Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of Foreign Trade and Chairman of the 15th edition of the AIM Investment Summit 2026, which opened today at the Dubai World Trade Centre, stressed that the UAE has established its position as a global hub for trade and investment, underpinned by an open, agile and multi-partnership economy,
Standard Chartered announced today the findings of its latest Future of Trade report, titled ‘Navigating an Age of Structural Uncertainty’, which ranks the United Arab Emirates first globally among 27 surveyed markets for planned investment in digital supply chain finance platforms. The ranking comes as UAE businesses increase their focus on supplier resilience, real-time visibility
Dignified Life, the world’s first Life Transitions Advisory business, has announced its launch in the UAE, introducing a new model of support for individuals navigating some of life’s most significant periods of change. Founded by British business leader and Chartered Surveyor Karen Jenner, Dignified Life was created in response to a simple challenge: major life transitions
Government ministers, policymakers and senior international travel leaders will gather at Arabian Travel Market’s (ATM) 2026 next week, as the tourism industry comes together in Dubai to examine the future of travel regionally and internationally, from 14–17 September at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). This year’s edition will feature over 210 influential speakers from the government
As the UAE accelerates investment in national talent, future skills and workforce transformation, Ru’ya 2026 will bring together government entities, educators and leading employers to help prepare Emiratis for the opportunities shaping tomorrow’s economy. Over successive editions, Ru’ya has grown into a leading platform for Emirati talent development, equipping students, graduates, entrepreneurs and professionals with
For most customers, du is easy to understand. It provides mobile connectivity. It connects homes to the internet. Businesses use its networks. Millions of people interact with the company every day through smartphones, broadband connections and digital services. But the company behind the du brand is becoming much more complicated. Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company is
Salik is built around an unusually simple idea. Vehicles drive beneath toll gates. A fee is deducted automatically. Millions of these small transactions accumulate. The result is one of Dubai’s most profitable infrastructure businesses. Salik does not manufacture products. It does not operate thousands of shops. It does not need a large workforce relative to
