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S, France, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Czech and Jordan, will discuss a number of working papers and researches on the role of information technology in water and environmental resources management.
International conference on information technology in environmental ... by Jordan News Agency (Petra)
Ali bin Abdullah Al Jabri, adviser at the Directorate-General of Agriculture and Livestock in the Al Batinah region, presented a working paper on the qualitative programmes to improve land use patterns and agricultural production.
Symposium highlights HMEo,e1/4,aos care for agriculture sector by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)
During the three-day forum, 29 working papers are to be presented by doctors from different world countries, handling women's cancer, pregnancy and others, he added.
Kuwait medical services see quantum leap -- official by Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)
 
 
 
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