Cellebrite to Release Second Quarter 2022 Financial Results on August 11, 2022

PETAH TIKVAH, Israel and TYSONS CORNER, Va., July 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Cellebrite (NASDAQ: CLBT) (the “Company”), a global leader in Digital Intelligence (DI) solutions for the public and private sectors, today announced that it will report its second quarter 2022 financial results before market open on Thursday, August 11, 2022.

On that day, management will host a conference call and webcast to discuss the Company’s financial results at 8:30 a.m. ET.

Telephone participants are advised to register in advance at: https://register.vevent.com/register/BI90711c1a1a8c4d6d8d7487d0eec649e8.

Upon registration, participants will receive a confirmation email detailing how to join the conference call, including the dial-in number and a unique registrant ID.

The live conference call will be webcast in listen-only mode at: https://edge.media-server.com/mmc/p/smmox4u4.

The webcast will remain available after the call at: https://investors.cellebrite.com/events-presentations.

About Cellebrite 

Cellebrite’s (NASDAQ: CLBT) mission is to enable its customers to protect and save lives, accelerate justice, and preserve privacy in communities around the world. We are a global leader in Digital Intelligence solutions for the public and private sectors, empowering organizations in mastering the complexities of legally sanctioned digital investigations by streamlining intelligence processes. Trusted by thousands of leading agencies and companies worldwide, Cellebrite’s Digital Intelligence platform and solutions transform how customers collect, review, analyze and manage data in legally sanctioned investigations. To learn more, visit us at www.cellebrite.com and https://investors.cellebrite.com.

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UNIPLAT by Unify Platform AG Announces Strategic Partnership with EUTECH to Spur Success of UN SDGs

– UNIPLAT Becomes One of EUTECH’s Only Six SDG Alliance Strategic Partners –

YOKOHAMA, Japan, July 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — UNIPLAT, the world’s first (*) online platform for researchers and entrepreneurs showcasing their research projects focused on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), officially announced a strategic partnership on July 7 with European Technology Chamber (EUTECH), a registered NGO that is bridging technologies, people, economics, societies, countries, and politics to bring prosperity to humanity. (*) Based on Google search results.

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Both organizations share the same mission of working towards realizing the SDGs. Hence, the partnership and cooperation are focused on but not limited to programs, projects, academic exchanges, and events by the SDG Alliance.

The SDG Alliance is one of EUTECH’s Alliances that enable European and international companies to become more competitive by empowering them with access to finance and resources that will allow them to achieve their growth objectives. By becoming one of the only six SDG Alliance strategic partners, UNIPLAT will receive exclusive access to the events, activities, and media publicity held by the SDG Alliance, creating more exposure and opening more opportunities for all UNIPLAT members.

“It is a great pleasure to witness the strategic partnership forged between UNIPLAT and EU Tech Chamber SDG Alliance. As we have always believed, collaboration is the key to addressing pressing challenges and unlocking new opportunities. I strongly believe that with our joint efforts, we can facilitate significant progress in the realization of the UN’s SDGs. Looking forward to our journey together,” said Florian von Tucher, the chairman of EUTECH.

“It is a great honor for UNIPLAT to become a strategic partner of EUTECH, the EU’s leading research and technology platform co-funded by the EU. For UNIPLAT members worldwide, EUTECH is the cornerstone of building a strong business network in Europe. Furthermore, we hope that UNIPLAT will be used as a venue for presentations on the global expansion of a lot of companies and institutions supported by EUTECH. We are very confident that this internationally impactful and extremely significant partnership will strongly support the resolution of the SDGs advocated by the United Nations,” said Takahisa Karita, the co-founder, CFO, and COO of Unify Platform AG, the management company of UNIPLAT.

About UNIPLAT

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UNIPLAT is the world’s first (*) online platform specialized for researchers and entrepreneurs from all over the world to share their ideas and research projects and gain support from individuals or institutions. Developed and managed by Unify Platform AG ( https://unify21.com/ ) which is based in Switzerland, UNIPLAT’s mission is to accelerate the success of the SDGs. (*) Based on Google search results.

