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AP / Kamran Jebreili
Sharjah Airport has received the first flight of Fly Jinnah, a leading low-cost carrier in Pakistan operated jointly by Lakson Group of Pakistan and Air ArabiaGroup of...
UN / Loey Felipe
WASHINGTON: The United Nations on Tuesday named a coordinator to oversee humanitarian relief shipments into Gaza as part of a UN Security Council resolution adopted on...
Gulf News: Heavy rain lashed the UAE on Thursday morning, but cloud cover has since significantly receded. The NationalCentre of Meteorology (NCM) says the unstable weather was caused by an extension of low pressure from the Red Sea, along with humid south-easterly...
Muslim Council of Elders organises Global Models of Human Fraternity seminar at ADIBF 20242024-05-02
Gulf Today: The Muslim Council of Elders is participating at ADIBF 2024 with over 220 publications in 5 different languages, including 22 new releases addressing key intellectual issues. The Muslim Council of Elders' Pavilion at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair...
GDN Online: Leading Sharjah developer Arada has consolidated its lifestyle assets into a separate division with new leadership as it continues to see healthy growth outside its core residential business. The newHospitality and Entertainment division...
Gulf News: Dubai: Private school ratings by the Dubai Schools Inspection Bureau, (DSIB), part of the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), are out. A spokesperson of the education regulator told Gulf News that the ratings for all schools that have been...
Gulf Today: Alia Al Mansoor (centre), Jordanian author Mohammad Jamal Amro (left) and NorthernIrishmanLiam Kelly during the session. 4) Educator Liam Kelly 5) Author Mohammad Jamal Amro . Gulf Today, Staff Reporter Two children's authors discussed the power of poetry...
Gulf Today: “My father can do everything for me I can think of,” says Eliana Al Saabi. Gulf Today, Staff Reporter Most heroes wear capes but even the ones who don’t are also part of the collective consciousness of those attending the 15th SharjahChildren’s...
Gulf News: Sharjah: Most heroes wear capes but even the ones who don’t are part of the collective consciousness of those attending the 15th Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival (SCRF) that kicked off at Expo Centre Sharjah under the theme ‘Once upon a hero’ on Wednesday....
Time Out Dubai: The Roads and TransportAuthority of Dubai (RTA) has suspended all intercity buses during the period of adverse weather conditions. Intercity buses are one of the only ways to get around the United Arab Emirates – especially if you don’t have a car. This...
The Siasat Daily: United Arab Emirates (UAE) residents woke up to heavy rainfall with strong winds, thunder, and lightning in the early hours of Thursday, May 2, with more wet weather expected throughout the day. On Thursday, the UAE’s NationalCentre for Meteorology...
UAE rains: Emirates, flybubai, Etihad Airways, Air Arabia announce flight cancellations, delays2024-05-02
Gulf News: Dubai: Adverse weather conditions across the UAE are impacting flights to and from Dubai, resulting in delays, diversions, and cancellations on May 2. Flights operated by UAE carriers Emirates, Etihad Airways, flydubai, and Air Arabia were impacted by the...
Arabian Business: The incentive and support package will provide affected projects with 100% priority funding for project assets like equipment, furniture, and raw materials ......
Gulf News: American University of Sharjah (AUS) has made notable strides and is now positioned among the top 150 universities in Asia in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Ranking for 2024. This marks a significant advancement from its previous...
Gulf Today: Overcast skies in Sharjah hid the sun from public view on Thursday morning while traffic slowed down in several places. Gulf Today, Staff ReporterUAE residents saw a second spell of rain on Thursday morning even as the heavy thunderstorm of April 16 was still...