The goal of this measure is to improve traffic flow, reduce congestion and create more space for private vehicles on key roads in Dubai. It is part of RTA's plan to extend the truck movement ban, which will also help enhance road safety across the city.
This phase includes the Economic Content Creators Program, organized with the UAE Ministry of Economy, from Dec.16 to Jan. 8. The three-week program, led by experts and top financial media organizations, aims to train emerging media talent.
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development has funded 33 key development projects in Bahrain, worth AED 23 billion. These projects span important sectors like housing, energy, transportation, and health.
This partnership will focus on collaboration in training and applying new technologies in renewable energy, grid improvements, energy storage and more.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs highlighted the importance of the India-UAE Strategic Dialogue, noting that it shows the deep and evolving relationship between the two nations. He stressed their shared goal of fostering prosperity and sustainable progress.
During the conference, MAJRA announced partnerships with Dubai University, Umm Al Quwain University, and MBRSG, aiming to provide a variety of knowledge resources for the Knowledge Square platform, including studies, articles, training programs, and workshops.
Aqeel Al Zarouni, Assistant Director-General for Aviation Safety Affairs, said that the initiative included innovative steps to make processes easier, improve flexibility and strengthen the UAE's position as a leading global aviation hub.
The DMTT will apply to financial years in the UAE, aligned with the country's commitment to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Two-Pillar Solution, aiming to create a fair and transparent tax system that meets global standards.
The council reviewed proposed projects to advance the circular economy in the UAE, highlighting the need to finalize the first set of policies and begin work on the next phase.
The partnership will open new opportunities for global sustainability. Partanna plans to set up large-scale manufacturing operations in Abu Dhabi to serve the regional market.
The newly established Ministry of Family, headed by Sana bint Mohammad Suhail, will address family-related challenges by developing policies, legislation and programs.
This initiative is part of the "Make it in the Emirates" campaign and will involve Lulu stores across the country highlighting and selling local products.
ADCCI Chairman Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi explained that the new roadmap was developed through discussions between public and private sector leaders.
President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan this year launched the AED 20 billion Erth Zayed Philanthropies as part of the UAE's commitment to positively impacting communities and people's lives.
The UAE shared plans for future projects, including smart water network management and managing surface water, flash floods and dams. Korean experts, on the other hand, presented technologies for floating solar power projects and early warning systems for urban flooding in Korea.
The event focused on the values of loyalty, patriotism, and sacrifice, which continue to inspire Emiratis to help the nation's progress. These values are crucial in maintaining the achievements of the Union and ensuring the country's development, security, and stability.
The company aims to provide premium and eco-friendly transportation services. By entering the UAE market, Bolt supports Dubai's plan to shift 80% of taxi rides to e-hailing in the future.
This will be the second time the UAE will host the summit, after the 2015 edition. The UAE also participated in all previous summits, demonstrating its commitment to supporting global efforts for international cooperation and the well-being of humanity.
The three-day exhibition will be held at DWTC Hall 4, starting on Feb. 10. It will feature a wide range of Japanese industries, including traditional crafts and advanced technologies, offering a platform for building strong connections and fostering economic development.
This increase solidifies ADGM's position as a leading asset management hub in the MENA region, attracting top-tier asset managers, investment funds, and private equity firms. By the end of Q3 2024, ADGM had 128 fund and asset managers overseeing 156 funds.
The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in partnership with the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, will host ACRES 2025 from Jan. 22 to 25 at Expo Centre Sharjah.
Bahrain's Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the UAE's Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) had signed the agreement in January, allowing the industrial sector to apply for the UAE's National In-Country Value Program.
The goal was to reduce Abu Dhabi's absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 47 million tonnes by 2030 compared to 2016 levels and achieve a 22% reduction in emissions by 2027.
The project focuses on advancing agricultural innovation and transforming food systems to address challenges posed by climate change.
WORLDEF's organized event will focus on advancing digital commerce and supporting the global growth of cross-border e-commerce companies. It aims to promote collaboration, share knowledge, and explore emerging trends that will shape the future of the industry.
Media organizations, including the Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB), Sharjah Broadcasting Authority, and Sharjah Media City (Shams), will host at least 21 interactive sessions, training workshops, and debates over the course of three days.
Autocraft is a subsidiary of Kintsugi and a leader in advanced air mobility, and this launch marks a major step toward more efficient and innovative air transportation, aimed at improving mobility and connectivity across the UAE.
This year marks the event's largest edition, with 42 new galleries participating for the first time, including those from Qatar, Kuwait, and Kazakhstan.
The initiative showcases Dubai's commitment to excellence, creativity, and innovation for the benefit of humanity.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the Asian Development Bank (ADB), and the Asian Infrastructure and Investment Bank (AIIB) are providing funding for the two solar projects, with the total cost expected to exceed USD 600 million.
