Mohammad Bin Zayed tours Al Dhafra Festival Shaikh Mohammad said that UAE, under the leadership of President His Hihgness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is keen on perpetuating heritage and cultural festivals as a message to the present and future generations for safeguarding the country's traditions and heritage.
Sayegh, Al Sarsi sworn in as judges The new judges are Dr Ahmad Sayegh, appointed as a judge at the Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal; and Adviser Saleh Mohammad Al Sarsi, appointed as a judge at the Fujairah Federal Court of Appeal.
UAE youth join trip to spread peace Shaikh Hamdan Bin Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, on Monday visited the group on Fuji Maru, ship of the world's youth, docked at Port Rashid.
Man smoked hashish in police station parking lot Prosecutors charged the 32-year-old A.W., with possessing 9.98 grammes of hashish and consuming tetrahydrocannabinol, an active component of hashish.
Jobless man denies stripping in flat and threatening to kill woman Prosecutors charged the 37-year-old Bangladeshi man with trespassing into the house of the Uzbek secretary, A.S., cursing and threatening her and breaking her vase. He also allegedly threatened to kill her.
Trio to be charged with breach of trust During Monday's hearing, K.B.'s lawyers Samir Ja'afar and Hussain Al Jaziri, and the managers' advocate Abdul Monem Bin Suwaidan, asked Presiding Judge Riyad for an adjournment to present their defence.
Home countries responsible for welfare of job-seekers The labour court in Abu Dhabi yesterday denied the existence of any case related to South African labourers or drivers working at the Emirates Taxi Company, who were allegedly defrauded by an employment company.
No individual meals at public kitchens The Sharjah municipality has implemented a new rule that forbids public kitchens from serving individual-sized meals to customers. It is being enforced from the first week of February.
UAE National Charter for 2021 His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, chairs a Cabinet meeting in Liwa and outlines the UAE National Charter for 2021
Abu Dhabi to get new street signs The project team met to frame guidelines for creating a street signage manual that will empower the three municipalities to implement their respective Addressing System Projects.
Book on workers' rights released Brochure issued in six "The book will be distributed to federal and national organisations, the labourers' accommodations as well as the various media," said an official.
Chinese gang deny breaking into houses and stealing cash and valuables Prosecutors charged the trio, 31-year-old visitor Y.C., 24-year-old salesman K.L. and a 50-year-old worker, with using a hammer, screwdriver and a crowbar to break in and steal from two houses [in two separate cases] belonging to their compatriots.
Police bust tech-savvy credit card fraud ring A senior official at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of Sharjah Police told Gulf News that the gang forged credit cards and used the internet to communicate with their victims as well as with their international counterparts.
Rape-murder convict seeks clemency "I am guilty, but I didn't intend to kill him… Yes, I raped him," the 30-year-old convict, R.R., who is on death row, said when Presiding Judge Eisa Al Sharif levelled the charges against him.
Illegal apartment partitions to be demolished The municipality made this announcement through local media and set a deadline of February 14, 2010 as the last date for tenants and landlords to fall in line with the building regulation.
Rain kills two in 48 hours in RAK The 54-year-old victim Lal Khan was driving on the Al Saeedi Road which connects Al Taweyeen Roundabout and Emirates Road.
Betel leaves used to make biodegradable plates Distributed under the brand name Harmony by LTC International LLC, the eco-friendly disposable bioplate, already used in Austria, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland, is now available in the UAE.
Abu Dhabi launches waste disposal system The second phase of the electro-hydraulic underground waste collection system was launched by the Centre of Waste Management — Abu Dhabi in Al Khalidiya on Sunday.
Liwa's Qasr Al Sarab resort offers breathtaking vistas From the moment one arrives, the resort holds sway over visitors with its architecture and design rooted in Liwa's unique heritage and its breathtaking natural views.
Al Khail project nears completion Al Khail Road is one of the key roads parallel to Shaikh Zayed Road and Emirates Road. It starts from Bu Kadrah Interchange (Interchange of Oud Metha-Al Khor Roads) and ends at Emirates Road near Jebel Ali.
Rough seas predicted for Monday in UAE A duty forecaster at Dubai Meteorological Office (DMO) on Sunday said the system has moved away from the UAE and its current impact is mostly on Pakistan’s south-western region.
Blacksmith to receive Dh1.2m compensation The Abu Dhabi Supreme Federal Court held the company, where Indian expatriate Anil Prasad, worked, responsible for his medical, moral and financial damages.
