As the UAE and Saudi race to build nuclear reactors to meet mounting energy needs, the inevitable question arises – is nuclear a viable option?
Medical tech firms are flush with rising government healthcare spend.
Labour reforms impact on the company will “drag on for a few more years”, but it is steadily decreasing, a top executive said.
Until recently it was thought that agriculture in the UAE was a futile industry. But Japan’s film farming technology is forcing the experts to revaluate.
The average selling price of a smartphone globally is seen dropping by more than a fifth by 2018, to $260.
As Expo 2015 host Milan prepares for the event, officials say they are pleased to hand the baton to Dubai in 2020.
MSCI will raise the UAE and Qatar to emerging market from frontier market status at the end of May.
The six parliamentary elections since 2006 and more than ten different governments
The crisis is as an eye-opener for governments and authorities across the world on how to confront the attention that accompanies any mega-disaster.
The Japanese automotive industry is one of the most prominent in the world.
The tenth anniversary of the Kingsman Dubai sugar conference was held as the fourth consecutive year of global sugar stocks increase.
The Kingdom recently appointed Prince Muqrin as deputy crown prince.
The UAE government recently ruled that all Emirati men aged 18-30 would have to serve in the military. What’s not to like, asks Damian Reilly.
Nearly 30 people accused of corruption have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to 23 years.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain have accused Qatar of disregarding an accord not to interfere in fellow Arab states’ internal affairs.
Up to 14,500 delegates from Nu Skin Enterprises in China will visit the emirate between April 6-16.
Washington’s preliminary nuclear deal with Iran last year caused tensions between the US and Saudi.
Iran and Syria are the main issues for discussion at the summit, scheduled to take place in Kuwait on March 25-26.
The recent disappearance of MH 370 has exposed flaws in the use of radar in aircraft, which fades over oceans and deserts.
A shift in policy is now seeing Japan take steps to embrace the Muslim traveller.
Only nine funds have been domiciled in the DIFC since its current funds regime was introduced in 2010.
The deal will reinforce confidence in Dubai’s property market, curbing apprehensions on market volatility, says expert.
Last month, Yemen said it had handed Saudi Arabia 29 of its nationals wanted as al Qaeda militants.
Dubai firm Arabtec has signed a $40 billion deal to build one million homes in Egypt.
Despite the brotherhood’s taste for populist electoral politics, no other GCC member, apart from Saudi Arabia, has declared it a terrorist organisation.
Trade, energy and industry ties are dominating business and bilateral relations between the two countries, say experts.
The upgrading of Qatar and the UAE to emerging market status by the MSCI may benefit Kuwait’s stock market.
The incident is likely to rekindle a debate about whether black box flight recorders should be replaced with satellite-based systems capable of sending back telemetry in real time.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain withdrew their ambassadors from Qatar last week.
Each country has until November to come up with its own supposedly “concrete” plans, but there is nothing to enforce their implementation.