UNIPLAT front page: https://www.uniplat.social/

About EUTECH

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EUTECH was founded as an NGO and non-profit organization to serve as a bridge between technologies, people, economics, societies, countries, and politics. EUTECH strongly believes that the challenges of the times can only be mastered with the help of technology. Global collaboration is the only instrument that can help solve international problems at all levels: economic, social, cultural, and humanitarian. The respect for human rights and the fundamental freedom of people without differentiation based on race, gender, or religion should be cultivated and strengthened. EUTECH official website: https://www.eutech.org/

Pastors and Church Leaders Across America Attend Bible Seminar

NEW YORK, July 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Pastors and church leaders joined for a July 4th seminar revealing the secrets of the Bible and Revelation. The event was hosted by New Heaven New Earth Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, and was broadcast worldwide through the church’s YouTube channel. Participants included pastors and leaders from across North and South America.

Chairman Lee Man-hee of New Heaven New Earth, Shincheonji Church of Jesus testifies at the Bible seminar on July 4th, 2022

The seminar titled, “Testifying to the 66 Books of the Bible’s Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven and the New Covenant, the Revelation,” comes after the conclusion of online seminars that began being released in October 2021. These seminars presented content from the introductory, intermediate and advanced curriculum of the Zion Christian Mission Center, the theology school of Shincheonji Church that explains the Bible plainly, free of charge.

The seminars were successfully completed with 21 million YouTube views. Shincheonji Church also announced that it will produce 100,000 graduates from the Zion Christian Mission Center in 2022.

The main speaker, Shincheonji Church Chairman Lee Man-hee, testified that Jesus received the book of Revelation from God and fulfilled it today.

“If the testimony on the entire book of Revelation and the Testimony on the Revelation of the Old and New Testaments by Chapter revealed by Shincheonji is correct, then shouldn’t you believe?” Chairman Lee asked.

Chairman Lee also called for unity within Christianity.

“It is the word of God, for all people,” Chairman Lee said. “Therefore, we must fix the things that are incorrect and within God and Jesus, we must be one together is what I believe.”

“Testifying to the 66 Books of the Bible’s Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven and the New Covenant, the Revelation” is available on YouTube. For more information, visit www.scjamericas.org.

MEDIA CONTACT: Gina Del Gigante, 16466287365, revelation@scjamericas.org

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Locus remporte le prix IFOY 2022 pour le lancement de la meilleure solution de robot mobile autonome

Le robot mobile autonome collaboratif de Locus est salué pour son haut degré d’innovation et sa grande pertinence sur le marché pour répondre à la demande de solutions d’automatisation robotique à haute productivité et rentables.

WILMINGTON, Mass., 7 juillet 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Locus Robotics, le leader des robots mobiles autonomes (RMA) pour les entrepôts d’exécution, a remporté le prix IFOY 2022 pour sa solution de robot mobile autonome dans la catégorie des véhicules guidés automatisés (VGA/RMA) à la suite d’un audit complet en trois étapes qui s’est déroulé sur une période de 5 jours.

« Locus Robotics est honorée d’avoir été choisie comme lauréate du prix IFOY 2022 », a déclaré Rick Faulk, PDG de Locus Robotics. « Le processus rigoureux de test et d’évaluation d’IFOY et le prestige du prix lui-même, valident l’innovation et l’exhaustivité de la solution Locus pour fournir des solutions d’automatisation éprouvées et rentables à nos clients du monde entier. »

Les prix IFOY, qui en sont à leur dixième édition, sont considérés comme le premier prix de l’industrie qui récompense les meilleurs produits et solutions intralogistiques de l’année pour leurs réalisations techniques et stratégiques exceptionnelles. Au total, 14 produits de 12 entreprises ont été testés et évalués au cours des éprouvantes journées de test d’IFOY, qui se sont tenues en mars au centre d’exposition Messe Dortmund.

