United States Ambassador to Lebanon, Lisa Johnson, attended on Sunday the embassy team’s match in the second division volleyball tournament in the hall of the Al-Rusul School in Jounieh, alongside the club president, vice president of the Olympic Committee, Asaad al-Nakhl, and Mr. George al-Hani.
The match ended with the US embassy team defeating Mont La Salle 3-1.
Source: National News Agency – Lebanon
LAHORE, PAKISTAN / ACCESSWIRE / February 5, 2024 / RevSoft Global, a leading IT and software development company, is thrilled to announce its upcoming mega fundraising event, the Outreach Launch. Scheduled for March 7th, 2024, in Lahore, Pakistan, this distinguished event will bring together 1000 attendees for a night of impactful fundraising and social engagement.
The Outreach Launch marks a significant milestone in RevSoft’s unwavering commitment to education and women’s empowerment. The funds raised during the event will exclusively support the inaugural cohort of students at RevU, a one-of-a-kind virtual IT university designed to revolutionize online education and make it more accessible and affordable for underprivileged women and girls in Pakistan.
"As we embark on this transformative journey, I am inspired by the collective power we hold to change lives," said Saima Ali, CEO of RevSoft Global. "Your presence and support for this event will not only elevate our cause but also signify a shared commitment to empowering the next generation. Together, let’s make education a beacon of hope and possibility for every deserving woman and girl in Pakistan."
Breaking the Barriers to Education and Opportunity
Pakistan faces a significant gender gap in the IT sector, with only 20% of the workforce being women and a mere 16% of women with computer science degrees finding employment in their field. The Outreach Launch raises funds to bridge this gap by providing underprivileged women and girls with access to high-quality education and the skills they need to thrive in the digital economy.
RevU, the virtual university at the heart of this initiative, offers a unique and flexible learning environment that caters to the specific needs of women from underprivileged backgrounds. With an emphasis on technology and innovation, RevU’s curriculum will equip students with the knowledge and skills required for success in the modern workforce.
A Night of Inspiration and Impact
The Outreach Launch promises to be a night of inspiration, connection, and impactful giving. The event will feature prominent speakers, engaging entertainment, and opportunities for attendees to network and learn more about RevSoft’s mission.
Join the Movement: Be a Part of the Solution
RevSoft Global invites media representatives, potential donors, and supporters to join them at the Outreach Launch and participate in this transformative movement. By attending, sponsoring, or simply spreading the word, you will make a difference in the lives of underprivileged women and girls in Pakistan.
Key Event Details:
About RevSoft Global
RevSoft Global is a team of passionate IT professionals dedicated to using their skills and expertise to empower communities and make a positive impact on the world. Through initiatives like the Outreach Launch and RevU, RevSoft is committed to bridging the digital divide and creating a brighter future for underprivileged women and girls in Pakistan.
Contact:
For media inquiries or sponsorship opportunities, please contact:
Name: Surraya Hamdani
Email Address: surraya.hamdani@revsoft.global
Contact Number: +1 919-434-5792
Join the conversation:
Let’s shine a light on those without lanterns. Together, let’s empower the next generation of women in Pakistan.
SOURCE: RevSoft Global
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Doha: A new group of 12 Palestinians who were injured in the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip arrived in Doha Friday night as part of an offer by the Gulf Arab state to treat 1,500 Gazans in its hospitals.
Minister of State for International Cooperation at the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lulwa Al Khater spoke about the harsh conditions the Palestinians are living in as a result of the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the deliberate targeting of the health infrastructure, which rendered hospitals and health facilities “almost completely paralysed.”
She pointed to logistical difficulties in transporting the wounded people, but added that these hurdles were overcome in cooperation with the Palestinian Red Crescent and the Gaza Ministry of Health, and the Egyptian Red Crescen
Howere, the biggest challenge was transporting wounded Palestinians for treatment outside the Gaza Strip, including delays in issuing security permits, she said, adding that work is underway with concerned Egyptian authorities to overcome this problem.
