A cargo ship flying the Singapore flag was damaged after it was hit by two missiles fired by the Yemeni Ansar Allah group (Houthis) in the Gulf of Aden. The American authorities stated that the cargo ship "Lobivia" was hit by two missiles while it was sailing in the Gulf of Aden, while the Ansar Allah group claimed responsibility for the incident, noting that it launched ballistic missiles and drones towards the ship. For its part, the British Maritime Trade Operations Authority reported that the left side of the ship was hit by two missiles in two separate incidents 83 nautical miles southeast of the city of Aden, without specifying the extent of the damage it sustained. It added that the ship is seaworthy and that all its crew members are fine, but it will return to its last port of call. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
Nationwide Forum to Spotlight Women Entrepreneurs, Emerging Talent
Amman: A nationwide initiative aimed at identifying promising entrepreneurs, creative projects and emerging talent will launch Sunday, with activities planned across the Kingdom’s governorates.
According to Jordan News Agency, the Jordan Women Entrep…