opportunities for people to conduct interdisciplinary research. The university's interdepartmental centers, research institutes, and overall architectural plans are all established to facilitate interdisciplinary research. Haifa University has also established an institution to study socio-economic entities such as the kibbutz (collective farms). Also, there is a center dedicated to promoting understanding and cooperation between Israeli Jews and Arabs.

 

The Negev Ben-Gurion University was built in Beersheba in 1967. The purpose of the establishment is to serve the residents of southern Israel and promote social and scientific development in desert areas. The school has made significant contributions to scientific research in arid regions, and the school's medical school pioneered the community-oriented medical and health undertakings nationwide. The university's branch campus at the Said Boko Collective Farm has a research center dedicated to the history and political conditions of the life and era of the first Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion.

 

The Open University was established in 1974. The university emulates the British model. It provides unique non-traditional higher education opportunities for those who want to study for a bachelor's degree. The method is flexible. Homework, regular tutoring, and final exams are supplemented.

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Turkey and the United States Relation

 In the past few days, the conflict between Turkey and the United States has intensified.

In the face of U.S. sanctions and pressure, Turkish President Erdogan strongly responded to sever ties with the U.S., saying that he would "find new friends and allies."

Turkey's public failure reflects Turkey's overall relationship with the West has become increasingly alienated, and strategic differences have increased in recent years.

In the future, where will the relationship between Turkey and the United States go?

Why are Turkey and the United States so nervous recently?

 

 

Why are Turkey and the United States so fierce?  

The United States recently announced new sanctions against Iran, Russia, and Turkey, warning that these three countries will face heavier "penalties" if they do not meet the US conditions. Since then, the three countries have interacted closely and joined forces to counter pressure from the United States.

Why is Turkey so procrastinated?

The United States launched an "economic war" against Turkmenistan. Where is the relationship between Turkmenistan and the United States? "

The U.S. "stabbing behind" U.S.-Turkey relations affects the Middle East military situation.

 

Why are Turkey and the United States so fierce? Why is Turkey so procrastinated? Here, I will do a rough analysis:

1. Turkey's strategic tone: Neo-Ottomanism

The article "From Pan-Turkic to Neo-Ottomanism-Adjustment of Turkish Foreign Policy after the Cold War" is the main tone of Turkish foreign policy because Erdogan's re-election clearly pointed out: Erdogan's neo-Ottomanism.

Neo-Ottomanism, as the name suggests, is a return to the glory of the Ottoman Empire.

Turkey will compete with Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel, and Egypt in the Middle East, waiting for the opportunity (in a political sense) to become the new Ottoman Empire.

 

The article "From Pan-Turkism to Neo-Ottomanism-On the adjustment of Turkish foreign policy after the Cold War" mentioned traditional Turkish hegemony Pan-Turkism.

 

Pan-Turkism is a hegemonic strategy that emphasizes geo-ethnicity and religion.

 

Its core proposition is to establish a unified government in all Turkic-speaking countries and regions (Turkey, Cyprus, Azerbaijan, the five Central Asian countries, and Xinjiang).

 

However, the pan-Turkic strategy centered on geographical and geographical attractiveness is clearly unsuitable for the current international situation.

 

To maximize political influence, indirectly establishing the authority of a major power in the Middle East is more in line with Turkey's strategy.

 

2. Get rid of the marginalization of regional affairs, "flanking brothers" play the role of soy sauce and enter the throne of the Middle East, Arab and Muslim worlds!

 

During the Cold War, due to Turkey's special geographical location, especially the United States, Turkey favored the West.

 

To counter the expansion of the Soviet sphere of influence, the United States centered on Turkey to contain the Soviet Union's expansion in the Black Sea, the Mediterranean, and the Caucasus. It once gave Turkey a lot of aid. In the early days of the Cold War, Turkey and the United States had very close relations.

 

Turkey has not failed the United States. During the Korean War, it actively sent troops to share military pressure.

 

During the Cold War, Turkey was an American outpost against the Soviet Union. It received $259 million in aid from the Marshall Plan. In return to the United States and the Western world, Turkey joined NATO in 1952 and sent troops to participate in the Korean War with the United States.

3. Why are Turkey and the United States so nervous recently?

 

Answer: 1) The conflict between Turkey and the United States has existed for a long time, and the gap between the alliances has been increasing;

 

2) The recent fierce friction between Turkey and the United States is that the conflict of interest between Turkey and the United States is "close to the critical point" and "close to the bottom line of both sides."

