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Dubai's Latest Hotel Resort: A Destination Beyond Imagination

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  Dubai, known for its bold and ambitious architectural marvels, has once again pushed the boundaries of luxury and innovation with its latest hotel resort. Designed to be out of this world, this extraordinary property is set to redefine the concept of hospitality and offer guests an experience beyond their wildest dreams. From the moment visitors lay eyes on this resort, they are transported to a realm of architectural brilliance. The futuristic design, inspired by the city's vision of the future, seamlessly blends modernity with elegance. Every element has been meticulously crafted to create a truly immersive and enchanting environment. The interiors of the hotel resort are a true testament to opulence and sophistication. The lavish accommodations are adorned with luxurious furnishings, exquisite materials, and state-of-the-art amenities. Each room and suite is a sanctuary of comfort, offering guests a haven to relax and rejuvenate. What sets this hotel resort apart is its commit...

Dubai Centre for Family Businesses: Nurturing Growth and Transitions

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  Dubai, renowned for its thriving business community, has taken a significant step towards supporting the backbone of its economy – family businesses. In a bid to empower these enterprises and aid their successful generational transitions, Dubai Chambers has established the Dubai Centre for Family Businesses. This newly launched organization is set to play a pivotal role in educating family firms on crucial aspects such as leadership transition, planning, and growth strategies. With a focus on long-term sustainability and resilience, this initiative aims to foster an environment where family businesses can thrive across generations. Supporting Growth and Resilience: The Dubai Centre for Family Businesses is a game-changer for the dynamic entrepreneurial landscape of Dubai. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by family businesses, Dubai Chambers has taken the lead in providing valuable resources and expertise. Through educational programs, workshops, and advisory services, the...

Facts About Burj Khalifa: The Tallest Building In The World

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  Burj Khalifa is a skyscraper in Dubai , a city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is the world's tallest building. It is located at 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd in Downtown Dubai. It has the highest occupied floor in the world, with 163 floors. The height of the building is 828 meters (2716.5 feet) tall.  Burj Khalifa holds various records. It is also the tallest freestanding structure in the world. It has the highest outdoor observation deck in the world, the highest number of stories in the world, the elevator with the longest travel distance in the world, and the tallest service elevator in the world. The elevator speed of the building is 10 meters per second. It takes only 1 minute to reach the 124th floor of the building. The tip of the building can be seen from up to 95 kilometres away. The construction of the building started on 6 January 2004. More than 12,000 workers, mostly from Asia, worked on the building every day. During the time of construction, solar ...

UAE President and European Council President Discuss Strengthening Bilateral Ties in Recent Phone Call

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  The recent phone call between the President of the European Council and the UAE President has been making headlines around the world. The conversation between the two leaders, which took place on April 17th, was focused on strengthening the relationship between the UAE and Europe. This is not the first time that the UAE has worked to strengthen its ties with Europe. In fact, the UAE and the EU have been strategic partners since 2004. Over the years, the two have worked together on a number of issues, from trade and investment to climate change and security. The recent phone call is just the latest example of this ongoing partnership. The conversation between the two leaders covered a range of topics, including the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and the economy. The leaders discussed the importance of global cooperation in addressing these issues and expressed a shared commitment to working together towards a more prosperous and sustainable future for all. The phone call al...

UCN Launches to Empower Youth for Climate Action Ahead of COP28

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  The United Climate Network (UCN) has launched to encourage youth engagement in the country ahead of the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) scheduled to take place in 2024. The UCN is an inclusive platform comprised of young people from across the country who share a passion for climate action. The objective of UCN is to empower young people to take bold climate action and to amplify their voices for a more sustainable future. The UCN is focused on environmental education, policy advocacy, and community engagement to bring about positive change. With COP28 on the horizon, UCN's mission to raise awareness and mobilize youth is more crucial than ever. UCN comprises a diverse range of members who represent different backgrounds, regions, and perspectives. This diversity is reflected in the organization's structure, which is based on three main pillars: Education, Advocacy, and Community. The Education pill...

Air Canada Launches New Vancouver to Dubai Flight: A Game-Changer for Travelers

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Air Canada has recently announced its newest route: a direct flight from Vancouver to Dubai. This is a major development for Canadian travelers who are looking to explore the Middle East without the hassle of connecting flights or layovers. Starting from June 2023, Air Canada will operate four flights per week between Vancouver International Airport and Dubai International Airport. The route will be serviced by the state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which promises a comfortable and enjoyable flight experience. This new route is a game-changer for both leisure and business travelers. For leisure travelers, it opens up a new destination in the Middle East, a region that is rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Dubai, in particular, is known for its stunning skyscrapers, luxury shopping, and vibrant nightlife. With the convenience of a direct flight, travelers can now plan their trip to Dubai with ease and flexibility. For business travelers, the Vancouver to Dubai route is ...

UAE will require all healthcare practitioners to use remote services

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  A new legal framework is anticipated to be implemented by the end of this year and will require all healthcare providers in the UAE to provide patients at least one type of remote treatment. On the second day of the Remote forum in Dubai on Thursday, Shaikha Hasan Al Mansory, head of the Strategy and Investment Section, Digital Health Department, Ministry of Health and Prevention, revealed this. She told Gulf News on the sidelines of the meeting that the ministry will introduce a thorough "Smart Digital Health" regulatory framework by the end of the year, and all healthcare providers will be required to offer at least one of the four types of remote health services. They must perform at least one of the following remotely: consultations, medicine prescriptions, patient monitoring, or robotic procedures. She said that healthcare service providers in the public and commercial sectors will be affected by this. 

