Dr. Mohammed Salem Al Mazroui, Secretary
General of the Federal National Council (FNC)
stressed the importance of the GCC Parlia
-
mentary Information Network in achieving in-
teractive link among parliaments in the GCC
countries in terms of information or direct in-
teraction among systems or individuals.
The remarks were made during a meeting
at the General Secretariat in Abu Dhabi be-
tween the Secretary General and the teams
working on implementing the network. The
work team represent IT departments in the
different GCC parliaments.
The GCC Parliamentary Information
Network will support GCC parliaments
through exchanging experiences and
providing information and researches.
It will have a significant importance in
light of the new technologies and the
available number of information ex
-
change networks and regional and in-
ternational parliamentary networks.
The network will be a communication
channel at the level of parliament speak-
ers, committees, divisions and delega-
tions in addition to staff at Secretariats
General.
20 female Emirati students from the Tech-
nical High School in Dalma Island, Fatima
College of Health Sciences and Applied
Technology High School won top places in
the second Cyber C3 competition.
Dr. Abdullatif Alshamsi. Managing Direc-
tor, Institute of Applied Technology said that
around 5,000 students competed for the
award to provide best projects using info-
graphics, in the areas of protection from cy-
bercrime, national awareness, electronic re-
sponsibility, communication skills and family
safety and health.
Sheikha Al Hammadi and Mahra Al Hamma-
di from Dalma Technical High School came
in the first place for their project in cyber
-
crime protection. Helem Qasoor and Yas-
min Abdul Ati from Fatima College of Health
Sciences came in second for their project in
health and safety.
FNC
studying implementing
the GCC Parliamentary
Information Network
20 students win first
places in Cyber C3
The Ruler’s Representative Court
of the Eastern Region, with in-
structions from His Highness
Sheikh Tahnoun bin Mohammed
Al Nahyan, has launched an e-
Book about the history of forts and
castles and their unique role in the
region’s history.
Sheikh Hazza bin Tahnoon Al
Nahyan, Undersecretary of the
Ruler’s Court said that the Ruler’s
Representative of in the Eastern
Region seeks to document the
history of forts and castles and
their role in the history of Al Ain
and the region and highlight the
architecture heritage of our an-
cestors. The Court has preferred
publishing the book electronically
to make it easily available for free
to online readers anywhere.
e-Book about forts and
castles in Al Ain
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