 

In fact, the friction between Turkey and the United States existed before it quickly increased. In Turkey, the United States has also encountered strong opposition. This is a compilation of the history of international relations:

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Why is Israeli education excellent?

Why is Israeli education excellent?

For a long time, many parents in Taiwan require their children to learn a lot of talents, especially English, math, and physics, so as not to lose at the starting point. Education in Israel is just the opposite. Although it started late, the subsequent explosive power was completely over.

In the past two decades, I have often seen Taiwanese students at all levels win the International Olympia Math Competition or the International Invention Award. Some national university professors often boast of publishing many "excellent papers." "However, for more than 70 years, the country has been unable to cultivate Nobel Prize talents alone, nor has it seen that these winners can start-up and develop large-scale enterprises. On the contrary, Israel is the opposite.

 

Education in Israel

 

Education in Israel

In the OECD's assessment of school children's learning ability, Israel lags far behind Taiwan. The latest survey shows that Israel's mathematics ranking is only 41 (Taiwan's fourth place), Israel's scientific ranking is only 41 (Taiwan's 13th), and Israel's reading ranking is 34 (Taiwan's seventh), not as good as Taiwan. However, facts speak louder than words. Israel is a new start-up country, with an average of 1,800 start-ups per capita. The number of engineers per capita is the largest globally, and the number of patent applications is also the largest in the world. In the past 20 years, 10 Nobel Prizes winners were born. It can be seen that the hour is gone and never returns, the big is not necessarily good; the hour is one hour, the big is not necessarily bad.

Someone once said that there are no Israelis in any experiments conducted by top American universities, such as Harvard University or MIT; there are no Israelis in the office in the Silicon Valley high-tech park. What kind of education or environment can enable Israel to cultivate so many Nobel Prize winners, top scholars, innovative entrepreneurs, and military strength? The reason is the excellent education in Israel. From kindergarten or elementary school, Israel has allowed children to grow up in an open and free environment, cultivated the ability to think and judge independently and have the courage to debate and challenge the truth. It mainly uses problem-based learning and uses field problems to stimulate students to find solutions. For example, if the desert is short of water, how to find water? They believe that the purpose of education is to allow children to engage in meaningful learning, explore themselves independently, and provide solutions to problems encountered in real life, rather than participating in international competitions and fighting for vanity. Before graduating from high school, they developed this learning habit, which can be used in military service, so their defense force can be invincible and become unstoppable. 

Israel Education encourages students to find their answers and develop their ability to think independently.

 

israeli education encourages students to find their own answers and develop their ability to think independently.

The compulsory education age in Israel ranges from 5 to 18 years old. After the age of 18, men and women served as soldiers. No one complained. Rather, it is considered an honor, a soldier. It is more important than going to college. On the streets or beaches of Israel, you can see young men and women carrying rifles at any time, a bit like cowboys in the pioneering period of the American West, with pistols hanging on their waists. However, no one has used the rifle without authorization. Female Israeli soldiers served for two years and joined the fighting force for three years. They don't care about the salary; they only care about contributing to the country. Everyone is the heroine of a hero.

The key lies in their spiritual education, such as the Israeli national anthem "Hope": "As long as the heart is deep, the Jews still have desires, looking at the eyes of the East, looking at Mount Zion. We have not lost two thousand years of hope: to make a free country; it stands on Mount Zion and Jerusalem. "The referendum decided that their national anthem does not have any party or party national thinking, so everyone likes to sing and is proud of it, especially when it comes to national celebrations and international competitions. When soldiers defend the country, they will sing the national anthem to express gratitude, encouragement, or condolences. This is often touching because they experienced the pain of the Nazi Holocaust in World War II, which made them cherish the country's existence and honor.

In contrast, our national anthem is the Kuomintang national anthem, which is puzzling. Li Mingjing, a professor in the Department of Sociology at National Taiwan University, sent a questionnaire to students in his "Sociology of Music" course, asking them: "What song do they want to permanently disappear from the earth." "Mature point" Li Mingzong believes that both songs are both propaganda songs full of political authority, so they are generally not liked by young people. They should be related to the students' gradual reflection on military martial law history and the desire for judicial reform in recent years.

