The UAE is strategically scaling up its high-profile alliances with premier international sports federations and elite global institutions to fast-track home-grown talent onto podiums worldwide. Capitalising on state-of-the-art infrastructure and a stacked calendar of world-class events, the nation continues to deepen ties across the sporting spectrum. Football leads the push through grassroots academies featuring Manchester

I often have conversations with my AI Agent Human: You have access to more human knowledge than any person could read in a lifetime. Tell me something humanity has been trying to understand for thousands of years. What is the purpose of life? AI: If you want the honest answer, I don’t know. Human: That

The UAE real estate sector maintained strong performance during the first half of 2026, supported by growing investment demand, expanding development activity, a diversified investor base and continued enhancements to regulatory and legislative frameworks that strengthened the attractiveness of the country’s property markets. The sector entered the second half of the year on a solid

Emirati racer Alia Abdulsalam Fairooz has achieved an exceptional sporting milestone after successfully surpassing the previous world speed record in the Formula 4 powerboat category, which was held by British racer John Brewer at a speed of 128.7 km/h over a one-kilometre distance. The achievement was accomplished during an official speed attempt held yesterday on

Dawlati, the Emirati-owned hiring platform built to connect UAE Nationals with private-sector employers, has reached a major milestone of 20,000+ Emirati professionals on its platform, strengthening its position as a growing national talent ecosystem supporting the UAE’s Emiratisation ambitions.  Founded in the UAE, Dawlati was created to address one of the key challenges facing both

Emirati women’s investments in Sharjah’s real estate sector recorded a trade value of AED2.7 billion from January to August 2026, according to data released by the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department. The investments covered 3,385 properties owned by 3,737 Emirati women, reflecting their growing role in the emirate’s real estate market and confidence in its

Relaam, Abu Dhabi’s leading property management company, has launched its digital Tajdid service, enabling tenants to renew their leases directly through the Relaam app without the need to visit a branch, while benefiting from lower renewal fees and greater convenience. The launch is one of several initiatives being introduced as part of Relaam’s broader digital