« Les 10 ans du prix IFOY sont synonymes de 10 ans d’innovations exceptionnelles », a souligné la présidente du jury, Anita Würmser. « En 2022, les finalistes ont une fois de plus présenté des produits de pointe qui façonneront l’avenir de l’intralogistique sur le long terme. »

« Le prix IFOY représente le meilleur des technologies logistiques les plus innovantes au monde », a déclaré Denis Niezgoda, vice-président, Europe, Moyen-Orient et Afrique & Asie Pacifique chez Locus Robotics. « Nous sommes fiers d’avoir été sélectionnés pour ce prix prestigieux et d’avoir concouru aux côtés d’un groupe de nominés aussi innovants. »

Tous les finalistes ont participé à un audit standardisé, approfondi et en trois étapes qui a débuté le 18 mars à Dortmund, en Allemagne. Le jury d’IFOY était composé de 26 journalistes professionnels de renommée internationale et de grands médias spécialisés en logistique représentant plus de 21 pays. Les juges ont évalué chaque finaliste dans une série de catégories clés, notamment la valeur de l’innovation, la technologie, l’ergonomie et la manutention, la sécurité, la possibilité de commercialisation, le design, les avantages pour le client, la rentabilité et la durabilité. En outre, pour la troisième année consécutive, de nombreux acheteurs potentiels étaient également présents sur place à l’occasion du Test Camp Intralogistics.

À propos de Locus Robotics

La solution révolutionnaire multi-bots de Locus Robotics intègre des robots mobiles autonomes puissants et intelligents qui fonctionnent en collaboration avec des travailleurs humains pour améliorer considérablement la productivité de la manutention des pièces de 2 à 3 fois, avec moins de travail par rapport aux systèmes traditionnels de manutention des pièces. Locus aide les détaillants, les fournisseurs de services logistiques et les entrepôts spécialisés à répondre efficacement, et à dépasser, les exigences de plus en plus complexes et rigoureuses des environnements de traitement des commandes. S’intégrant facilement aux infrastructures d’entrepôt existantes sans perturber les flux de travail, Locus transforme la productivité sans transformer l’entrepôt.

La présence européenne de Locus est centralisée à Amsterdam pour mieux servir la région européenne. En 2021, Locus Robotics a rejoint le classement Inc. 500, se classant au rang 428. Pour plus d’informations, rendez-vous sur le site www.locusrobotics.com.

À propos du Prix IFOY

L’International Intralogistics and Forklift Truck of the Year (IFOY AWARD) récompense les meilleurs produits et solutions de systèmes intralogistiques de l’année. L’objectif de l’organisation est de documenter la capacité de performance et l’esprit d’innovation de l’intralogistique, contribuant ainsi à renforcer la compétitivité et à améliorer le profil de l’ensemble du secteur dans la sphère publique. Les lauréats du Prix IFOY sont sélectionnés une fois par an par un jury indépendant composé de journalistes spécialisés internationaux. Le sponsor est l’Association du secteur de la manutention et de l’intralogistique VDMA (VDMA Materials Handling and Intralogistics Sector Association). Les partenaires sont la Messe Dortmund et le premier fabricant mondial d’accessoires pour chariots élévateurs à fourche, Cascade. Le partenaire d’IFOY pour les palettes est CHEP, le leader mondial du marché de la mutualisation des palettes. Le partenaire immobilier logistique est GARBE. Le siège de l’organisation IFOY se trouve à Ismaning, près de Munich. Le Prix IFOY est placé sous le patronage du ministère fédéral des affaires économiques et de l’énergie de la République fédérale d’Allemagne.

CONTACT : Christina Gorini, christina@brandstyle.com

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UN report warns global hunger figure rose to 828 mln in 2021

ROME— The number of people affected by hunger rose to 828 million in 2021, an increase of 46 million from the previous year, the United Nations (UN) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said in a report on Wednesday.

The 2022 edition of “The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World” (SOFI) report — drafted by the FAO and four other UN agencies — carries fresh figures on nutrition and food accessibility at the global level, including the latest estimates of the costs and affordability of a healthy diet.