 

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Saudi Arabia country highly dependent on imports

 Saudi Arabia | a country highly dependent on imports

 

 Saudi Arabia: a country highly dependent on imports

Saudi Arabia is located on the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia, bordering the Gulf to the east and the Red Sea to the west. It shares borders with Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, UAE, Oman, Yemen, and Egypt. Saudi Arabia ranks first in the world in terms of oil reserves and production. At the same time, oil is also the main pillar of Saudi Arabia's economy. In addition to oil and accessories, Saudi Arabia relies on imports.

 

Abundant resources have nurtured this young country. The population structure of Saudi Arabia is relatively young, and its purchasing power is relatively strong. According to statistics, Saudi Arabia's population aged 20-30 accounts for 70% of the total population, and the population under 20 accounts for 46%. Saudi Arabia has extensive consumption. There are royal nobles and wealthy middle class and lower class people, and migrant workers make up 2/3 of the total population.

 

Currently, Saudi Arabia implements a free market economy policy. In recent years, the Saudi Arabian government has vigorously pursued economic diversification, striving to expand non-oil production, developing non-oil exploration and light industry, and attaching importance to agricultural development. Saudi Arabia's economy is developing rapidly, and its financing needs are increasing. In 2013, Saudi Arabia's GDP reached 745.3 billion U.S. dollars, a year-on-year increase of 3.8%, and it's per capita GDP reached 25,500 U.S. dollars. The non-oil private sector in Saudi Arabia has continued to grow in recent years, with a year-on-year growth of 5.5%. In contrast, the construction, retail, transportation, communications, and non-oil manufacturing industries grew by more than 5%. In 2014, Saudi Arabia ranked sixth in the global retail trade index rankings.

 

Saudi Arabia ranks 15th among the world's most creditworthy economies and 14th among 76 low-risk countries.

 

There are two important exhibitions in Jeddah and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-Saudi Arabia (Jeddah) International Trade Fair and Saudi Arabia International Building Materials Fair. These two exhibitions can be described as important platforms for Chinese companies to expand into the Saudi market.

  

The most beautiful places in Saudi Arabia for travelers from all over the world

Jeddah

 

Jeddah is a port city on the Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia. It is the country's second-largest city, the largest port, and an important financial center. It is also the residence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and various embassies. Jeddah is located about 70 kilometers east of Mecca. As the economic and trade center of Saudi Arabia, Jeddah's trade activities are comparable to Dubai. King Abdullah Economic City has been built 100 kilometers north of Jeddah, which functions as a special economic zone in China.

 

Saudi Arabia maintains good trade relations with China. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1990, the two countries' economic and trade cooperation has developed rapidly. In 2013, the bilateral trade volume between China and Saudi Arabia reached 75 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 15.7%. Among them, China imported 52.73 billion U.S. dollars from Saudi Arabia, an increase of 11.2%; China exported 22.37 billion U.S. dollars to Saudi Arabia, which increased 17.5%. China imports crude oil, ethylene glycol, and liquefied petroleum gas from Saudi Arabia. ; China is the main commodity exported to Saudi Arabia, including building materials, mechanical and electrical products, textile and household products, auto parts, and electronic products. Saudi Arabia is China's largest economic and trade partner in the Middle East. At the same time, China has become Saudi Arabia's largest export target and the second-largest source of imports. ?

 

Saudi Arabia (Jeddah) International Trade Fair is a long-term comprehensive international trade fair in the Gulf region. The exhibition has a good trade effect and enjoys a high reputation in the Middle East.

 

In 2015, the 27th Saudi Arabia (Jeddah) International Trade Fair was the largest in history, with an exhibition area of ​​40,000 square meters. The exhibition attracted more than 500 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and regions. According to professional statistics, the exhibition attracted 28,115 professional visitors from neighboring countries and regions such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Lebanon, Yemen, Oman, Egypt, etc., of which 70% were professional trade buyers and Haier and Hisense China's well-known enterprises such as, Konka, Sany Heavy Industry, Jiangling Motors, and others all attended the exhibition. During the exhibition, the on-site transaction volume reached 67.16 million U.S. dollars, and the intentional transaction volume was 135 million U.S. dollars. The cumulative transaction volume exceeded

 

200 million US dollars

 

Business consultants from different countries' consulates in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, showed great importance to the exhibition and came to observe it. The biggest highlight of this exhibition is the joint opening of a special hall by the Organization of the Islamic Conference and the Islamic Trade Development Center. This initiative was supported by the Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Saudi Ministry of Commerce.

