Back pain is often referred to as the pain of the century, and herniated discs are no innocent cause. Figures from UCLouvain estimate that 50,000 Belgians suffer from herniated discs. At the Clinique Notre-Dame de Grâce in Gosselies, near Charleroi, we have opted for a method of surgery that originated in Germany: the endoscopic technique.
Read moreThe Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, presided over the graduation ceremony of the 60th class of the normal cycle of authority officers, numbering 113 laureates, at the Institut Royal de l'Administration Territoriale (IRAT) in Kénitra, on Wednesday, in the presence of several civilian and military personalities. The ceremony was marked by the presentation of certificates to the class' majors, and a military parade of the graduates, according to a Ministry of the Interior press release.
Read moreThe Twinning Committee's traditional paella evening drew 80 guests to the Salle Gérard-Forgues.
Read moreDuring his visit to France last week, Mayor Patrick Péloquin formalized the twinning between the towns of Sorel-Tracy and Niort, a city of some 60,000 inhabitants.
Read moreThe Minister of Urban Sanitation, Local Development and Road Maintenance, Juste Désiré Mondelé, in a statement issued on July 2, announced the launch, as of July 5, of a special sanitation operation to enhance the country's image in the run-up to the festivities marking the 65th anniversary of its independence.
Read moreIn Togo, the TINGA rural electrification fund has just announced the resumption of its campaign of pre-financed connections to electricity grids in all electrified localities in the country.
Read moreOn Wednesday, a committee will present a strategic management plan for Windsor's urban forest. The plan includes 62 recommendations over 20 years.
Read moreThe second edition of the "Développeuses de demain - Liban" program has just been successfully completed. Conducted as part of a partnership between the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) and Simplon.co, a French social economy company, this initiative is financed for the second year running by the Île-de-France region.
Read moreOn Monday June 30, Le Havre city council approved the proposed twinning arrangement with the Italian city of Venice. The two municipalities will begin the process shortly.
Read moreThe Association des Jeunes Élèves et Étudiants Pévé (AJEEP) officially launched the 4th edition of its cultural week on Saturday, at the Lycée de Walia in N'Djamena. The opening ceremony was presided over by the chief of the Zimé-Pévé community, Mr. Keda Michel.
Read moreThe aim of the card is to encourage local consumption and support local commerce in the CdC area.
Read moreThe Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) and UNESCO have signed an ambitious partnership agreement to implement joint projects in higher education, with priority given to quality, inclusion and sustainable development. This new cooperation aims to strengthen the dissemination of knowledge and respond to major educational challenges in the French-speaking world and beyond.
Read more"Achieving a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe and every young person's potential is fulfilled" is the vision of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). With this in mind, the Fund supported the Rama Foundation with 14 million CFA francs for equipment and 19 million CFA francs for building construction on June 27, 2025. This equipment is essential for the foundation to improve care for obstetric fistula survivors.
Read moreThe first pedestrians were able to cross Winnipeg's iconic Portage Avenue and Main Street intersection for the first time since 1979 on Friday morning, bringing accessibility and economic opportunities to the downtown core.
Read moreHo Chi Minh City, Vietnam's economic and cultural hub, is constantly reinventing itself to become a modern, civilized metropolis. At the heart of this transformation is a project of exceptional scope: the burial of electricity and telecommunications cables.
Read moreAt the last Flers town council meeting, Yvette Lerichomme, deputy town councillor for twinning and international cooperation, and Yves Goasdoué, mayor of Flers, discussed a possible link with Posof, a town in Turkey on the border with Georgia.
Read moreCultural activities rounded off the Day of the African Child, celebrated by the Réseau des intervenants sur le phénomène des enfants en rupture (Reiper) on the theme "The right to protection for street children".
Read moreThe Board of Directors (BOD) of the Institut de Technologie du Cambodge (ITC) met on June 25, 2025, under the chairmanship of Her Excellency Madame PHOEURNG Sackona, Minister of Culture and Fine Arts and Chairman of the ITC BOD. This strategic meeting was attended by some fifty participants, including Board members, institutional and academic partners and the ITC management team.
Read moreThe Secretary General of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Madame Madeleine MORA LAFIA, officially launched the 2025 oil palm plantation campaign on Tuesday June 24, 2025 at the Obèkè-Ouèrè Rural Development Cooperative (CAR) in Adja-Ouèrè. This campaign, now in its 6th year, is full of great challenges.
Read moreOn Thursday June 12, 2025, the SpaVer22 and Présence verte pays d'Ouest associations in Saint-Brieuc (Côtes-d'Armor) signed a partnership agreement. The aim of the agreement is to develop prevention and awareness-raising initiatives around loss of autonomy and invisible disabilities.
Read moreUnder the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform is organizing the first National Artificial Intelligence Conference on July 1 and 2 in Rabat, under the theme "An efficient and ethical AI strategy to serve our society".
Read moreThe Town of Gaspé launches a four-season Sustainable Destination Strategy to diversify its tourism offering, protect the environment and improve local quality of life. The plan includes transportation, awareness-raising and fund-raising.
Read moreFourteen associations working in the field of accommodation and support responded to the social landlord's appeal. A new agreement was signed on Thursday.
Read moreIn Sarh, southern Chad, the first showers of the season have not gone unnoticed.
Read moreThe City of Winnipeg is turning its goal of re-imagining Graham Avenue into reality with the launch of a pilot project. Starting June 29, motor vehicles will have to give way to pedestrians and cyclists. The project is part of the City's efforts to revitalize the downtown core.
Read moreThe Réseau ivoirien pour la promotion de l'éducation pour tous (RIP-EPT) launched a series of workshops in Yamoussoukro on Tuesday June 24, 2025, focusing on three key areas for the future of the Ivorian education system
Read moreThrough this eighth twinning, the town, along with Chauray, aims to renew ties with Sorel-Tracy (Quebec), with whom it shares common ancestors.
Read moreThe price of potatoes on the open market has fallen to 50 euros per tonne, its lowest level for several years, according to figures from the Belgapom industry organization.
Read moreThe Moroccan experience in women's economic empowerment was highlighted on Monday in Marrakech at a conference on the theme of "Women's empowerment and sustainable development", attended by representatives of national councils belonging to the International Council of Women.
Read moreSome fifty members of associations from several localities, including those in the Likouala department, are building their skills in Brazzaville on a range of topics, including networking in the associative sector.
Read moreOn June 21, a reception was held at the town hall to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the twinning of the towns of Montbéliard and Ludwigsburg. Matthis Knecht, the German mayor, was accompanied by a 50-strong delegation.
Read moreFrom June 21 to 23, the city of Dà Nang and the province of Quang Nam coordinated the experimental implementation of the two-tier local government model in six new administrative units: the districts of Thanh Khê, Ngu Hành Son, the commune of Hoa Vang (Dà Nang) and the communes of Dai Lôc and Tiên Phuoc, the district of Tam Ky (Quang Nam).
Read moreIn Togo, the government has announced a new cash transfer program for 31,450 vulnerable households across the country.
Read moreDieppe has unveiled trail names in honor of women who have made a significant contribution to the community. The municipality's goal is to increase female representation in its toponymy.
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