CSR Middle East, CSR dedicated platform with 3.555 corporate members in the Middle East.
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أعلن وزير القوى العاملة والهجرة المصري أحمد البرعي أن «الغرب لم يعد يتحدّث عن التنمية الاقتصادية فقط، بل بات يخطّط للتنمية الشاملة، إذ أن التنمية الاقتصادية لم تعد أساساً يرتكز إليه في النهوض بالمجتمع، ونحن في الوطن العربي بعيدون جداً عن العدالة الاجتماعية للفرد، والغريب أن تكون الدول الأوروبية أقرب إلى تحقيقها كما قرّرها الإسلام».…
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As politicians across the Middle East ride the turmoil created by the revolutions of the Arab Spring, they are struggling to define where they want their peoples to go. The politicians are also struggling to get people to listen to them, as their language is stuck in the past, and their challenge is to make…
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The launch was a joint effort among various…
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أكد ناصر يحي العيسي نائب رئيس مجموعة "سمانته" أن المسلمين هم من علموا العالم أهمية المسئولية الاجتماعية لرأس المال .
حين نقلوا إلي أوربا والغرب تجربة مؤسسة "الوقف الاسلامي " في رعاية الفقراء والمحتاجين وطلبة العلم ومؤسسات التعليم والمرضي من خلال بذل المال لإنشاء المؤسسات التي ترعي كل هؤلاء .
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In recent months there has been an increasing focus on the social conditions within our communities, especially with regard to the youth. There seems to be a consensus that problems such as juvenile delinquency and gang violence can be minimised by specific and sustained "grassroot'' interventions.
It is a view that I fully support but as I indicated previously there is a need for new ideas that are rooted in the legitimate aspirations of the communities themselves. It also requires a…
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A possible onset of a bone disease is looming, giving residents in the UAE and other parts of the Middle East and Africa (Mea) another reason to take a closer look at their lifestyle, go for modified nutrition habits and engage in more physical activities.
This is the gist of two studies on osteoporosis, the first known as the “Lifestyle for Lifelong Bones,” which was conducted in the UAE. The findings were released to the media on Tuesday, ahead of the “First Middle East &…
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The development of edutainment and technological tools for learning has made the teachers’s job a little more difficult as students spend far more time on mobile devices than with…
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شاركت دولة قطر في فعاليات الملتقى العربي الثالث للمسؤولية الاجتماعية لمؤسسات القطاع الخاص في الوطن العربي الذي نظمته المنظمة العربية للتنمية الإدارية أمس برعاية الجامعة العربية تحت عنوان " دور المسؤولية الاجتماعية في التنمية " ويختتم أعماله اليوم.
وأكد الوفد القطري المشارك…
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Source: Booz & Company , Author: Dr. Walid Fayad and Tarek El Sayed
By profiting from returns on investments in energy efficiency, NOCs and companies in other carbon-intensive industries (such as chemicals and utilities) can also improve their image, access carbon finance, and contribute to the long-term competitiveness of fossil fuel resources and hydrocarbon-based products and services.
These companies can collaborate with other energy…
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Held in association with Bee'ah, one of the region's leading and most progressive…
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LULU Hypermarket has won the prestigious Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa Award for its role in promoting and marketing goods produced by productive families.
HRH Princess Sabeeka, wife of His Majesty King Hamad and president of the Supreme Council for Women, presented the award to LuLu Hypermarket regional director Juzer Rupawala at a ceremony at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.
"As part of our corporate social…
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