Jordan industrial-estates company and GJU agree on proposed Industrial District
JIEC and German-Jordanian University signed an MoU for a proposed site linking university facilities, labs, pilot factories and technology firms.
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JIEC and German-Jordanian University signed an MoU for a proposed site linking university facilities, labs, pilot factories and technology firms.
The Water Diplomacy Center at Jordan University of Science and Technology launched a regional training workshop in Ramtha, scheduled to run through 14 October.
Reksoft says two infrared cameras per converter feed a vision system that identifies operating stages and melt phases at a Norilsk metallurgical site.
The contract with BURO 1440 covers several Aldan-cluster gold complexes; use at the Kychus project is planned after testing.
Russia’s Glavgosexpertiza issued a positive conclusion on project documentation for a mining complex at Gladkoye; Seligdar says construction of an access road is under way.
The companies’ agreement covers road-building and farm machinery engineering and wider use of POWERS steels and Steelazer; the H820 combine already uses two named POWERS grades.
The project council reviewed structural choices and environmental and social implications; the Presidency described 40,000 MW as a long-term project target.
An official report on a 4 October meeting says authorities discussed coordinating mining collections and enforcing limits on fuel and import levies.
The UAE central bank said it planned a second Climate Forum in Abu Dhabi on 8 October and an inaugural climate research seminar on 9 October.
MoEI and CCI France UAE co-organised a forum at Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, with sessions on power systems, low-carbon technology and oil and gas.
An October 5 Cabinet order assigns CAERC to create an online monitoring module for the 2027–2030 mining and metallurgy programme, with reporting duties beginning in 2027.
The Russian miner says engineering surveys at its Kychus project in Yakutia have led into facility design and contractor selection; it reports an approved gold-reserve estimate of 188.6 tonnes.
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