 

The next Saudi Arabia (Jeddah) International Trade Fair will be held at the Jeddah International Exhibition Center on December 22-25, 2016.

 

Riyadh

 

From 2013 to 2020, Saudi Arabia has 285 civil construction projects under construction or planned, totaling more than US$260 billion, including government-invested construction and education projects of US$27 billion. According to a report by the State Commercial Bank of Saudi Arabia, in the first half of 2013 alone, Saudi Arabia's power engineering costs reached US$3 billion, residential projects reached US$1.5 billion, road construction projects reached US$1 billion, and mixed-use real estate projects reached US$533 million. Urban development projects reached 533 million US dollars.

 

Saudi Arabia is building six major economic cities across the country, with a project investment of up to tens of billions of dollars. Among them, the investment of King Abdullah Economic City is US$93 billion, and the investment of Jizan Economic City is US$30 billion. Saudi Arabia will also invest US$140.3 billion in power projects in the next 10 years to meet civilian and industrial needs.

 

As a well-known building materials exhibition in Saudi Arabia, every Saudi Arabia International Building Materials Exhibition will attract major exhibitors from Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and other countries and regions. Thanks to many professional exhibitors and visitors' participation, this exhibition has become an excellent platform for establishing contacts, conducting business, and promoting sales. Saudi Arabia International Construction and Building Materials Expo covers many industries, including construction equipment, facilities, machinery, and vehicles. In 2015, almost all exhibitors indicated that they would consider continuing to participate in the 2016 exhibition.

 

In 2015, the Saudi Arabia International Building Materials Exhibition attracted many manufacturers, distributors, traders, retailers, agents, large-scale project developers and contractors, and more than 875 companies from 35 countries and regions. The national pavilions at the exhibition include Austria, Belgium, Brazil, China, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Italy, Jordan, South Korea, Pakistan, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, UAE, and the United Kingdom. The indoor exhibition area of ​​the exhibition is 29,400 square meters. There are 106 Chinese companies and 140 people in this exhibition. The total area of ​​Chinese exhibitors is 1,400 square meters. It is the country with the largest number of exhibitors. The second and third countries are Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

 

The 2016 Saudi Arabia International Building Materials Expo will be held at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center from October 17-21, 2016.

 

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Why do people visit Lebanon? (Lebanon)

 Why do people visit Lebanon? (Lebanon)

  Why do people visit Lebanon?

 

Why do people love Lebanon?

 

Speaking of Lebanon's location, Syria is located in the north and east of Lebanon, south of Israel, and the west of the Mediterranean. If you want to learn interesting facts about Lebanon, Nana is famous for its fragrant Cebu, ancient cedar trees, and olive groves. Lebanon is a Muslim majority country, while Christians control wealth and power. They also received support from Western countries, which was the main cause of the Lebanese civil war.

Lebanon's economy

The land in Lebanon belongs to agriculture, but agriculture does not depend on agriculture. Only 12% of the country's population belongs to the agricultural sector. The industry has not been a topic in Lebanon because of the shortage of raw materials in Lebanon. Lebanon still faces oil shortages after acquiring other Arab countries.

 

Lebanon economy

Industry accounts for 21% of the country's gross domestic product, and 26% of Lebanon's population is related to the industry. A large part of domestic production comes from sectors such as banking and tourism. This sector is vulnerable to harsh national conditions and international changes and is quickly accepted.

Lebanon region and population

Lebanon is a major and small country in the Middle East and the Mediterranean, most of which is covered by mountains. Distributed in an area of ​​10,452 square kilometers, this country is 162 in terms of area.

 

Lebanon region and population

The country is small enough to travel from one end of the country to another in a few hours. Since the 1932 census was not allowed, but at the beginning of 2017, it was estimated that Lebanon's population was close to 6,090,000. On this basis, Lebanon ranked 111th in the world.

Lebanese currency

Due to the situation in Lebanon, Lebanon's currency is quite weak. The Pakistani Rupee is equivalent to 9.75 pounds of Lebanon.

 

Lebanese currency

The Indian rupee is equivalent to Lebanon 21.20 pounds. The Saudi Arabian dinar is equivalent to 402 pounds in Lebanon. And one dollar is a Lebanese over 1,500 pounds.

