Tag: latest middle east news
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Sultanate of Oman records 93% increase in visitor numbers as per KeysInternational
ForwardKeys International, one of the globally leading companies in the field of travel data and analytics, released the latest data on flight bookings, especially during November and December of the current year
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Baharain set to host German Arab Exhibition for pharmaceutical industries and medical supplies in 2023
The Minister of Health examines the preparations of the Kingdom of Bahrain to host the conference and German Arab Exhibition for the pharmaceutical industries and medical supplies in 2023.
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CUD collaborated with Dubai Police at an all-day event
Canadian University Dubai (CUD) collaborated with Dubai Police at the all-day event hosted at the CUD campus on November 1, 2022.
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UAE issues new domestic law; Know details here
The new UAE domestic worker law will result in workers also being required to present evidence of their fitness and professional competence for the job.
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Dubai to witness driverless taxi at Gitex Global 2022
Soon Dubai will be witnessing driverless taxis in the streets, which any passenger can use for personal purposes.
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Dubai budgets Dh74.5B to adopt a new integrated strategy to enhance SDGs
On January 27, the Dubai authority has approved an integrated strategy to enhance environmental sustainability in Dubai. Reportedly, the strategy will be implemented from 2021 to 2041. The project has been capped at Dh 74.5 billion. Of the total amount, Dh 70.5 billion would be raised with the help of private sector partners. The decision…
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Middle East: Qatar’s chief Sheikh Al-Thani to visit Washington on Jan 31
According to the sources associated with the matter, Qatar’s ruling Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, would visit the United States on January 31. Reportedly, the trip would give an address to Afghanistan, the security of gas supplies to Iran and Europe. This would be Sheikh Al-Thani’s first visit since President Joe Biden took office…
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Amid air strike concerns, Yemenis struggle without power for third day
On Sunday, most of the residents of Yemen witnessed the third day without internet after the telecom infrastructure was damaged because of the air strikes on the Red Sea city of Hodeidah. A resident of the capital city, Sanaa, shared the ordeal and said that at the exchange office, he was not able to take…
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Reports: Middle East schools scrap anti-gay guidance from bullying charter
According to an investigation, the British private schools established in the Middle East have scrapped the anti-homophobia guidelines from their respective bullying charters. The rules which have been designed to stop homophobic bullying were being abolished by the international franchises of schools, including King’s College, Royal Grammar School (RGS), Sherborne and Guildford. This guideline has…