WORLD AFFAIRS JUNE 2023

* Canada Became First Country To Put Health Warning On Individuals Cigarettes.

* Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Will Set To Open First Ever Overseas Campus In Tanzania's Zanzibar In October 2023.

* Tanzania Declared End Of Deadly Marburg Disease.

* University Of Edinburg Develops Its First Open Access Course ( Climate Solution) Hindi Language. 

* Indian Embassy In Nepal Has Handed Over 275 LPG Cylinders To Under Privileged Villagers.

* World's Oldest Burial Sites Found In South Africa.

*  Iran Unveiled The Hypersonic Missile Which Able To Beat Air Defense (Travelling 15times Speed Of The Sound). (Fattah Supersonic Missile) 

*  University Of Glassglow Honored Gita Gopinath As Honorary Doctor Of Letter.

* US and Taiwan Signed A Trade Deal Amid China's Opposition.

* Saudi Arabia Became The India's Fourth Largest Trading Partner In The World. 

* France Became First Country To Impose A Ban On Short Haul Domestic Flights.

* Algeria, Guyana, The Republic Of Korea, Sierra Leone And Slovenia Five New Countries Elected To The UNSC As Non Permanent Members. 

* Israel Has Released Country's First Digital Government Bond. 

* Germany Released Its First Ever National Security Strategy (NSS) Identifying China As Partner. 

* Jane Marriot Became The First Female British High Commissioner To Pakistan.

* India Gifts Indigenously Built Missile Corvette INS KIRPAN TO Vietnam.

* Nusrat Chaudhary Became America's First Female Muslim Federal Judge.

* Oman Became The First Foreign Government To Promote Country Through YOGA. 

*) Estonia Became The First Central European Nation To Legalize Same Sex Marriage. 

* The World Bank Has Approved USD 255.5 million Loan For  Improving The Quality Of Technical Education In Government Run Institution In INDIA.

* India And USA Agreed To End Six Trade Dispute At WTO. 

* The World Bank Has Approved USD 391 Million To Improve Health Sector In Assam And Tripura.

*  The World Bank Has Approved $700 million In Financing Help To Srilanka For It's Economic Crisis.

*  The World Bank Has Approved $700 million In Financing Help To Srilanka For It's Economic Crisis.