The UAE has joined the US-supported Pax Silica initiative to strengthen artificial intelligence supply chains, reinforcing economic collaboration and advancing technological cooperation between the two countries.
The UAE has joined the US-supported Pax Silica initiative to strengthen artificial intelligence supply chains, reinforcing economic collaboration and advancing technological cooperation between the two countries.
Three airlines from the UAE have ranked among the world’s five safest carriers, with Etihad Airways securing the number one global position for its outstanding safety record and operational standards.
Gold rates in Dubai have surged to unprecedented levels, with 24-carat gold now priced at Dh550 per gram, reflecting strong global demand and ongoing market volatility.
Gold prices in Dubai have risen sharply, with 22-carat gold now exceeding Dh500 per gram, reflecting increased demand, global market trends, and investor interest in safe-haven assets.
Greece’s airspace closure raises questions about potential flight disruptions, prompting travellers in the UAE and GCC to assess possible delays, rerouting, or schedule changes affecting regional and international air travel.
Dubai tenants are unlikely to face sharp rent hikes at renewal, as the Smart Rental Index regulates increases, ensuring fair, data-driven pricing aligned with market trends and property classifications.
The UAE will organise New Year celebrations at more than 30 locations nationwide, offering workers dedicated events to mark the occasion and promote inclusivity, appreciation and community spirit across the country.
The UAE denied allegations about illegal weapons shipments and interference in Yemen, calling them unfounded, reaffirming its commitment to international law, transparency, regional stability, and diplomatic efforts to support peace.
As the year ends, UAE residents share how creative habits, mindset shifts and practical strategies helped them adapt, sustain and achieve their New Year resolutions instead of abandoning them midway.
The UAE has set a Dh6,000 minimum monthly salary for Emiratis employed in the private sector, effective January 1, 2026, to enhance job stability and encourage national workforce participation.