Feb. 19 (UPI) –The United Nations on Friday asked for proof that the daughter of the Dubai ruler is alive and safe, less than a week after she posted video messages saying she was being held hostage …
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UAE marches ahead in adopting Data Science
The UAE is marching ahead of embarking on the journey of Data Science as most of the organisations in the region have been implementing information systems since last 30 years …
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Blomqvist, Gelael Win First Abu Dhabi Race for JOTA
JOTA claims Abu Dhabi race one honors with Blomqvist, Gelael as GPX Porsche wins GT… JOTA’s Tom Blomqvist and Sean Gelael put on a commanding second-half performance to win the penultimate race of the …
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Porsches Handed Further Weight Increase for Abu Dhabi
The Porsche 911 GT3 Rs in the Asian Le Mans Series have been made 15 kg heavier in a Balance of Performance update ahead of this weekend’s Abu Dhabi season finale event. According to the latest BoP …
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UAE Rejects Video Claims Dubai Ruler’s Daughter Held Hostage
The United Arab Emirates said that media coverage of the wellbeing of a daughter of Dubai’s ruler didn’t reflect reality after videos emerged in which the princess said she was being held hostage.
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Dubai shuts travel agency for offering COVID-19 test on WhatsApp
Details date back to an earlier time when a woman sent a notice to the Commercial Control and Consumer Protection of the Dubai Economy complaining about the quality of the home test service for …
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Dubai Says Princess ‘Home’ After UN Demands Proof Of Life
Dubai’s royal family insisted Friday that Sheikha Latifa was being “cared for at home” after the United Nations demanded proof that she was still alive following “disturbing” footage aired this week.
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UAE says Dubai princess ‘being cared for’
The family of Sheikha Latifa has issued a statement through the UAE embassy in London after she alleged she was being held captive by her father.
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UN raises concerns about Dubai princess
Posted . The U.N. has called on the UAE to present proof of life that one of the ruler of Dubai’s daughters is still alive. A …
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UAE says Dubai princess being cared for at home as UN expresses concern
The United Arab Emirates said on Friday that Sheikha Latifa, one of the ruler of Dubai’s daughters, was being cared for at home as the U.N. human rights watchdog asked the UAE for proof that she is …
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U.N. rights watchdog raises concerns about Dubai princess
The U.N. human rights watchdog said on Friday it has asked the United Arab Emirates for more information about the status of Dubai’s Sheikha Latifa and proof that she is alive.
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Facial recognition in UAE: How will it change lives
The use of this technology could lessen the need for traditional means of identification such as official documents.
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Sharjah launches massive awareness campaign using drones to fight COVID-19 outbreak
The Air Wing conducted patrols and aerial photography to monitor the commitment to precautionary measures, and report direct and live to the Central Operations of the Sharjah Police.
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United Nations asks UAE for proof that Princess Latifa is alive
Request for information on Dubai ruler’s missing daughter follows release of secretly recorded messages …
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Dubai sheikh’s escaping daughters drawing attention
The Sheikh has 25 children by his six wives, so he obviously loves children, but unaccountably his daughters keep trying to escape. He recaptures them and locks them up, of course, but it’s starting …
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The UN orders the UAE to prove kidnapped daughter of Dubai’s ruler is still alive
The UN has ordered the UAE to prove that Princess Latifa (pictured), the daughter of Dubai’s ruler, is still alive after she released haunting videos saying she was being kept prisoner by her father.
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SMEs fuel demand for Cloud-based and low-code ERP platforms in UAE
The situation has also led to more SMEs wanting to implement Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions. The ERP solutions help track and monitor a businesses’ resources and processes, thus …
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