The gates are being used to track unregistered vehicles before a road toll system is introduced
The move comes after the country quadrupled the cost of a one-month visa last year
GulfTalent said its survey showed 82 per cent of women plan to get behind the wheel
By the end of the year, foreign business owners will be able to register onshore in the UAE with 100 per cent ownership. How will this change – and others – impact the GCC’s free zone landscape?
Manish Vyas looks ahead at how the telecommunication sector could transform the way humans live, work and play
The last amnesty, allowing illegal residents in the country to correct their status, was more than five years ago
It has been an eventful tournament for the ‘greens’
The kingdom has been impacted by major cyber attacks in recent years
Dubai’s government has prevented schools from increasing fees in the next academic year
The change in management will leave Viceroy with no UAE hotels
The planned canal, expected to cost SAR2.8bn, will add 60 kilometres to the Saudi coastline when completed
The Saudi team’s plane caught fire on Monday evening during a flight to Rostov-on-Don
Weapons captured by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen bear “distinctive links to Iran”, say officials
An official said the upcoming amnesty would be the first allowing illegal residents to correct their status inside the country
Ahmed al-Khatib was appointed in 2016 as chairman of the General Entertainment Authority
The team were travelling on a Rossiya Airbus A319 from St Petersburg to Rostov-on-Don in Russia
The UAE announced a new transit visa policy last week allowing connecting passengers an exemption from entry fees
A look at the various different parties involved in the war
The flight will provide the only ‘year-round non-stop daily service’ between Auckland and Bali
The Dubai-based port operator says it will continue legal proceedings to retake control of the Doraleh port
The Emirates will deposit $1bn in Ethiopia’s central bank to ease a severe foreign currency shortage
Kuwait’s oil dependent economy has struggled to keep pace with developments in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, but with a growing non-oil economy and ambitious development plans, the Gulf state could be turning a corner
Friday, June 15, has been declared as the first day of Eid Al Fitr
The UAE Cabinet has also added an insurance scheme in place of bank guarantees when recruiting private sector workers
The new federal arbitration law takes effect on June 16
The emirate is also introducing a 30 per cent alcohol tax in stores
An attack over the weekend killed three civilians in Jazan
Some analysts say spare capacity could even fall below 2 per cent
Qatar has filed a lawsuit against the UAE at the International Court of Justice
Growth was driven by increased output, which rose at the fastest pace in 40 months during May