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UAE Updates on community services, Ramadan initiatives, humanitarian aid, aviation events, health programs, and wildlife conservation.
UAE Updates on community services, Ramadan initiatives, humanitarian aid, aviation events, health programs, and wildlife conservation.
UAE launches pioneering gene therapy projects for autism and rare brain disorders in children, using AI and advanced genetic technology.
Witness a rare six-planet parade tonight at Al Qudra Desert, combining astronomy and Ramadan under the stunning night sky.
UAE advances smart governance, global partnerships, Ramadan initiatives, and public safety, with digital growth and near-universal security confidence.
Dubai medical conferences generate billions of dirhams while boosting prevention, innovation, and healthcare excellence across the emirate.
The Philippines signs a global deal in Dubai to protect OFWs from online scams and expand job access through awareness, training, and support.
Al Dhafra launches a Ramadan food subsidy programme offering 800+ discounted items to help families manage costs across the region.
India and the UAE will build an 8 exaflop AI supercomputer to support research, startups, and secure AI development within India.
UAE showcases innovation, civic engagement, and cultural celebrations, from lotteries and Eid planning to police awards and smarter government services.
Dubai’s healthcare sector grew 8% in 2025, with more facilities and workers, boosting investor confidence and cementing its status as a regional medical hub.
Abu Dhabi launches 25 healthy living programmes to boost fitness, nutrition, and community wellbeing.
Fujairah sets a Guinness World Record with 358 experts at the world’s largest honey pollen workshop.
UAE Food Bank launches a Ramadan campaign to deliver 8 million meals, reduce food waste, and support vulnerable communities worldwide.
UAE highlights faith, community, and compassion with Ramadan pardons, Lenten observances, and civic initiatives fostering social cohesion.
Sharjah’s 2025 economy grows with AI, digital services, and 84,443 establishments, boosting investment and entrepreneurship.
Dubai’s commercial transport sector grows 40% in 2025, revenues surpass Dh8.4b, with 16,917 licensed companies and 500,000 vehicles.
A rare genetic brain disorder is named after a UAE doctor following research in Abu Dhabi, highlighting advances in genetic testing and rare disease care.
Indian Idol films special global episodes on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, bringing its 20-year music legacy to the UAE with star judges and young talent.
Emirates NBD approves plan to merge Indian branches with RBL Bank, paving the way for a major India expansion pending regulatory approval.
UAE prepares for Ramadan with shorter work hours, rare celestial events, and strict measures against online fraud to ensure safe, festive engagement.
FIA and League of Arab States formalize cooperation to enhance transport, tourism, road safety, and cross-border travel across the Arab region.
Filipino workers warned against fake UAE job offers as authorities arrest a recruiter using forged documents and illegal deployment schemes.
UAE updates: Dubai boosts parachute safety, Maritime City introduces paid parking, and Abu Dhabi regulates Ramadan tent permits for public safety and order.
Emirates Red Crescent begins Ramadan tent setup, allocating Dh32.5 million to provide Iftar meals for 395,000 people across the UAE.
Dubai doctors explain whether Ozempic is safe during Ramadan fasting and warn of risks, including dehydration, low blood sugar, and poor nutrition.
Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan honours royal photographer Ramesh Shukla, who documented UAE history for 60 years, after his death at 87.
UAE news: updates on governance, heritage, charity, education, digital services, and Ramadan preparations; Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, and federal initiatives highlighted.
Dubai honours Arab Hope Makers winners, awarding three humanitarian champions Dh1 million each for transformative social impact.
UAE’s new Higher Education Law introduces 30 reforms to unify regulation, boost quality, tighten oversight and modernise licensing and accreditation nationwide.
Abu Dhabi lists over 40 modern-era landmarks on its heritage register, protecting airports, schools, hospitals and civic sites under cultural heritage law.