His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member, Ruler of Sharjah, and Chairman of the Sharjah Council for Higher Education and Scientific Research, has approved 4,434 …
Profitability ratios of UAE banks to soften despite ‘healthy’ earnings by 2026-end
The UAE banking sector’s profitability is expected to remain sound through the rest of 2026, but profitability ratios are likely to continue to soften, Moody’s Ratings said in a report.
Sharjah ruler approves 4,434 scholarships for Emirati students across 8 universities
Sharjah Ruler Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the UAE Federal Supreme Council and Chairman of the Sharjah Higher Education and Scientific Research Council, has approved 4,434 …
F1 confirms 2026 season finale in Abu Dhabi, dispelling rumours
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026 is confirmed to be the Formula 1 season finale, with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali dismissing speculation of a move to Europe …
e& UAE launches Business Pro AI bundled with Microsoft Copilot at no additional cost
Abu Dhabi: e& UAE today announced the launch of its new Business Pro AI plans, introducing AI-powered broadband bundled with Microsoft Copilot to power the next generation of AI ready businesses. This …
Tony Robbins to bring his Breakthrough event to Dubai in GCC first
The best-selling author and business strategist will stage a four-hour arena experience for entrepreneurs, executives and investors next April …
Expo Centre Sharjah receives ISO 20121 Certification, strengthening Sharjah’s position as a leading destination for sustainable events
Marking a significant achievement that underscores its commitment to implementing international best practices and standards …
Abu Dhabi sets new livability standards for major master plans
Abu Dhabi has introduced mandatory livability assessments for major new and updated master plans across the emirate. Department of Municipalities and Transport introduced its Livability by Design …
UAE changes what foreigners need to know about family sponsorship
UAE has clarified family sponsorship rules for foreign residents, including age limits for sons and daughters and exceptions for students over 18.
Dubai adds 24,000 homes as property market surges 36%
Sheikh Hamdan reviews Dubai’s H1 2026 property figures as 104 projects worth Dh111bn deliver more than 24,000 new real estate units. Dubai adds 24,000 homes as property market surges 36%. development, …
Dubai residents can now purchase RTA nol cards at selected Al Ansari Exchange branches
Al Ansari Exchange partnership makes it easier for residents to access public transport, including the Metro, tram, buses and marine transport …
Dubai’s DMC handles record 52 vessels in one day as activity rebounds
Dry berth occupancy rises 22% in July, while demand from yachts and pleasure craft jumps 88% as maritime hub expands capacity …
Emirates restarts Dubai-Kuwait flights with one daily service
Emirates has resumed passenger flights between Dubai and Kuwait with one daily service, restoring direct capacity after recent regional schedule disruption. Dubai-based airline currently operates …
Meraas and BGRE break ground on Solaya, a new beachfront community in Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Meraas, a member of Dubai Holding Real Estate, and BGRE (formerly Brookfield Properties), today marked a key construction milestone by breaking ground on Solaya, the …
Mumbai homebuyers pay Dubai, Singapore property prices, but experience ends at compound wall,’ Reddit post sparks debate
Mumbai real estate: Redditor questions if homebuyers paying more than ₹10 cr for prime homes should expect infrastructure comparable with Dubai and Singapore …
Dubai’s Toyota Building: Iconic sign to live on, ‘one last surprise’ planned
The end may be near for Dubai’s Toyota Building, but that is certainly not the case for the famous sign that gave the landmark its popular name. Al-Futtaim Toyota plans to carry forward the legacy of …
Dubai Had A Record Number Of Tourists Last Year. Now, They’re Paying People To Visit.
The city of Dubai is making dramatic—and expensive—efforts to recoup the once record-breaking tourist numbers that have plummeted since the start of the Iran war by offering travel perks worth upwards …