The 132-year-old Giza Zoo in Egypt, the oldest in Africa, is set to undergo a comprehensive development plan aimed at improving its services, preserving its historical and natural elements, and transforming it into an open green space. The project, costing at least EGP 1 billion, will be managed by the National Authority for Military Production in collaboration with global and local private companies. The goal is to create an open global park adhering to international safety standards, with the support of the International Federation of Zoos and the African Union of Zoos.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/iha-2023-07-10_11-39-11_482388.mp4?_=1Yesterday, an explosion occurred in a limousine belonging to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s official fleet near the Federal Security Service (FSB) headquarters in Moscow, Russia.
It is not yet known who was inside the vehicle, which was reportedly assigned to the Kremlin’s Presidential Property Management Directorate, and what caused the explosion.
The Russian government announced in previous years that any assassination attempt against Putin would be met with a nuclear response.
TR