@amronaldo Client reviews in India matter more on their CVs for the future than onetime 500 rupees
U may have noticed even the hotel receptionist ask for personal reviews
Police in Turkey have successfully recovered an ancient Bible believed to be around a thousand years old. The sacred text, discovered in the city of Tokat, central Turkey, is written in the ancient Assyriac language. The invaluable manuscript was retrieved following an attempt by smugglers to sell it to undercover officers.
The origin of the Bible remains unknown, although it is written in the ancient Assyriac language. While its cover is reportedly damaged, its remaining 51 pages feature intricate images and religious motifs crafted in gold leaf. Among its contents are depictions of Jesus Christ and various other figures from biblical lore.
According to reports, a series of operations were launched in Tokat's city center and the neighboring Turhal district. As a result, ten individuals were apprehended, and additional valuable items such as jewelry and ancient coins were seized. The Bible itself was promptly delivered to a museum. Scholars and historians anticipate that this ancient tome will provide invaluable insights into the development of Christianity during past centuries.
There is a lot of unfounded anger on UoT today. But let me offer a little clarification. President Museveni constituted the Presidential Advisory Committee on Industrial Exports Development (PACIED), which @Odrek_Rwabwogo chairs in his capacity as Presidential Advisor for Special Duties. The committee is charged with increasing our exports from the current $3B to $6B by 2027. They are focusing on coffee, milk, vegetables, fruits, tourism, manufactured goods, etc. Recently, President @KagutaMuseveni directed @UgandaCAA to construct aerodromes in the major National Parks to ease accessibility for our tourists and directed PACIED to follow up. It's against this background that PACIED led by @Odrek_Rwabwogo interacted with @UgandaCAA to discuss fast-tracking of the Presidential directive. I urge all Ugandans in commercial agriculture and the private sector to tap into the opportunities that the committee has sourced for example, the Uganda Trade Centre in Belgrade, Serbia, that will be commissioned in July to serve as the Supply/Marketing centre for Ugandan goods in Eastern Europe and Russia. END.