Dubai: After his youthful team thumped arch-rivals Al Jazira 4-0, in Round Two of theArabian Gulf Cup late on Saturday, coach Rodolfo Arruabarrena said the future of Shabab Al Ahli Dubai is in safe hands.

Sea: Moderate to rough in theArabian Gulf and slight to moderate in the Oman Sea.

This conference will give us a window into past generations ofArabian Gulf inhabitants through the structures they created," said Dr.

The ministry delivered the material for the work, including a map of theArabian Gulf, and the textbooks were printed.

Bahrain's education ministry, the news report said, had commissioned an unnamed "overseas establishment" to print the books for third-grade schoolchildren and provided it with "correct material to include in the book, including theArabian Gulf map".

The roadshow, alongside Abu Dhabi's recent delegation in the Cruise Arabia pavilion at the Seatrade Europe exhibition in Germany, are part of Abu Dhabi's strategy to promote cruise tourism in theArabian Gulf region through direct contact with cruise lines and companies, and operators of cruise tours and programmes.

21 (BNA): Latest weather forecasts point out that theArabian Gulf and Peninsula region will likely be affected by a deep low atmospheric mass in the stratosphere with chances of air turbulences and possibility for rainfall associated with thunder over the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's northern and northwestern regions.

To document the frequency and diversity of molluscs and the factors controlling their distribution along the coastline of Tarut Island,Arabian Gulf, 4221 gastropod valves and bivalve shells were collected from 10 stations along the coast.

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Saif mohammed AL MIDFA, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah, has been elected as chairman of theArabian Gulf Chapter of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE), the leading association for the global exhibition industry.

The Strait of Hormuz, leading out of theArabian Gulf, and the Strait of Malacca, linking the Indian and Pacific Oceans, are the world's most important strategic chokepoints measured by volume of oil transit, accounting for a combined 57% of all seaborne oil trade.