UAE residents can expect a very long weekend in June
In June 2023, working people in the United Arab Emirates can expect a very long weekend - on the occasion of the Eid Al Adha sacrifice holiday. Eid al-Adha is expected to start on Wednesday 28 June and last until at least Friday 30 June. Given that Araf Day would
Dubai Mall updates name and logo
Dubai Mall, Dubai's largest shopping complex, has updated its name and logo for the first time in 15 years. The new name has already appeared on the facades of the huge building, and the logo now reads Dubai Mall Emaar instead of the previous The Dubai Mall Emaar. The mall
UAE Central Bank outlines the risks of virtual asset management
The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates has issued an instruction outlining the risks involved in dealing with virtual assets and virtual service providers (VASPs). The new rules in the instruction are expected to strengthen controls on money laundering and terrorist financing. They are aimed at licensed financial institutions
U-Ask platform on the official UAE government portal
The U-Ask platform, a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence technology, is available on the official portal of the United Arab Emirates government. The platform allows users to access information on public services in Arabic and English. Minister of State for Government Development and Future and chairman of the Higher Committee
Medicine delivery drones introduced in Dubai
Dubai has tested drones capable of delivering medicines to those in need. The project was initiated by Fakeeh University Hospital in Dubai Silicon Oasis to improve the efficiency of logistics services. The medication was delivered to the patient's home, the drone successfully covered a distance of 10 km. The new
DEF unveils exciting events
Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE) has announced the exciting line-up for the annual Dubai Esports and Games Festival 2023 (DEF). DEF will take place from 21-25 June at the Dubai Expo Centre's South Pavilions, Expo City Dubai. DEF 2023 will be open exclusively to schools through online registration from
Committee to study non-Muslim religious activities established
The United Arab Emirates establishes a committee to study and classify non-Muslim religious activities, rituals and customs existing in the country. The idea is contained in a draft federal law approved by the UAE Federal National Council. The draft law seeks to promote the values of tolerance and contains requirements