Due to the robust demand from markets in Europe and Asia,the number of new enterprises opening in the UAE through Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), the emirate’s flagship free zone, increased by 19% during the first half of the year. Dubai’s strong commercial attraction to international investors has contributed to the high turnout of new […]
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Plans are underway to add the world’s first office building made using three-dimensional printer technology to its collection of eye-catching buildings. Mohammed Al-Gergawi, the United Arab Emirates’ minister of Cabinet affairs, said the project is part of a broader effort by the seven-state federation to embrace cutting-edge technology and make it a global hub for
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Members of the World Health Organization have agreed to implement a global action plan on “antimicrobial resistance” (AMR),” and have called upon the United Nations to convene a high-level meeting of political leaders in 2016. Current antibiotics are becoming increasingly ineffective, not only at fighting common illnesses like pneumonia and urinary tract infections, but also
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Greece has submitted a new bundle of proposals just in time to the institutions in charge of its bailout, with the hope of securing the cash it desperately needs by next week. There’s another call planned to discuss Greece’s banking sector towards the limit for Emergency Liquidity Assistance as money has been leaving banks so
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The agreement means all US citizens in the Gulf state will now have the details of all of their finances held in the UAE provided to the American government, potentially making them liable for additional tax. The US law requires foreign financial institutions to provide annual reports on account information of customers who are US
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A recently introduced law in the UAE makes it a criminal offence to swear or use abusive language in text messages. Anyone convicted of the offence could face a fine of up to $68,000 (AED250,000) and a prison sentence. Expats will also be deported from the UAE under the cybercrime law. The new law came
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Directional signs will be displayed prohibiting the parking of vehicles within the residential district at night unless they are issued with Type R parking cards, or pay the fine AED 200. This parking permit type has to have a family accommodation in the area, and support the application by a title deed or an attested
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Tenants should carefully read their utility bills every month. Some Dubai tenants have complained of overcharging of housing fee by (DEWA) bills on monthly basis. However, the Dubai Municipality said tenants overcharged on their housing fee will be refunded the extra amount. Tenants should approach the municipality with their Ejari-registered contract and their (Dewa) bill.
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Schools are scheduled to reopen on 30th August 2015. However, the winter break will last for three weeks and the spring break will stay two weeks. This will give students an extra 14 days holiday.
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Qatar’s stock market fell sharply after Swiss authorities opened criminal proceedings against individuals on suspicion of mismanagement and money laundering related to the award of rights to host the 2018 and 2022 soccer World Cups. Switzerland’s Office of the Attorney General stated they had seized data and documents stored in computer systems at FIFA.
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