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Dubai Launches First Work From Park Initiative at Al Barsha Pond Park to Promote Flexible Labor Culture

Dubai Municipality introduced a novel municipal workplace scheme at Al Barsha Pond Park, providing free outdoor high-speed internet, shaded ergonomic workstations, and charging ports for remote workers and freelancers.
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Dubai Culture Hosts the Thirty-First International Symposium on Electronic Art Across Multiple City Venues

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Abu Dhabi and Dubai Prepare to Host Major International Golf Tournaments and DP World Tour Final

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Dubai Fitness Challenge Returns Across the Emirate With Thousands of Free Fitness Sessions

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Dubai Police Record Nearly Fifty Thousand Violations for Expired Vehicle Registrations Carrying Heavy Fines

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Road and Transport Authority Implements Speed Limit Reductions Across Key Dubai Thoroughfares

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Dubai Announces Month-Long National Celebrations Culminating in Fifty-Fifth Eid Al Etihad

Dubai authorities unveiled a comprehensive month-long programme running from November third to December second to celebrate the United Arab Emirates’ national heritage and miles...

UAE Authorities Issue Urgent National Warning Against Phishing Links and Online Cyber Blackmail Scams

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Dubai Court Orders Defendants to Repay Twenty Million Dirhams Fraudulently Seized From Corporate Entity

A Dubai judicial tribunal issued a ruling requiring two defendants to restitute twenty million seven hundred thousand dirhams back to a local firm following a complex corporate ...

UAE Foreign Ministry Monitors Regional Maritime Security and Oil Market Fluctuations Following Gulf Incidents

Federal diplomatic channels continued active consultations with regional partners to safeguard commercial shipping lanes and maintain maritime stability in the Arabian Gulf and ...

Dubai World Trade Centre Opens Final Strategic Bridge Project to Cut Commute Times Across Commercial District

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