Most Gulf markets ended lower on Thursday, with Dubai taking the hardest hit from losses in real estate shares, a day after the United Arab Emirates reported its sharpest daily spike in coronavirus …
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Another woman in Dubai fined Dh10,000 for organising party flouting Covid-19 rules
A woman in Dubai has been fined Dh10,000 for organising a private party violating Covid-19 preventive measures. The video of the party, which was attended by several media personal and an Arab …
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Woman fined in Dubai for house party violating COVID-19 rules
An Arab woman in Dubai was fined with a Dh10,000 fine for holding a house party, violating COVID-19 protocols. Dubai Police said the woman, who works as a decoration engineer, organised the private …
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Abu Dhabi pupils in years 10 to 13 screened for Covid-19 before they return to school on Sunday
Hundreds of children take a free PCR test at various drive-through centres and government facilities in the capital …
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Frontline workers in Abu Dhabi begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine
Frontline workers in Abu Dhabi’s vital sectors are now beginning to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Abu Dhabi Media Office announced on Thursday. The Chinese-developed vaccine was granted emergency …
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UAE Reopens All Seven Regions to Foreign Visitors
All six Gulf Arab countries have lifted internal curfews and lockdowns, but restrictions on gatherings and foreign travel remain in the oil-producing region, where the total numbe …
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Rouhani: UAE, Bahrain will bear ‘consequences’ of Israel deals
Iran President Hassan Rouhani’s remarks come a day after Israel, UAE, Bahrain sign normalisation deals brokered by US.
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UPDATE 1-UAE central bank urges banks to step up anti-money laundering efforts
The United Arab Emirates central bank said banks should increase anti-money laundering efforts to safeguard financial stability in the country.
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Sharjah Police rescue two Emiratis trapped in the desert
Sharjah: Sharjah Police came to the rescue of two Emirati men whose vehicle got stuck in the desert in the Maliha area yesterday. According to Lt Colonel Rashid Bin Sandl, Director of Rescue …
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Sharjah updates travel guidelines as tourist market looks to rebound
All visitors to Sharjah must have a negative Covid-19 test report, conducted not more than 96 hours earlier, before arriving …
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Abu Dhabi and five other emirates to issue tourist visas from today
Tourists can secure visas to travel to the UAE from Thursday, the country’s federal immigration service said. The decision means Abu Dhabi and five other emirates will allow visitors back for the …
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Coronavirus news bulletin from UAE: 1,083 new cases reported; Sharjah lifts all travel restrictions; gaming centres to reopen in Abu Dhabi
The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention on Wednesday reported 1,083 cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 970 recoveries. One death was also reported. More than 103,100 new Covid-19 tests …
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Non-oil trade between Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia amounted to Dhs493.8bn over last decade
The value of non-oil trade in goods between Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia totalled Dhs493.8bn over the past 10 years, according to figures released by the Abu Dhabi Customs. In 2019, trade between Abu …
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Sharjah Media City: Paving the way for the next generation of entrepreneurs
At Sharjah Media City (Shams), we have seen first-hand the resilience and ingenuity of the SMEs registered with us and their appetite to adapt and overcome the difficulties they have been facing. We …
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Egypt, Cryptocurrencies, and Catching up with the Middle East
Cryptocurrencies have become more popular over the years with over 5,000 available in the world. Investors might wonder how to invest in them and might need a beginner’s guide to cryptocurrencies .
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Abu Dhabi to build world’s biggest indoor farm
Abu Dhabi is to build the world’s largest indoor farm as part of a major drive to bolster the UAE’s food security. The GreenFactory Emirates aims to produce 10,000 tonnes of fresh produce every year …
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Coronavirus: Sharjah lifts all travel restrictions, open to tourists
Prior approval is no more needed for Sharjah residents with valid visas to enter the emirate. Moreover, the emirate has lifted all travel restrictions and tourists are also allowed to enter freely.
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