Visitors feel pressured by Labour Ministry security Members of the public, who need to finish a transaction or lodge a complaint at the Ministry, must undergo security check before they are allowed into the customer service waiting hall.
Accused on death row for rape, murder to appear in appeals court The 30-year-old R.R., who was given a death sentence by the Dubai Court of First Instance last month, is set to appear before Presiding Judge Eisa Al Sharif and ask for leniency or a reduced punishment.
Woman stabbed to death in Ras Al Khaimah The deceased is thought to be a Bangladeshi national. Eyewitnesses said her body was found wrapped in a blanket near the RAK taxi stand.
Huge holes in conservation effort One feels silly switching off lights in a room when leaving it as rampant wastage of energy takes place in shops across Dubai
E-Learning is trendy Chairman of the third e-learning forum hosted by the Hamdan Bin Mohammad e-University deems e-education an emerging trend as students who manage their own learning become stronger professionals
Authorities crack down on dishonest institutes Many training establishments in Dubai are masquerading as universities and fraudulently awarding degrees to unsuspecting students, the KHDA says
UAE Voluntary Academy launched The initiative aims at implanting voluntary work culture and qualifying local cadres in cooperation with public institutions, private sector and non profitable organisations.
Unified plans key, says Mohammad For the second day in a row, the Cabinet on Friday discussed at Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort the strategies of the ministries of Health and Social Affairs following briefings by Dr Hanif Hassan, Minister of Health, and Mariam Al Roumi, Minister of Social Affairs.
Duke of Argyll all praise for Dubai Torquhil Ian Campbell, who was in Dubai for the inaugural Desert Palm Nations Polo Tournament, sees the UAE as a very important market in his role as a brand ambassador.
Award-winning Hungarian pianist plays for a cause The two-hour workshop under the theme ‘Let the music be everyone's treasure' saw the participation of six children from Special Care Center — a school for special needs children — and the rest were from mainstream schools.
Messages on wall reflect state of mind A few are always busy text messaging, others wear trendy clothes and have ‘funky' hair. This is their daily routine and lifestyle.
Looking back with pride Forty years ago, Dubai Police was a young force. Just over a decade old, the law enforcement authority was looking for young and able-bodied men to bolster its numbers.
For this, the new force looked far and wide, at a time in Dubai's history where "far and wide" included anything outside Bur Dubai and Deira. The force not only gave job opportunities but was also known to pay well and train its men. Last week, the force's cheerful and highly visible chief, Lieutenant General Dahi Khalfan Tamim, was honoured for serving 40 years
Shaikha Lubna woos Indian companies Shaikha Lubna urged Indian and global companies to take advantage of trade and investment incentives provided by the UAE
Dubai Islamic Bank signs deal with DED As per the agreement, Dubai Islamic Bank will provide DED with electronic systems services to facilitate the review of banking settlement
Japan's small-cap market shows rich promise Investors who ignore these small caps are ignoring a group of companies that, on some measures, are among the cheapest in the world
India's big gamble on growth India needs a second wave of social and economic reforms to ensure the success of a strategy that combines high public spending and loose monetary policy
German bounty tears veil off Swiss secrecy The Germans are right to agree in principle to pay a former bank employee 2.5 million euros (Dh9.1 million) for information on the Swiss accounts
A mix of vision and sheer guts The prospect of visiting the world's highest observation deck (124th floor) is setting up the greatest anticipation
Time for a crisis end game EU leaders need to send out the signal that they are willing to devise an anti-crisis policy and show that the eurozone can sort out its own problems
Nokia to cut 285 jobs in Finland Latest layoffs at the Salo handset unit where it has 2,200 workers are part of a drive to further increase production speed, Nokia says
Abu Dhabi Motorslaunches BMW showroom in Al Ain The new facility includes special facilities for new and used car sales, a body shop, training room, parts department and a service centre which boasts 50 work-bays and 43 skilled employees
Muddled solutions for US Effective and forceful leadership is needed with government action, but Obama's attempts to please everyone threaten to pacify no one
Asia will set the oil agenda Asian countries are going to all corners of the globe in search of oil supplies and China is using its economic muscle to sweeten its deals whenever it finds it helpful to acquire access to new supplies
The Country: UAE is a country made up of seven
'emirates': Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al-Quwain, Ras Al-Khaimah,
Fujairah. It was founded on December 2, 1971
Geography: It is situated on a pensinsula in
the Arabian Gulf. It is bordered by Oman to the east and Saudi Arabia to the
west and south. Iran is the closest country to it from the north. The UAE is
83,600 sq.km (including 200 islands - approximately).
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