Lailuma Sadid

Lailuma Sadid is a former diplomat in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Embassy to the kingdom of Belgium, in charge of NATO. She attended the NATO Training courses and speakers for the events at NATO H-Q in Brussels, and also in Nederland, Germany, Estonia, and Azerbaijan. Sadid has is a former Political Reporter for Pajhwok News Agency, covering the London, Conference in 2006 and Lisbon summit in 2010.
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MEP Maria Walsh urges focus on European projects in budget

Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Midlands North West MEP Maria Walsh expresses the Government must not forget…

EU funding sought for the Baltic Defence Line project

Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The defence ministers of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland assembled in Daugavpils,…

Josep Borrell says no power can stop Netanyahu’s actions

New York (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Talking to reporters the EU's foreign policy chief expressed that no…

Flanders Launches Campaign to Reduce Food Wastes

Belgium (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): OVAM's campaign for International Food Loss Day encourages cutting down on food waste.…

Brussels Mobility and police target taxi violations in Anderlecht

Anderlecht (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): In early September, police and Brussels Mobility checked 33 taxis at Gare du…

1,000 Kogeka students from Geel celebrate 25 years at Bobbejaanland

Geel (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): Over 1,000 Kogeka students celebrated the school's 25th anniversary with a parade to…

Brussels and Charleroi Airports face major disruptions due to the October 1 strike

Charleroi (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): From September 30 at 10 PM to October 1, Brussels Airport will stop…

Knokke-Heist unveils €1M Boulodrome with 20 Courts: Mayor Morbee’s vision 

Knokke-Heist (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): Knokke-Heist's new boulodrome features 20 pétanque courts and cost €1 million, initially budgeted…

Major Drug Bust Uncovers Schaerbeek Operation

Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): In June 2024, Brussels police arrested a Schaerbeek driver with 140 kg of…

Wim Brillouet: Antwerp’s support program creates 5,600 jobs in zones

Antwerp (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): Wim Brillouet from Voka Mechelen-Kempen helped extend a program for struggling areas, allowing…

Genk’s school plans clash with nature: Toon Vandeurzen appeals

Genk (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): The Mickey Mouse-De Sleutel primary school seeks a new building, however, the Agency…

GlazenHuis in Lommel: €4.6M renovation and new doro glass studio

Lommel (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): The GlazenHuis, a contemporary glass art center in Lommel, is undergoing a €4.6…

Ajuinlei in Ghent: Transition to car-free zone after construction

Ghent (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): Ajuinlei in Ghent, a car-free zone with a Sunday book market, faced 2-year…

Tornado hits Tienen: Mayor Carole Ghiot  responds to Budingen damage

Tienen (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): A tornado hit Budingen, Zoutleeuw, damaging Bungeveld housing, with no injuries. Emergency services…

Kortrijk’s AZ Groeninge & Sint-Jozefskliniek merge for better care in 2026

Kortrijk (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): Sint-Jozefskliniek and AZ Groeninge will merge in 2026, creating one healthcare organization with…

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