The oil and natural gas deposits have been exploited to varying degrees by the nations adjoining the sea; of note are the deposits near Jamsah (Gemsa) Promontory (in Egypt) at the juncture of the Gulf of Suez and the Red Sea.
It is the most populous of the Arab nations adjoining the Middle Eastern conflict zone, with an ancient tradition of Islamic scholarship, and a citizenry that is tempted by fundamentalism but also admires some things about the West.Still, not everybody liked his choice.
The nations adjoining the Persian Gulf (e.g., Qatar, UAE, Bahrain) have the lowest diversity.
It is just the second time that WHO has declared an emergency, saying the recent export of polio from three nations to adjoining areas could threaten global efforts to eradicate the disease. .
Citing "extraordinary" circumstances, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the international spread of wild poliovirus a public health emergency of international concern, saying the recent export of polio from three nations to adjoining areas could threaten global efforts to eradicate the disease.
Nations sharing adjoining international airspaces would naturally look to the same airspaces to address their defense concerns.
KARACHI, Pakistan — At the start of last week I was in the nation's capital, Islamabad, which adjoins the country's most populous and most powerful province, Punjab.
Air force planes bombed Tamil rebel camps in the north Tuesday, hours after guerrillas attacked Sri Lanka's main airport and an adjoining air base, closing the nation's only international air link.
As if in belated celebration of this bounty, the Freer and the adjoining Sackler, which together constitute the nation's collection of Asian art, are having a Bada minifestival.
The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation was established in 1972 to provide economical, reliable, and comfortable transportation in the state with connecting services to adjoining states and boasts as being the only State Transport Corporation that runs in profit in the entire nation.
In the early 1870s, Straits Governor Sir Harry Ord said of Abu Bakar (who became a Maharaja in 1868) that he was the "only Raja in the whole peninsula or adjoining states who rules in accordance with the practice of civilized nations".
