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Islamic finance leaders weigh climate role at Baku roundtable
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Senior leaders from climate finance, development and Islamic finance met in Baku during the IsDB Annual Meetings 2026 to examine how Islamic finance can help fund climate resilience and the energy transition.
Yango Group expands Great Place to Work certification to 17 countries
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Yango Group has grown its Great Place to Work certification footprint from nine countries in 2025 to 17 in 2026, based on feedback from 938 employees.
NEQSOL Holding wins four Brandon Hall HCM excellence awards
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NEQSOL Holding received four awards at the 2026 Brandon Hall Group HCM Excellence Awards, including a Gold award for its AI Upskilling Program.
Kazakhstan’s oil boom is deepening its transit risk
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Kazakhstan is pumping more oil but still depends on a transit corridor it does not fully control, exposing the economy to repeated disruptions on Russia’s Black Sea coast.
Indonesia closes INNOPROM-2026 with 13 strategic deals
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Indonesia ended its role as official partner country at INNOPROM-2026 in Yekaterinburg with 13 memorandums and a slate of business talks aimed at widening industrial ties across Eurasia.
Humanity's Team Worldwide names 68 volunteer country coordinators
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Humanity’s Team Worldwide says its new 68-person volunteer network spans six continents and is aimed at turning its message of human interconnection into local action.
Sabina Malikova publishes Longevity by Design results
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Interior architect Sabina Malikova has released documented outcomes from her Longevity by Design methodology, including reported gains in sleep, stress and indoor health metrics across projects in Turkiye.
NEQSOL signs Uzbekistan critical minerals cooperation deal
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NEQSOL Holding has signed a cooperation agreement with Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Mining Industry and Geology to pursue joint development of critical minerals, including titanium, during the TIIF 2026 investment forum in Tashkent.
Voluntary carbon credit market seen surging to $242.11 billion by 2035
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Market Research Future projects the global voluntary carbon credit market will jump from $4.73 billion in 2025 to $242.11 billion by 2035, driven by Article 6 rules, corporate net-zero targets and rising demand for high-integrity credits.
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