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• AI and Blockchain Summit at Smart City World Congress
• November 19-21, 2019
• Gran Via Hall, Barcelona, ​​Spain

InnMind, the world’s leading business ecosystem for the innovation-driven community, hosts the 3rd edition of the Blockchain Leadership Summit, which will constitute an important part of World Smart City Congress, one of the top 10 annual events for the global industry.

The largest Barcelona-based venue is slated to bring together more than 35,000 industry and business leaders, academics and politicians, investors and financial institutions, leading startups and other guests for a Dedicated 3-day program. IBM, Bosch, Ripple and other industry giants have already confirmed their status as official BLS partners, which provides direct access to establishing long-term business partnerships and the ability to meet representatives in person. .

Partners confirmed at SCEWC and AI & Blockchain Summit

The main areas of focus of the conference will be built around artificial intelligence, the future of blockchain technology, IoT, real-world applications, business cases and hands-on experience of the technological implementation in industry and public sectors.

While covering the most discussed topics in the world, the InnMind team is preparing a start-up competition as one of the key events of the summit, bringing together the most anticipated start-ups in front of the best funds and investors from the United States. United and Europe. Using the power of InnMind’s strong network, leading start-ups will have the chance to personally meet the most active VCs from around the world and be noticed by European accelerators.

“The Smart City Expo World Congress is important to us because we can meet with cities around the world to discuss the challenges they face. It’s a big event, with great ideas and opportunities to work together to make things better in a reactive way. – Pete Daw, Director, Environment and Urban Development at Siemens.

Angelo Fasola, CEO of TrustmeUp, Alex Schkor, the founder of DEIP, Luis Gelado, co-founder and CEO of GeoDB, and other brilliant talents from the world of Blockchain technology will deliver their speeches on the stage of the AI ​​& Blockchain Summit! The new business models of nonprofits, the protection of intellectual property using blockchain and other “on-radar” topics will be discussed at the summit.

As the successful organizer of the last two Blockchain Leadership Summit events in Switzerland, this year’s conference is expected to provide even more opportunities for all types of audiences, from industry experts and speakers to world-class international investors and to exceptional start-ups. The program is multifunctionally designed as it combines informative forums, creative workshops, start-up pitches and much more to engage everyone depending on the area of ​​interest.

• Business development opportunities
• Innovation-driven environment
• Progressive networking
• Precious links

This is only a small part of what any guest should expect from the AI ​​& Blockchain Summit! Over 30,000 attendees with over 400 speakers from over 140 countries will be there to share experiences and knowledge, which are intended to shape the future of smart cities, AI and blockchain.

AI & Blockchain Summit on Smart City Congress: November 19-21, Barcelona.

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Zanu-PF on Thursday approved the new venue for the annual conference, Murape High School in Dema, Seke, with preparations for the rally in full swing.

The new location was chosen after state security officials condemned Mandedza High School, citing security threats posed by overhead power cables hanging over the school.

A delegation from the party’s national headquarters, led by administration director Dickson Dzora, met the pillars of the provincial party at the Murape school on Thursday, where they approved the new venue.

The delegation said, however, that it would scrutinize the area and await “further confirmation” from other departments.

Lawmaker Seke Munyaradzi Kashambe, whose constituency is hosting the conference, which will be attended by thousands of local and international delegates, yesterday confirmed the development.

“I confirm that the proposed new location was approved after senior Zanu-PF officials visited the area last week. The new location is now the Murape school and preparations have already started. The original location was Mandedza, but we all know it was doomed before we moved to Murape. We are honored as a constituency of Seke to host this event and we are looking to benefit from massive development, ”he said.

Last year, Zanu-PF National President Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri said the government will ensure that any area hosting the indaba party is massively developed through borehole drilling, construction and rehabilitation of infrastructure such as roads, among others.

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The kitchens at Malaysia International Trade & Exhibition Center (Mitec) have been halal certified by the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim).

All its kitchens, including the Main Kitchen (comprising Chinese, Malaysian and Western cuisines), Butcher – Meat, Butcher – Seafood, Commissary Kitchen, Fruit and Vegetable Kitchen, Pantry Kitchen and Pastry Kitchen and bakery, received their individual Halal certificates from Jakim.

Halal certification authenticates Mitec’s audit by Jakim and provides assurance that the food prepared in its kitchens complies with strict Islamic requirements while respecting the conditions of quality, hygiene and wholesomeness.

Jakim awarded the certification after an on-site inspection, detailed assessment and assessment, and recommendations on halal compliance which took approximately four months.

Mitec CEO Gunther Beissel said that as a world-class venue Mitec has always been aware of the importance of ensuring that the halal concept not only applies to food preparation. , but also to the process of managing the storage and handling of raw materials. as well as purchases.

“We have established a Halal committee to oversee and maintain our Halal standard and we are very proud to receive Halal certification for all of our kitchens in just over a year of operation.

“The certification will also boost the confidence of our customers and guests,” he said.

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ZANU-PF National President Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri and the National Coordinating Committee yesterday met with provincial leaders in Esigodini in preparation for the party’s 17th National People’s Conference.

The conference will be held at Mzingwane High School, Esigodini, South Matabeleland from December 10-15.

Speaking after the meeting and while visiting the venue, Cde Muchinguri-Kashiri said she was impressed with the work done so far to improve the school facilities.

“We’re counting down the days until the big event and we’re here to assess the progress on the pitch. I must say I am impressed.

“People worked around the clock and the work is amazing. We hope that by Sunday most of the work will be completed. We come back on Sunday for another assessment before the arrival of the delegates, ”Cde Muchinguri-Kashiri said.