The Qatari minister also pointed to cooperation with the Italian and French sides to alleviate the “catastrophic humanitarian situation,” as both countries have two floating hospitals in the Egyptian port of Al-Arish. She said the Italian hospital completed its mission on Wednesday, as it carried Qatari medical teams on board which accompanied wounded Gazans on their trip to Rome.
Source: Jordan News Agency
Doha: A new group of 12 Palestinians who were injured in the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip arrived in Doha Friday night as part of an offer by the Gulf Arab state to treat 1,500 Gazans in its hospitals.
Minister of State for International Cooperation at the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lulwa Al Khater spoke about the harsh conditions the Palestinians are living in as a result of the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the deliberate targeting of the health infrastructure, which rendered hospitals and health facilities “almost completely paralysed.”
She pointed to logistical difficulties in transporting the wounded people, but added that these hurdles were overcome in cooperation with the Palestinian Red Crescent and the Gaza Ministry of Health, and the Egyptian Red Crescen
Howere, the biggest challenge was transporting wounded Palestinians for treatment outside the Gaza Strip, including delays in issuing security permits, she said, adding that work is underway with concerned Egyptian authorities to overcome this problem.
The Qatari minister also pointed to cooperation with the Italian and French sides to alleviate the “catastrophic humanitarian situation,” as both countries have two floating hospitals in the Egyptian port of Al-Arish. She said the Italian hospital completed its mission on Wednesday, as it carried Qatari medical teams on board which accompanied wounded Gazans on their trip to Rome.
Source: Jordan News Agency
Doha: A new group of 12 Palestinians who were injured in the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip arrived in Doha Friday night as part of an offer by the Gulf Arab state to treat 1,500 Gazans in its hospitals.
Minister of State for International Cooperation at the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lulwa Al Khater spoke about the harsh conditions the Palestinians are living in as a result of the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the deliberate targeting of the health infrastructure, which rendered hospitals and health facilities “almost completely paralysed.”
She pointed to logistical difficulties in transporting the wounded people, but added that these hurdles were overcome in cooperation with the Palestinian Red Crescent and the Gaza Ministry of Health, and the Egyptian Red Crescen
Howere, the biggest challenge was transporting wounded Palestinians for treatment outside the Gaza Strip, including delays in issuing security permits, she said, adding that work is underway with concerned Egyptian authorities to overcome this problem.
The Qatari minister also pointed to cooperation with the Italian and French sides to alleviate the “catastrophic humanitarian situation,” as both countries have two floating hospitals in the Egyptian port of Al-Arish. She said the Italian hospital completed its mission on Wednesday, as it carried Qatari medical teams on board which accompanied wounded Gazans on their trip to Rome.
Source: Jordan News Agency
Doha: A new group of 12 Palestinians who were injured in the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip arrived in Doha Friday night as part of an offer by the Gulf Arab state to treat 1,500 Gazans in its hospitals.
Minister of State for International Cooperation at the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lulwa Al Khater spoke about the harsh conditions the Palestinians are living in as a result of the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the deliberate targeting of the health infrastructure, which rendered hospitals and health facilities “almost completely paralysed.”
She pointed to logistical difficulties in transporting the wounded people, but added that these hurdles were overcome in cooperation with the Palestinian Red Crescent and the Gaza Ministry of Health, and the Egyptian Red Crescen
Howere, the biggest challenge was transporting wounded Palestinians for treatment outside the Gaza Strip, including delays in issuing security permits, she said, adding that work is underway with concerned Egyptian authorities to overcome this problem.
The Qatari minister also pointed to cooperation with the Italian and French sides to alleviate the “catastrophic humanitarian situation,” as both countries have two floating hospitals in the Egyptian port of Al-Arish. She said the Italian hospital completed its mission on Wednesday, as it carried Qatari medical teams on board which accompanied wounded Gazans on their trip to Rome.
Source: Jordan News Agency