Cloning Camels: The Cutting-Edge Science of Nisar Ahmad Wani

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  In 2009, Nisar Ahmad Wani made history by successfully carrying out the world's first camel cloning. This achievement was hailed as a groundbreaking milestone in the field of animal science, and it cemented Wani's reputation as a pioneer in the world of cloning. Today, Wani is the scientific director at the Reproductive Biotechnology Centre in Dubai , where he spends his days developing new cloning techniques and working with animals like buffalo, sheep, and, of course, camels Camel cloning may seem like a strange niche, but it is actually a critical area of research. Camels are well-adapted to living in harsh, arid environments and are a crucial source of food and transportation in many parts of the world. However, they are also susceptible to a wide range of diseases and environmental factors that can significantly impact their health and well-being. By cloning camels, scientists like Wani hope to create stronger, healthier animals that can better survive in challenging con...

Dubai public transport saw 621 million journeys in 2022

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  Dubai public transport witnessed an increase in 2022. Reportedly, over 621 million journeys were made on Dubai public transport in 2022, which is an increase of 35% from the previous year. According to the Dubai Statistics Centre's live population counter, the population in Dubai, a city in the United Arab Emirates, crossed 3.5 million in April 2022. It led to an increase in public transport and a robust recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. Public transport also witnessed a boom during the November 2022 FIFA World Cup. The Dubai officials laid on extra taxis and metro services to transport people, especially tourists, to fan zones across Dubai. Expo 2020 Dubai — which started in October 2021 and concluded on March 31 of last year — also saw an increase in visitors. They used public transport across Dubai. The Museum of the Future also attracted visitors in 2022. The Museum of the Future, an exhibition space for innovative services and products located in the Financial District o...

New Alcohol Rules In Dubai

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  Dubai has long been a destination for fun, but with its new alcohol rules, it is fast becoming the hottest spot in the Middle East. To increase safety and regulate the sale of alcohol, Dubai recently introduced new alcohol laws. If you plan on visiting Dubai soon, you should familiarize yourself with these regulations so that you can enjoy yourself without worrying about facing any legal consequences. In this article, we will look at the new alcohol rules in Dubai, including what they mean for visitors and how they are enforced. We will also provide some tips and advice on staying within the law while still enjoying all that Dubai has to offer. The new alcohol rules in Dubai The new alcohol rules in Dubai have been designed to keep residents and tourists safe while enjoying the city’s nightlife. The rules state that all alcohol must be purchased from licensed outlets, consumed in private residences or hotel rooms, and cannot be consumed in public places. There are also strict pen...

UAE Golden Visa: Dubai becomes popular place for residents to live

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  Top executives claim that Dubai is no longer a transient city where people only stayed for a short while since new policies, such as the golden visa and corporate legislation, have engendered a sense of belonging and made individuals want to retire here.  "In Dubai, people used to stay for four to six years on average, but since the golden visa and company law changes, people are defining their own standards, and the average time has grown. Many people who have chosen to retire in Dubai are considering it as one station in their lives, according to Hawazen Esber, CEO, of Development, Majid Al Futtaim Group, who was speaking on a panel. The UAE enhanced the eligibility for a 10-year golden visa for a number of groups, including scientists, exceptional students, entrepreneurs, professionals, and businessmen. It also permitted 100 per cent foreign ownership in mainland enterprises. These two projects are being hailed as game changers for the nation's potential economic growth ...

Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, has established a new centre in the emirate

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  Glad to announce that   Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid , Vice President and Ruler of  Dubai , has established a new centre in the emirate that aims to support and help grow family-owned businesses. Family businesses play an important role in supporting the UAE economy and account for some of the biggest conglomerates in the country.  The UAE's new family law that came into effect in January aims to boost the contribution of family businesses to the country’s economy and attract more businesses to set up operations in the Emirates. The law regulates the ownership of family businesses by defining their capital, how the partner disposes of his share and the mechanism for waiving it, in addition to regulating the right of redemption and evaluation of shares and their categories, as well as the family company's purchase of its shares. 

Emiratisation programme 'exceeds expectations

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  Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, hailed the success of the first phase of the Emiratisation drive after the UAE government announced tens of thousands of  Emiratis   have been successfully placed in new private sector jobs. Figures released on Wednesday showed that 28,700 Emiratis have taken jobs at private companies since the launch of the Nafis employment programme a year ago.  The Emirati Talent Competitiveness Council, headed by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Presidential Court, said Nafis had exceeded expectations in 2022, with more than 50,000 UAE citizens now working in the private sector.

Dubai’s all-female orchestra

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  Did you know that  Dubai's all-female   Firdaus Orchestra   is preparing for its maiden live online broadcast timed for the festive season. The multilingual, multinational ensemble, mentored by AR Rahman, India’s award-winning composer, made its debut during Expo 2020 Dubai and has been steadily building a fan base in the region. The musicians have been fine-tuning a diverse programme, the  Firdaus Holiday Experience,  that will run for a little over an hour on December 22 from 6pm.

Dubai to handle 2 million air passengers

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    Dubai International Airport expects to deal with approximately million passengers over the busy excursion season, capping off a robust restoration in 2022 and edging towards pre-coronavirus every day site visitors numbers. As many as 245,000 passengers are predicted to byskip thru the hub, referred to as DXB, every day among December 27 and January 3, operator Dubai Airports stated on Tuesday. “DXB will continue to be especially busy over the the rest of the vacation season and properly into the New Year,” Dubai Airports stated . “December has been especially busy for DXB because of a mixture of factors, together with the seasonal inflow of visitors, the currently concluded World Cup soccer occasion in Doha and the electricity of Dubai’s role as one of the world’s maximum famous traveler destinations.” The airport retained its role because the world's busiest for global passengers in December, beforehand of foremost hubs together wi...