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Malaysia needs a robust framework of legal and regulatory instruments that govern maritime activities - FILEPIC

A traditional wooden ship (lenj) is laid ashore for restoration, in Iran's touristic Qeshm island in the Gulf, on April 29, 2023. From Muscat to Bandar Abbas via Dubai, the potbellied silhouette of the lenjs is part of the maritime landscape of the Middle East, just like that of the sailing dhows of the Arabian Peninsula. (Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP)

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Dubai was the first Gulf state to introduce rail travel as an alternative to road travel (AFP)

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (right) - Facebook

In this file photo taken on December 03, 2022 People pose for photos at the Corniche promenade as Doha's skyline is seen in the background during the Qatar 2022 World Cup football tournament. - Months after hundreds of thousands of football fans packed into its hotels and stadiums, Qatar is seeking to remedy a bout of the post-World Cup blues by hosting more international events. Along with the departed football crowds, thousands of foreign workers left the Gulf state after Lionel Messi lifted the coveted trophy on December 18. Many of those who stayed on are counting the cost. - Pic: AFP

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United fans are believed to be planning a protest against the Glazers ahead of Sunday's match with Aston Villa at Old Trafford.