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.
These sessions explored opportunities to integrate sustainability and modern technologies, as well as innovative solutions like fractional investment platforms, which allow people to invest in real estate without owning entire properties.
The UAE pavilion at Expo 2025 features facades decorated with recycled date pits, using about two tonnes of this natural material. This creative approach blends authenticity, sustainability, and unique design, showcasing the palm tree not only as a cultural symbol but also as a renewable building material.
The Department of Health revealed that the event will highlight innovations and advanced technologies in areas like pharmaceutical research and health tech. These tools aim to help with the early and accurate detection of diseases.
During the discussion at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Al Shamsi, UAE's assistant minister of Foreign Affairs for Development and International Organisations, praised IFRC's global efforts and highlighted the country's strong support for humanitarian work and its role in helping ease suffering worldwide.
These tests are a major step forward in boosting 5G performance across the UAE, offering faster speeds and wider coverage for both homes and businesses, and supporting the country's growing digital economy.
The second quarter features a packed calendar of major events across sectors like finance, government, sports, energy, technology, healthcare, education, and entertainment, reinforcing Abu Dhabi's position as a global hub for innovation and collaboration.
The new bridge will be about 1,425 meters long, with four lanes in each direction, and will handle up to 16,000 vehicles per hour. It will be built 18.5 meters above Dubai Creek, with a 75-metre-wide channel underneath to allow boats and other vessels to pass through easily.
Each council will span about 1,256 square metres, with a total project area of 6,280 square metres. Facilities will include a multi-use hall, a daily-use majlis, prayer halls for men and women, a reception, staff offices, storage, kitchens, and restrooms.
Organized by the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), the highly anticipated event will be held at Madinat Jumeirah and is expected to gather 1,500 businesses, decision-makers, and financial experts.
At the fair, Al Mazrou will showcase Beyond All Measures (2024), a brass artwork created through oxidation. The piece uses the horizon as a metaphor for boundaries and how they shape human perception.
Organized by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), the festival attracted top retailers, small business owners, entrepreneurs, and productive families, contributing to the festival's dynamic nature.
New institutions now need only five documents instead of 28 for licensing. For academic program accreditation, first-time applicants and existing institutions applying for new programs now need just one document instead of 13.
With these agreements now in effect, trade between the UAE, Costa Rica, and Mauritius will become easier. Tariffs on many goods will be reduced, customs procedures will be simplified, and new opportunities will be created for investment in key industries across the UAE, Central America, and Africa.
9,372 patients received medical treatment at the scene, while 13,531 were taken to hospitals for further care. This highlights National Ambulance's dedication to providing fast and efficient emergency services.
Training sessions were held at community centers in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and Ras Al Khaimah. Over six two-day sessions, volunteers completed a total of 2,046 training hours to strengthen their crisis response skills.
The CEPA program, launched in September 2021, continues to expand in 2025 with five new agreements signed with Malaysia, New Zealand, Kenya, Ukraine, and the Central African Republic.
The first edition of the initiative includes Reading Ambassadors chosen from four main groups: writers and pioneers, youth, volunteers, and children. These ambassadors will help spread reading habits in the community by creating and running meaningful projects through different platforms.
The newly introduced symbol for the UAE Dirham represents both its physical and digital forms. Derived from the English name for the Dirham, the symbol incorporates two horizontal lines, symbolizing currency stability and drawing inspiration from the UAE flag.
From March 25 to April 6, #EidInDubai will showcase spectacular fireworks, live entertainment, sports events, shopping promotions, and dining experiences, creating a lively and festive atmosphere for all.
The initiative works with over 75 hotels to collect and distribute untouched surplus food to those in need. It will be carried out in Dubai with the support of the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism.
Archer will provide aircraft alongside supplying ADA with skilled pilots, technicians, and engineers to help with the initial setup, ensuring a smooth and safe launch. In addition, Archer plans to introduce a software system, including a booking app, to support urban air mobility operations.
As part of this partnership, Emirates NBD Asset Management clients will gain access to BlackRock's Alternative Investments platform, which manages more than $450 billion in assets.