She said the party had invested heavily in raising the dilapidated Mzingwane High School.

Cde Muchinguri-Kashiri said the water and sanitation issues had been resolved to prevent a cholera epidemic.

“We discourage people from bringing cooked food to avoid disasters. This is why we have invited the provincial leaders to ensure that all party members respect the rules and regulations that we have established.

“Adequate arrangements have been made to ensure that potable water will be available throughout the conference. We were also assured that the toilets, which are in a deplorable condition, will be refurbished before the start of the conference.

“Our environmental service has also set up around 100 monitors who collect waste to ensure that the environment is clean at all times,” Cde Muchinguri-Kashiri said.

She urged the national coordinating committee to give local businessmen the opportunity to provide services and products to benefit from hosting the conference.

Meanwhile, Zanu-PF supporters in North Matabeleland have decided to support President Mnangagwa for another term in the upcoming harmonized elections in 2023 to complete the development projects he has launched.

The party yesterday held an interdistrict provincial meeting at its provincial offices in Lupane, where a number of resolutions were taken ahead of the 17th Annual National People’s Conference.

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The location of the Zanu-PF’s annual National People’s Conference scheduled for South Matabeleland Province has yet to be decided as three venues have been proposed.

The Phelandaba Stadium in Gwanda, which a month ago hosted the South Matabeleland Presidential Youth Interface Gathering, was the favorite until recently, when two other possible venues, the grounds of the Central Mechanical Equipment Department (CMED ) and the grounds of the Matabeleland South Agricultural Show Society were nominated.

The party leadership has yet to choose one of the venues for the party’s annual Indaba. Zanu-PF’s Provincial Secretary for Information and Publicity, Cde Jonathan Vakatsha Langa, said yesterday that the location could be confirmed at the next meeting of the Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC).

“There are three locations that have been proposed as possible venues for the annual Zanu-PF National People’s Conference in December,” he said. “We always take recommendations for the final venue.

“For the moment, it is not decided. However, this issue will be discussed at our next Provincial Coordinating Committee (PAC) meeting. Cde Langa said the party was on the ground, mobilizing resources to successfully host the conference.

“We are busy working with the seven administrative districts and party districts in the province to ensure that we mobilize and raise awareness around the event,” he said. “Resources are already coming in so that we can successfully organize the conference. “

On Monday, the party administration secretary, Cde Ignatius Chombo, revealed that the venue had not been decided. “The annual National People’s Conference takes place here,” he said. “We have been here twice to visit the Phelandaba stadium. However, we were advised that there would be one more location we should look into: the WCED grounds. We will look and see if it is appropriate to host the conference.

The National Political Commissioner, Cde Sauveur Kasukuwere, also revealed that 60 animals have already been donated for the event and are waiting to be collected.

The owners of a banquet and conference venue in Foleshill that is at risk of closing in a planning row say they are appealing the Coventry council decision.

The Welcome Banqueting Suite, located in former industrial units on Cromwell Street, saw a retrospective change-of-use request to allow it to continue operating rejected by the board’s planning committee.

The site is already the subject of a formal notice ordering it to cease its activities by January 5, 2016.

The 1,543 m² site has been on the market since 2010 and is widely used by both the city’s Hindu community and the community at large.

It has three rooms that can accommodate 150, 250 and 350 people and hosts public functions, charity events, birthdays, weddings, club lunches and other small events.

The latest change-of-use offer follows a similar request that failed in October 2014.

Site manager Umesh Panchal said, “We have received tremendous support from the community, including the local neighborhood, local temples, mosques and churches, community groups, counselors and our MP.

“We take pride in the service we provide to our customers and do not want to lose a large facility in Coventry, nor lose the employment opportunities we have created in the area.

“We are appealing the decision and hope they will reflect our commitment to serving the community and our willingness to oblige on all conditions, including the provision of better parking.”

“A petition is circulating and can be signed in support of our appeal and we hope we can fight to keep this place.”

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The app requested opening hours of 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

The site had pledged not to use all of the function rooms at the same time and said it had also made informal agreements with neighboring businesses for additional parking.

A submitted travel plan indicated that there were 19 on-site parking spaces with more available at a Hindu temple on Stoney Stanton Road and Coventry Tire and Autocare and Carpet Mill, both in Cromwell Street.

The application also proposed external modifications, including the addition of an aluminum facade cladding to the front of the building.

In all, four letters of objection and 18 letters of support were received.

The objections revolved around competition for street parking and noise pollution caused by loud music. Opponents agreed the facility was “good”, but said it should be located in another location with ample parking away from the accommodation.

Somalia: Hiran and Middle Shabelle disagree on the location of the conference

BELEDWEYNE, Somalia, September 5, 2015 (Garowe Online) –Governors of central Somalia, Hiran and Middle Shabelle, are at war over the location of the state training conference as the scheduled date has passed, reports Garowe Online.

Hiran Governor Abdifatah Hassan Afrah insists Beledweyne will host the convention while his Middle Shabelle counterpart Ali Gudlawe Hussein continues to view his remarks as “hasty and one-sided.”

In remarks to reporters, Afrah said his administration has already prepared essential equipment for the state training convention.

Meanwhile, the governor of Middle Shabelle wants bipartisan talks amid the new challenges brought on by the looming political clashes.

Under an agreement brokered by the Mogadishu-based federal government in early August, a 31-member technical committee is expected to advance the state formation process.

The agreement was reached in the presence of eleven ministers from the two regions and the United Nations envoy to Somalia, Ambassador Nicholas Kay.

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