With the help of AI tools and hologram displays, the exhibit presents key moments from the early days of UAE media to its modern-day progress, while also sharing future goals.
As part of the visit, STDC signed key agreements with the University of Navarra and the University of Salamanca. These partnerships will help create joint training and academic programs, promote the exchange of experts, and support international recognition of STDC's training efforts.
Dubai, led by the Dubai Health Authority, plans to expand access to high-quality healthcare by 2033. The initiative includes building three new hospitals, 33 primary healthcare centres, and several specialised medical centres.
UAE Minister of State for Foreign Trade, Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, spoke about this growth at the opening of the Minsk International Exhibition Centre. He shared that UAE investments in Belarus have now crossed $4 billion, placing the UAE among Belarus's top three investors.
Fujairah Crown Prince emphasized Fujairah's key role in boosting the national economy. He made these remarks during the opening ceremony of the Apex Chemical Industries factory, which is the first integrated facility in Fujairah dedicated to producing ground calcium carbonate.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum emphasized that trade has been essential for building civilizations and remains vital for long-term economic growth.
Sara, a Dubai-based journalist, joined the US-funded Alhurra TV news channel hoping for job security.
Electric ground support equipment plays a crucial role in enhancing airport performance, profitability, and readiness for the expected surge in passenger numbers in the coming years.
The agreement was signed during the UAE Space Agency delegation's participation in the NewSpace Africa conference and the 11th meeting of the Arab Space Cooperation Group, held in Cairo, Egypt.
The event focused on growth opportunities in SME financing, logistics, real estate, and automotive manufacturing, while also highlighting Sharjah's investment potential for businesses in Mexico and across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Emirates' new partnership with the Sharjah Commerce & Tourism Development Authority (SCTDA), effective immediately, will focus on launching targeted promotional campaigns and curated travel packages.
On the first day of the congress, DIFC, in collaboration with its research partner Asia House, released a new report titled Embedding Resilience: Opportunities for the Global Insurance Industry.
The grant also shows Sharjah's commitment to making libraries places for cultural exchange and learning, emphasizing that investing in books is investing in people and the future.
At the exhibition, Dubai Municipality will highlight its best practices and showcase its new and innovative tourism projects. The aim is to strengthen Dubai's reputation as a leading global destination for tourism, entertainment, and future-forward experiences.
The partnerships align with Dubai's push to become a global leader in AI-driven commerce. Dubai CommerCity and qeen.ai are combining their expertise - DCC's digital commerce infrastructure with qeen.ai's AI solutions - to create a smarter e-commerce ecosystem.
The system, introduced at GITEX 2024, aims to enhance the transparency and trustworthiness of property listings on platforms such as Property Finder, Dubizzle, and Bayut. This initiative aligns with the objectives of Dubai AI Week, running from April 21 to 25.
The meeting ended with both countries appreciating the open and productive discussions. Both countries agreed to continue these consultations regularly to support shared goals and strengthen political cooperation.
The new solar power plant will connect to the Comoros' national electricity grid through medium-voltage lines, helping provide reliable electricity to the region. This project is part of ADFD's long-standing support for the Comoros.
This award aims to encourage new, evidence-based ideas that improve the lives of people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. During the third edition of the conference, experts highlighted the need to use artificial intelligence to create helpful programs for people with ASD.
Students in the program will study various fields such as AI applications in medicine and healthcare, natural language processing, computer vision, AI ethics and regulations, and trustworthy AI.
Sanaa Ouahmane, CEO of the Mobility Services division at AW Rostamani Group, emphasized that the partnership with UAEV is focused on more than just business—it aims to improve customer awareness, make EV charging more accessible, and promote sustainability.
The sessions covered important updates in radiology and imaging, with a special emphasis on artificial intelligence. AI was discussed for its ability to help with early diagnosis and support better treatment and therapy options.
This partnership is designed to boost cooperation in information and communications technology (ICT) security and help build stronger national capabilities to deal with cyber threats.
The HELM initiative also focuses on attracting top start-ups and scale-ups to Abu Dhabi to drive AI-led medical innovation. Through Hub71, these companies will connect with investors and gain access to global markets like France, South Korea, and Singapore.
This major contract strengthens ADNOC Drilling's position within the ADNOC Group and highlights its role as a leading provider of advanced energy services in the region. It also reflects the company's successful strategy to grow its fleet, expand its services, and enhance its capabilities.
Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Hospital in N'Djamena will have 11 specialized clinics, such as pediatrics, gynecology, dentistry, orthopedics, urology, ophthalmology, ENT, dermatology, internal medicine, cardiology, and general medicine.
Jeremy Jauncey, CEO and founder of Beautiful Destinations, praised Dubai as a leader in tourism marketing, sharing a future-focused vision for the industry. He highlighted that the travel industry is changing, with 76% of travel decisions now influenced by social media.
The event, organized by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), is taking place from April 15 to 17 in Dubai. Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy, opened the forum with a keynote speech, where he highlighted that the air cargo industry is at a critical point.
Mansoor Ibrahim Al Mansoori, Chairman of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, explained that the initiative is not only about building infrastructure but also about investing in human potential, breakthroughs in longevity, and solutions that will have a global impact. The focus is on where innovation creates real-world benefits.
The system will monitor the impact of laws on the daily lives of citizens and the economy, using large-scale data to suggest regular updates. It will also collaborate with global research centers to adapt international policies to the UAE's specific needs.
