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Great Wall Marathon and Zayed Charity Run Return to Beijing’s Huairou District

The Great Wall Marathon and Zayed Charity Run return to Beijing's Huairou District on 27 September, convening approximately 15,000 global participants including 100 runners from the UAE. Half of the event's proceeds will be allocated to support Huairou Hospital. The event features 42-kilometre full and 21-kilometre half marathons alongside bilateral cultural presentations.

Industry News
Source: streamlinefeed.co.ke

China Scraps Two-Thirds of Overseas Coal Projects as Renewables Expand in UAE

A new joint study by CREA and PACS reveals that China has cancelled 67 percent of overseas coal power projects planned prior to its 2021 UN pledge, eliminating 61.5 gigawatts of capacity. The report highlights that operational China-linked renewable generation has now surpassed the potential power output of cancelled coal projects in the UAE, Brazil, and Tanzania. However, researchers warn that private Chinese investments in captive coal power continue to present loopholes.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: The Bangladesh Monitor

UAE Automatic Visa Cancellations Affected 626 Bangladeshis and Other Nationalities, Minister Clarifies

Bangladesh Foreign Affairs State Minister Shama Obaed Islam announced that recent automatic UAE visa cancellations affected 626 Bangladeshi nationals, rejecting media claims of 5,000 cases. The cancellations were not specific to Bangladesh, also impacting workers from Pakistan, Egypt, the Philippines, and Nepal. Bangladesh has forwarded data on 417 workers to UAE authorities for renewal while opening dedicated hotlines.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: The Bangladesh Monitor

UAE Visa Cancellations Not Bangladesh-Specific as 626 Nationals Affected, Says State Minister

Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam clarified that recent automatic UAE visa cancellations affected 626 Bangladeshi nationals, refuting reports of 5,000 cases. The cancellations also impacted citizens from Pakistan, Egypt, the Philippines, and Nepal. Bangladesh has submitted 417 cases to UAE authorities for renewal while warning expatriates against document forgery and regulatory violations.

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