The report said the number of people affected by hunger has increased by 150 million since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This would risk pushing the international community further away from reaching Goal 2 of the UN Sustainable Development Agenda, which is to end hunger and malnutrition by 2030.

“After remaining relatively unchanged since 2015, the proportion of people affected by hunger jumped in 2020 and continued to rise in 2021 to 9.8 percent of the world population,” the SOFI said. “This compares with 8 percent in 2019 and 9.3 percent in 2020.”

The number of people unable to afford a healthy diet rose by 112 million to almost 3.1 billion, “reflecting the impacts of rising consumer food prices during the pandemic.”

The UN agencies added that the actual figure could be even larger once final data on income losses in 2020 become available.

“The ongoing war in Ukraine is disrupting supply chains and further affecting prices of grain, fertilizer and energy,” the report warned.

“In the first half of 2022, this resulted in further food price increases. At the same time, more frequent and severe extreme climate events are disrupting supply chains, especially in low-income countries.”

Around 2.3 billion people in the world — or 29.3 percent of the global population — suffered from moderate or severe food insecurity in 2021, an increase of 350 million compared to before the pandemic.

Nearly 924 million people — or 11.7 percent of the global population — faced food insecurity at severe levels, an increase of 207 million in two years, according to the report.

The SOFI also highlighted that “the gender gap in food insecurity continued to rise in 2021,” with an estimated 31.9 percent of women suffering moderate or severe food insecurity compared to 27.6 percent of men.

Some 45 million children under the age of five suffered from wasting (the deadliest form of malnutrition) last year. Overall, some 149 million children under five had stunted growth and development due to a chronic lack of essential nutrients, while 39 million were overweight.

“Looking forward, projections are that nearly 670 million people — or 8 percent of the world population — will still be facing hunger in 2030, even if a global economic recovery is taken into consideration,” the SOFI said.

The UN agencies urged governments to “repurpose the resources they are using to incentivize the production, supply and consumption of nutritious foods” in order to help making healthy diets less costly and more affordable for all.

Finally, the report suggested that governments could do more to reduce trade barriers for nutritious foods, such as fruits and vegetables.

Assessing the situation of hunger, malnutrition and food accessibility at the global level, the SOFI is jointly published every year by the FAO in cooperation with the International Fund for Agricultural Development, the United Nations Children’s Fund, the UN World Food Programme and the World Health Organization.

Source: NAM NEWS NETWORK

East Congo Clashes Resume After De-escalation Agreement with Rwanda

Clashes broke out in eastern Congo on Thursday between the military and M23 rebels, a civil society and a rebel source said, a day after the presidents of Congo and Rwanda agreed to de-escalate diplomatic tensions over the insurgency.

The M23, which Congo accuses Rwanda of supporting, began a major offensive in the eastern borderlands at the end of March, seizing an important border post and other towns despite army efforts to stop its advances.

Rwanda denies backing the M23 and has in turn accused Congo of fighting alongside another armed group intent on seizing power in Kigali.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame and his Congolese counterpart Felix Tshisekedi met in Angola on Wednesday and agreed on a roadmap that included an immediate cessation of hostilities and the retreat of M23 fighters from Congo.

M23 spokesman Willy Ngoma described the Luanda agreement as “an illusion.”

“Only the M23 can sign the cease-fire with the government,” he said.

The fresh clashes took place around the localities of Kanyabusoro and Kazuba in Rutshuru territory, pushing residents to flee their homes, said the president of a local civil society group, Jean-Pierre Karabuka.

Ngoma said there was an exchange of fire after Congolese troops attacked a rebel position around Kanyabusoro.

Congo’s army spokesman for the province, Sylvain Ekenge, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The M23 fighters are waging their most sustained offensive since capturing swathes of territory in 2012-2013, after which they were defeated and chased into Rwanda and Uganda by Congolese and United Nations forces.

Congo has accepted a proposal for an East African regional force to be deployed in its east to help control the violence, but only if Rwanda does not take part. Kagame has said he had no problem with Rwanda not being involved.

Source: Voice of America