Asma Soliman

Stocks in the United Arab Emirates exhibited a positive trend in Friday's session, driven by the surge in oil prices. Investors remained vigilant due to concerns about the potential escalation of the conflict between Israel and Gaza.

The UAE has chosen Sultan Al Neyadi, an Emirati astronaut who is widely recognized for his momentous six-month mission aboard the International Space Station, as its new Minister of State for Youth.

Emirates Airlines, renowned as the world's largest international air carrier, has unveiled plans to bolster its services to Seoul, the capital of South Korea.

Law enforcement underscored the exclusive designation of the hard shoulder for emergency vehicles, emphasizing its reserved use for urgent situations.

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced a revision in the minimum top-up amount for Nol cards, Dubai's prepaid smart card for public transportation.

As the UAE steps into the New Year, authorities are delivering a crucial reminder to motorists, particularly parents, to prioritize road safety. The focus is on ensuring the secure use of car seats for toddlers and young passengers.

Recent instances at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints in the United States during 2023 have brought to light the astonishing reality that some air travelers remain oblivious to the items permitted or prohibited during airport...

Dubai has embarked on an ambitious social welfare initiative with the introduction of the 'Dubai Social Agenda 33,' a visionary program that allocates a substantial budget of Dh208 billion over the next decade.

An Air India pilot has been removed from duty following a substantial landing in Dubai after a flight from Kochi on December 20, as per reports from Indian media.

Five members of a family from the United Arab Emirates perished in a road accident that ensued tragically after the New Year's Eve festivities.

Dubai has joined several other emirates in the UAE by enforcing a ban on single-use plastic from January 1, 2024, with violators facing fines of up to Dh2,000.

The Abu Dhabi Police Department has issued a stern warning to motorists, emphasizing the importance of adhering to lane discipline to avoid a fine of Dh400.

Despite explicit warnings before the commencement of movies, cautioning against the unauthorized capturing of images or videos, numerous individuals persist in violating copyright laws within UAE cinemas, thereby exposing themselves to severe legal...

A ruling was recently rendered by the Al Ain Court of First Instance in a legal dispute involving a young man and a girl.

'Parkin,' a public joint stock company (PJSC) charged with revamping Dubai's parking system, has been unveiled.

Starting January 15, Saudi Arabia will enforce a significant change in its real estate landscape, requiring all rent payments for residential leases to be processed through the Ejar platform.

In a historic step last year, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt were among the six states that issued invitations to join the BRICS.

Restaurant owners are raising concerns about falling prey to electronic fraud through enticing advertisements circulated on various social media platforms.

Dubai is set to undergo a transformative change with the announcement of a groundbreaking street lighting project by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).

Etihad Airways has ushered in the new year, 2024, by inaugurating daily flights from Abu Dhabi to Kozhikode (CCJ) and Thiruvananthapuram (TRV) in the Kerala region of India, starting January 1.

In an effort to strengthen Egypt's workforce, Saudi Arabia is planning to evaluate Egyptian workers' abilities.

The Canadian government has recently announced a humanitarian initiative aimed at offering lifeline visas to Sudanese individuals seeking refuge from the ongoing conflicts in Sudan.

Located one hundred kilometers apart from the current Mansourah Massarah gold mine, the Saudi Arabian mining behemoth Ma'aden has revealed a large gold resource potential.

The Dubai Civil Court of First Instance recently confirmed the judgment of the Insurance Disputes Settlement and Resolution Committee, which ordered an insurance company to compensate a traffic accident victim to the tune of 450,000 dirhams.