Modon announces the sell-out of Tara Park on Reem Island, Abu Dhabi, generating nearing AED 2 billion in sales …
UAE says Iran cannot be trusted over Hormuz, peace efforts at an impasse
By Humeyra Pamuk, Ahmed Elimam and Ahmed Tolba WASHINGTON/DUBAI, May 1 (Reuters) – A senior United Arab Emirates official said on Friday Tehran could not be trusted over any unilateral arrangements it …
Israel sent laser system to UAE to help intercept Iranian missiles and drones — report
Sources say Jerusalem also sent a surveillance system and other weapons to the Gulf state, marking a major development in security cooperation with the Abraham Accords ally …
The UAE’s exit from Opec could bring ‘even bigger trouble’: Chinese expert
While the UAE’s departure from oil cartel is disruptive, it could also further drive apart Gulf Cooperation Council members, observer says …
UAE President, New Zealand PM discuss regional tensions and maritime security
UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan discussed, in a phone call with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, the …
Dubai’s Meraas awards $653m contracts for 557 villas in Dubailand
The contracts cover 371 three to five-bedroom villas in The Acres and 186 five to seven-bedroom homes in The Acres Estates.
Dubai speeds up Palm Jebel Ali construction and offers AED3.5bn villas with future Gold Line metro access
Dubai is accelerating construction at Palm Jebel Ali as Nakheel pushes villa delivery and transport authorities expand rail capacity across the emirate. Nakheel awarded contracts worth more than Dh3.5 …
Dubai’s New Propoerty Rules to Attract Overseas Buyers
Dubai is poised to see a significant uptick in foreign investment and first-time homebuyers following updates to its property visa requirements. Although a formal announcement from the Dubai Land …
Dubai is getting a nine-day tuna festival (and yes, it’s as extra as it sounds)
From live tuna cutting to luxury island staycations, Tunaria Festival arrives in Dubai this May. Dubai is getting a nine-day tuna festival (and yes, it’s as extra as it sounds). Partner Content.
Abu Dhabi begins field trials for 23-foot autonomous patrol boat to strengthen maritime safety
The initiative aims to support monitoring operations across maritime channels in coordination with Abu Dhabi Maritime, strengthening oversight, improving compliance with regulations and enhancing over …
Abu Dhabi runs trial for autonomous patrol boat
Abu Dhabi is pioneering a new frontier in maritime security with the launch of a trial for a driverless patrol boat. Authorities are currently testing a seven-metre autonomous vessel designed to pave …
Dubai chefs shrink menus as Iran conflict makes tomatillos, scallops harder to source
Restaurants are reporting shortages of imported produce and a drop in customer demand linked to weaker tourism flows …
Dubai Chamber and FedEx review supply chain resilience
Dubai Chamber and FedEx discuss supply chain resilience, logistics frameworks, and strategies to manage global trade disruptions in Dubai …
Dubai Police seize vehicle after driver removes licence plate, runs red light
Jumping the red light is punishable with a Dh50,000 fine, 30-day vehicle confiscation and 23 black points on the driver’s licence …
Rokos pushing ahead with Abu Dhabi office after regulator approval
Chris Rokos’ hedge fund is pushing ahead with plans to open an Abu Dhabi office, underlining the United Arab Emirates’s continuing appeal to hedge funds, even with the country having been a target of …
Dubai chefs shrink menus as Iran war makes tomatillos, scallops harder to source
DUBAI, May 1 (Reuters) – Dubai chef Shaw Lash at Mexican restaurant Lila Molino flies in her avocados and tomatillos, small, tart green fruits native to Central America that are a staple of Mexican …
Dubai menus shrink as Iran war makes food costs climb
Several weeks of Iranian missile and drone attacks across the Gulf and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz have cut tourist arrivals to the UAE and disrupted trade for the gastronomy sector, …