Thorough this program, eligible AUS students will complete their undergraduate studies at AUS and then transition to UT Dallas to pursue a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering, provided they meet all degree requirements.
This was driven by AED 20.8 billion (US$5.7 billion) in passenger revenue and AED 4.2 billion (US$1.1 billion) in cargo revenue, along with massive improvements in operational efficiency.
The applicant must be a qualified professional in the field they plan to explore in the UAE. Additionally, they must have a passport valid for at least six months, health insurance coverage within the UAE, and a confirmed ticket for onward travel or departure from the country.
In the radar category, EDGE introduced the NEMUS family—multi-threat active electronically scanned array (AESA) radars designed for intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) missions.
The delegation included prominent investors, CEOs, and leading economic and trade experts. Their visit centered on fostering strategic partnerships and identifying new investment opportunities in Sharjah.
Ducab Cables Business CEO Charles Mellagui emphasized that the partnership with the Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment showcases Ducab's dedication to supporting strong infrastructure that helps the UAE achieve its sustainable development goals.
Under this agreement, 99% of goods imported by Ukraine from the UAE and 97% of Ukrainian exports to the UAE will be exempt from customs duties starting immediately. The agreement is expected to boost the UAE's GDP by $369 million and Ukraine's GDP by $874 million by 2031.
The newly developed 8x8 military vehicle is designed to withstand extreme conditions in various operations. Fully designed and manufactured by Emirati engineers at Calidus' facilities, it is one of the most advanced of its kind and the first to be developed and produced in the region.
Climate Change and Environment Minister Amna bint Abdullah Al Dahak Al Shamsi praised the festival for using photography and the arts to address environmental challenges, emphasizing how these mediums inspire artists and photographers worldwide.
Dubai Loop, a planned 17-kilometer tunnel with 11 stations, is designed to carry over 20,000 passengers per hour as part of a long-term plan to develop a citywide loop transportation network.
The UAE air routes will link major international airports and famous landmarks. These routes will help fly taxis and cargo drones, both piloted and self-flying, operate smoothly in cities across the country.
This partnership highlights MBRSG's role as a leading academic institution in policy research and government leadership. It aims to support government innovation and data-driven decision-making.
The Blue Visa is a 10-year residency visa for individuals who have made noteworthy contributions to environmental protection and sustainability in the UAE and globally.
During the event, experts discussed how AI is changing work patterns, productivity, and economic trends. Another key topic was the role of academic institutions in preparing skilled workers for the job market, along with other important workforce-related issues.
The carriages are designed with a flexible structure and built using 3D printing technology. They are made from recyclable materials, which makes them lighter, reducing their weight to seven tonnes. Each carriage is 11.5 meters long, 2.6 meters wide, and 2.9 meters high.
The first day, known as Day Zero, will include important forums such as the Arab Fiscal Forum, the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders, and the Young Arab Leaders Forum. These sessions will feature key officials, decision-makers, and visionaries, focusing on major global and regional challenges.
The summit featured a series of fireside chats and panel discussions, where experts from technology, investment, and trade came together to talk about how AI is changing the world of entrepreneurship.
The announcement was made on the opening day of the first AI Everything Global Summit in Abu Dhabi, the largest AI and tech gathering. The 2026 event comes as global AI investments surge and competition in AI innovation grows.
This year, AEEDC Dubai has seen a massive increase in international participation, with 15 official pavilions from countries including Brazil, Switzerland, Germany, Türkiye, South Korea, China, Spain, Italy, the United States, the Asia-Pacific region, Eastern Europe, Russia, Japan, Pakistan, and France.
Rym Abdullah Al Falasi, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, highlighted that the initiative, launched in collaboration with ADRA, provides children with the skills needed to start their businesses.
The alliance marks a key point in reshaping the future of healthcare in the region and facilitates collaboration between the UAE and Bahrain for better medical outcomes.
Sheraa CEO Sara Abdelaziz Al Nuaimi, shared her thoughts on the upcoming SEF 2025 preparations, emphasizing that the event is more than just a festival for Sheraa. She highlighted the leadership of Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Sheraa's Chairperson, and the belief in the power of entrepreneurs to turn challenges into opportunities.
A record 92.3 million passengers travelled through Dubai's international airport last year, its operator said on Thursday, underlining the Gulf city's economic boom.
Following the discussions from the first day, the second day began with a session on "Advances in Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for Weather Modification Applications."
At the event, EHS is showcasing advanced technologies aimed at transforming chronic disease management and improving the quality of life for patients. Two major projects being featured are the Total Artificial Heart and Islet Cell Allo-Transplantation.
The first day of the event celebrated the 10th anniversary of UAEREP, showcasing its progress as a global leader in scientific research and innovation.
This partnership, supported by Microsoft Azure, focuses on improving how healthcare data is shared and used. The goal is to create innovative solutions that make data integration easier and more scalable, ultimately improving health outcomes worldwide.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank is achieving an annual Return on Equity of over 15% each year, while also maintaining strong regulatory ratios and a solid capital position to support future growth.
Acting Executive Director of the Medical Services Sector at EHS Dr. Essam Al Zarooni emphasized that families are central to Emirati society and remain a top priority in the country's strategic plans.
The sector recorded 226,000 real estate transactions worth AED761 billion, reflecting a 36% rise in transaction volume and a 20% increase in value compared to the previous year.