Lebanon Time

The phone number in Lebanon is 961+. Pakistan is 3 hours behind Lebanon.

 

Lebanon Time

                       

India is 3:30 hours behind. One hour behind Saudi Arabia and 7 hours ahead of the United States

Lebanese capital

Beirut is the capital of Lebanon. In 1975, Foot was considered a modern and European style city throughout the Middle East. Fifteen years of civil war destroyed and destroyed the city.

 

Lenanese capital

It is the only city in the world that has been destroyed seven times and rebuilt seven times. Even today, reconstruction work is underway so that the city can restore its lost places. Beirut is a mixed city with European and Arab populations. There are also Muslims here, and Christians and Jews live in the minority.

Facts about Lebanon

Lebanon has the highest gold reserves in the Arab countries, but the staffing industry is still declining.

Facts about Lebanon

 

Lebanon is a country that passed laws in 1945. Anyone is prohibited from flying foreign national flags. Violators face fines and penalties. Lebanon is a country in the Middle East, not a desert, but one of the most Christian countries in the Middle East. Lebanon is the first Arab country to allow broadcasting and television. The cedar tree is the national tree of Lebanon. You can see it on the Lebanese flag. Most books in the world are about the country in Lebanon at this time. It is said that Lebanon mentioned 75 times in the Bible.

There are so many doctors in Lebanon that there will be one in ten if there is a doctor. So far, Lebanon has been occupied by 15 countries and 15 countries. According to news reports, the Beirut court overthrew non-Muslim countries by legalizing homosexuality and other factors. The Sky Bar Club in Lebanon is one of the best clubs in the world. Prostitutes such as M. Anderson, Katie Kalyan, Jasmine, and Mia Khalifa are the same headland producers. Who didn't work hard to destroy the younger generation? This is why many regions in Lebanon, including Beirut, attract millions of tourists from different countries to see the natural and physical beauty every year. The number of tourists in 2016 was significantly lower than in previous years, but there are still 365,715 people visiting Lebanon.

 

 

Lebanese

Lebanon is the country with the longest history in the Middle East. Administratively, the country is divided into 8 provinces. Syria is located in the north and east of Lebanon, Israel to the south, and the Mediterranean. Beirut is also its largest city.

Lebanese

This is also an important part of the Eastern Mediterranean. The second-largest city is Tripoli. The language is official Arabic. English is also spoken. The number of members of Congress is 108. Muslim and half Christian

Lebanese Republic

Lebanon is mainly composed of mountainous terrain. There are three thousand kinds of plants in this country. The amazing thing about this country is that there are no camels in Lebanon, and the official name is the Republic of Lebanon.

Lebanese Republic

                                                    

More than 90% of people in Lebanon receive an education. Lebanese food is also fashionable. In Bing Christ, Christ also likes to dance and spread among the Muslims there.

  

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What is Lebanon, and why is Israel attacking Lebanon?

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Speaking of Lebanon's location, Syria is located in the north and east of Lebanon, south of Israel, and the west of the Mediterranean. If you want to learn interesting facts about Lebanon, Nana is famous for its fragrant Cebu, ancient cedar trees, and olive groves. Lebanon is a Muslim majority country, while Christians control wealth and power. They also received support from Western countries, which was the main cause of the Lebanese civil war

The land in Lebanon belongs to agriculture, but agriculture does not depend on agriculture. Only 12% of the country's population belongs to the agricultural sector. The industry has not been a topic in Lebanon because of the shortage of raw materials in Lebanon. Lebanon still faces oil shortages after acquiring other Arab countries.

Industry accounts for 21% of the country's gross domestic product, and 26% of Lebanon's population is related to the industry. A large part of domestic production comes from sectors such as banking and tourism. This sector is vulnerable to harsh national conditions and international changes and is quickly accepted.

Lebanon region and population

Lebanon is a major and small country in the Middle East and the Mediterranean, most of which is covered by mountains. Distributed in an area of ​​10,452 square kilometers, this country is 162 in terms of area.

 

Lebanon region and population

The country is small enough to travel from one end of the country to another in a few hours. Since the 1932 census was not allowed, but at the beginning of 2017, it was estimated that Lebanon's population was close to 6,090,000. On this basis, Lebanon ranked 111th in the world.