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Assemblée Générale du Skål International Brussels
C’est dans les salons « Magritte » de l’hôtel Ramada Woluwe que le Skål International Brussels a tenu son Assemblée Générale annuelle, le mercredi 20 mars dernier.Le comité actuel a été réélu à l’unanimité pour une nouvelle période de deux ans, conformément aux articles du Règlement Particulier du Skål International.
Cette assemblée fut suivie par la conférence-débat sur l’avenir et les avancées du tourisme en Algérie, magistralement présentée par MM. Mezian Meziant et Lotfi Amine Hachemi. Ce beau pays est ouvert aux investisseurs nationaux et internationaux afin de contribuer au développement d’un tourisme de niche, responsable et durable, tout en bannissant le tourisme de masse ou « de béton ».
Les acteurs du tourisme & voyages, hôtellerie et autres activités dans le domaine du tourisme et intéressés dans la production de programme de voyages(packages) ou dans des investissements dans ce domaine peuvent s’adresser à :
- Mezian Meziant, expert et consultant en politique de développement touristique
e-mail : meziant50@gmail.com
- Hachemi Lofti Amine, journaliste et Ceo de EuroMagh ,(Chams tv, tv Nile sat, Radio Arabel,…)
e-mail : hachemi@euromagh.com – (www.euromagh.com) – info@algerian-embassy.be
De nombreux membres et non membres y étaient présents et les contacts Read More »
Jean-Pax Méfret – Le pays qui n’existe plus
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Nostalgie, nostalgie. Cette chanson et son montage vidéo, sont dédiés à tous les pieds noirs d’Alger de Bida, Boufarik, Oran, et tout particulièrement ceux de Thénia (Ex. Ménerville). Dont la plupart des photos sont tirées de leur site. Ménerville .free.fr. (Massinissa03). Jean-Pax Marie-Ange Méfret, né le 9 septembre 1944 en Algérie, est un journaliste, auteur de livres et auteur-compositeur-interprète de chansons, défenseur de l’Algérie française. Il a travaillé comme journaliste au mensuel des rapatriés d’Algérie France-Horizon, dirigé par le colonel Pierre Battesti, président de l’ANFANOMA (Association Nationale des Français d’Afrique du Nord, d’Outre-mer et de leurs Amis), puis comme reporter, spécialisé dans les grands faits divers, dans le journal Minute, de 1970 à 1974, année de sa démission de cet hebdomadaire. (Sources Wikipédia)
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Taiwan jets intercept Chinese war planes in Taiwan Strait
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Photo for illustrative purposes / CNA file photo
Taipei, March 31 (CNA) Taiwan’s Air Force scrambled several fighter jets Sunday when two military aircraft from China crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait, according to the Ministry of National Defense (MND).
The Taiwan Air Force jets intercepted two J-11 fighter planes from the People’s Liberation Army of China when they crossed the median line, MND spokesman Chen Chung-chi (陳中吉) said.
The Chinese fighter planes entered Taiwan’s southwestern airspace at 11 a.m. and retreated to the west side of the median line after they were issued a radio warning, according to a statement issued by the MND.
According to local media, the incident triggered a 10-minute standoff between Taiwan and China warplanes.
Air Force Officer Wang Chun-hsiung (王純雄) told CNA that Taiwan’s military has standard procedures for dealing with such incidents and will dispatch surveillance units if China’s military aircraft enter Taiwan’s air defense identification zone or cross the median line in the strait.
Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said on its Twitter that the Chinese war planes made “intentional, reckless and provocative action” and violated a long-held tacit agreement by crossing the median line.
“We’ve informed regional partners and condemn China for such behavior,” MOFA said.
Presidential Office spokesman Alex Huang (黃重諺) condemned that China’s act not only lacked international responsibility, but was also a deliberate provocation that undermines regional security and stability.
He described the act of the Chinese warplanes crossing the median line as destruction of the status quo in the strait.
“The Republic of China government strongly condemned such an act,” Huang said.
(By Matt Yu, Emerson Lin and William Yen)
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Passengers can now buy Taiwan High Speed Rail tickets via Facebook
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Taipei, March 28 (CNA) Passengers can now purchase Taiwan High Speed Rail tickets via Facebook Messenger, even up to just one hour before departure, the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp. (THSRC) announced Thursday.Travelers not only can purchase tickets through Facebook Messenger but also check their reservations and make other ticket-related inquiries through the messaging platform, according to THSRC.
The platform will guide travelers to check timetables and ticket availability and make seat reservations and online payments through an app called T Express.
The high speed rail, which began service Jan. 5, 2007, connects major cities in western Taiwan between Taipei and Kaohsiung.
The 349.5-kilometer rail system is a popular method for traveling up and down the island due to its speed.
(By Wang Shu-fen and Chung Yu-chen)
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Taiwan Taoyuan Airport ranked 13th best in the world
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Taipei, March 28 (CNA) Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport ranks 13th among the world’s 100 best airports, based partly on its cleanliness and immigration and security services, according to the Skytrax 2019 World Airport Awards that were released Thursday.
The 13th place ranking was the best ever for the Taoyuan airport in the Skytrax awards, was three places higher than last year, and put the airport in 8th place among other top Asian gateways.
