City beats Singapore and Hong Kong to the top spot.
The accident took place between the districts of Ibri and Fuhud.
Projects include housing aid, new roads, schools and health centres.
The event will come to Dubai in October
New report ranks 60 nations worldwide
Up to 20 per cent of Dubai cars are under-insured, finds report
Organisation predicts slower growth than IMF projections
Iran will issue visas upon arrival for citizens of all but nine countries arriving at…
Deal was signed in Mumbai last week
The kingdom sent military aircraft to Turkey over the weekend
Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed tops the list for the fifth year running
His 10 million followers are invited to ask questions via special hashtag
Trip could see investments in energy and aerospace
London was deemed the world’s most innovative city
Rasha Hefzi also believes the Kingdom will have a female prime minister
Official suggests Qatar will have the necessary infrastructure after 2022
Sultanate is eyeing foreign loans to plug its budget deficit
Emirate plans to use data to develop and manage public services
Controversial airline CEO Akbar Al Baker tops our list of powerful Qataris
Changes include fewer ministries, bigger role for private sector
Sheikh Saif says UAE made a “sound decision” to get involved in Yemen
Reports suggest the number could double if oil sector bonuses are included
The need for economic diversification and social and hard infrastructure is not going away, writes Ashkar.
Chairman Sultan bin Sulayem will carry out the CEO’s duties and functions on an interim basis
Verifone Middle East and North Africa vice president and general manager, Ozgur Ozvardar, gives his thoughts on the future of digital payment methods
Most Gulf states have cut spending to offset dropping oil revenues
Region expected open to overseas oil servicing deals to enhance technology
Agency UM MENA predict the highlights that will shape the region’s industry this year
US secretary of state John Kerry met with GCC ministers in Riyadh and expressed concern about activities carried out by Iran in some countries
Oversupply in the oil market is expected to continue for a while, says A.T. Kearney