Wheat importers face a threat to delivering politically sensitive bread supplies across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) after Russia's invasion Read More
For the coming academic year, Dubai’s public schools will not raise their fees
The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), the emirate's education regulator, stated on Tuesday that private schools in Dubai will not be Read More
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hopes to strengthen ties with UAE
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that she wants the bilateral relations between Bangladesh and the UAE to have a deeper political Read More
So far global companies, banks and investors have announced that they have exposure in some form to Russia of more than $110 billion. Read More
Abu Dhabi International Airport Expect 10.7 million Passengers In 2022
As many as 5.26 million passengers passed through Abu Dhabi International Airport in 2021, 46% of them (2.43 million) in the last three months of the Read More
Mikhail Fridman, a Russian billionaire, spoke out against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Mikhail Maratovich Fridman, the co-founder of Alfa-Group, a multinational Russian conglomerate, wants the war to stop as soon as possible after the Read More
EXCLUSIVE Chinese, Brazilian, UAE suitors eye Castlelake renewable unit Ibitu, sources say
United Arab Emirates investor Mubadala Investment Co, China's State Power Investment Corporation and Brazilian companies Vibra (VBBR3.SA)and XP Inc (XP.Read More
UAE Has Adequate Food Stocks “For A Long Time,” Says Official
Allaying fears over the likely shortage of wheat, corn and other essential commodities, the government on Wednesday assured that it had enough Read More
Logistics Management Platform Provider Shipsy raises $25 million in a Series B round
Shipsy, a leading SaaS-based smart logistics management platform provider, has raised $25 million in a Series B round co-led by A91 Partners and Read More
Apple stops product sales in Russia, adding to pressure from shippers, car makers
American big brands including Apple, Google, Ford and Harley-Davidson on Tuesday stopped sales and distanced themselves from Russia because of the invasion Read More