In the various categories of the awards, the Taoyuan airport’s immigration service was listed as the 4th best in the world, and its staff and baggage delivery services were ranked 7th.
The airport’s cleanliness and security services were ranked the 8th worldwide, while its accessible facilities for passengers with reduced mobility were rated the 9th best.
The Skytrax World Airport Awards are based on votes by customers in the world’s largest annual airport customer satisfaction survey.
This year, Singapore’s Changi Airport retained the top position, followed by Japan’s Tokyo International Airport Haneda.
Rounding out the top five were South Korea’s Incheon International Airport, Qatar’s Hamad International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport, in that order.
(By Lee Hsin-Yin)
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Taiwan blasts China over its ‘barbaric behavior’ in Czech Republic
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Taipei, March 29 (CNA) Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Friday blasted China for what it called “barbaric behavior” after Taiwan’s representative in the Czech Republic was forced out of an economic meeting held recently in the Central European country.Wang Chung-I (汪忠一), head of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Prague, was removed from the meeting after a Chinese embassy official there protested his participation, according to a foreign ministry statement.
The economic conference on March 27, held for the 19th year, was organized by the Czech Ministry of Trade and Industry and saw the participation of more than 100 officials from abroad.
The “barbaric actions” undertaken by China will only make more Taiwanese reject the “one China” principle touted by China’s leaders, MOFA said, and it blamed China’s Foreign Ministry as the biggest culprit for the continued deterioration of cross-strait ties.
Taiwan has already expressed grave concerns over the incident to the Czech government, MOFA said, but added that it hoped that exchanges between the two sides can continue to proceed as usual.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the incident was the result of Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib’s defiance in visiting Taiwan, despite strong objections from Beijing.
Hrib arrived in Taiwan earlier this week, during which he met with Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) and also attended the Smart City Summit & Expo at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from March 26 to 29.
(By Elaine Hou, Lin Yu-li and Ko Lin)
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Taipei hosts IAPCO EDGE Seminar for the third time
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With positive feedback received from the previous IAPCO EDGE Seminar Taipei, the city is once again hosting the seminar this year. Inviting meeting professionals and association representatives from Canada, the United Kingdom and Singapore, the faculty will share their real-life experiences along with the latest industry trends.
Making it unique from other training programs in the industry, there are a lot of interactive sessions and in-depth discussion designed for the IAPCO EDGE Seminar. Delegates will be inspired while discussing and exchanging ideas from different points of view. The mix of program content includes bidding, sponsorship, accounting & budgeting, marketing, meeting design, meeting industry trends.
Last year, many overseas delegates were attracted to the seminar, including representatives from Abu Dhabi Convention Bureau, Sarawak Convention Bureau and Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau. Here is a highlight video of the seminar last year: https://vimeo.com/273861734
Delegates will be given CMP (The Certified Meeting Professional) hours by attending the seminar, in order to improve their competitiveness in the market.
For more information about the seminar and to register, please visit http://iapcoedgetaipei.org/
Date and Time: Thursday, 18 April – Saturday, 20 April 2019
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BOOKS YOU MUST READ
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Immigration et intégration: avant qu’il ne soit trop tard…
Alain Destexhe tire la sonnette d’alarme sur l’imigration excessive, les dangers de l’islamisme et le déficit d’intégration. Il aborde ainsi la vérité des chiffres, le regroupement familial, l’asile et la crise de 2015, les mariages blancs, les conséquences sociales, économiques et sécuritaires, le défi de l’islam, l’intégration ratée, les responsabilités politiques et le débat intégration versus multiculturalisme. Il conclut en proposant une déclaration gouvernementale avec 15 mesures à mettre en oeuvre après les élections de 2019.
Alain Destexhe, médecin, ex-Secrétaire général de Médecins Sans Frontières et sénateur depuis 1995, est l’auteur en Belgique Read More » Destin français
« Je savais où je voulais vivre, avec qui je voulais vivre, et comment je voulais vivre. À mes yeux médusés d’ enfant, le mot France brillait de tous les feux : histoire, littérature, politique, guerre, amour, tout était rassemblé et transfiguré par une même lumière sacrée, un même art de vivre mais aussi de mourir, une même grandeur, une même allure, même dans les pires turpitudes. La France coulait dans mes veines, emplissait l air que je respirais ; je n’imaginais pas être la dernière génération à grandir ainsi. Il ne faut pas se leurrer. Le travail de Read More »
Continent sans frontière
La réponse de Theo Francken à la question : “Qu’est-ce qui pousse des centaines de milliers de jeunes gens issus d’Afrique, du Moyen-Orient et d’Asie centrale à entreprendre la longue marche vers l’Europe ?”Brexit, euroscepticisme, attentats, peur culturelle de l’Islam… L’Europe vit des temps agités. Dans ” Continent sans frontière “, le secrétaire d’État Theo Francken démontre, de manière irréfutable, l’implication de l’immigration de masse dans cette évolution. Avec son style direct, il analyse les motivations qui poussent, chaque année, des centaines de milliers de jeunes gens issus d’Afrique, du Moyen-Orient Read More »
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