- The world's top-selling automaker has recovered quicker than its competitors from some of the impact from Covid.
The world's top-selling automaker has recovered quicker than its competitors from some of the impact from Covid
The global shortage of microchips -- essential components of modern cars -- has forced many automakers to slow or temporarily halt production
- The sales covered 314 villas and apartments worth AED645.92 million, and 29 land plots worth AED216.81 million.
The sales covered 314 villas and apartments worth AED645.92 million, and 29 land plots worth AED216.81 million
The mortgages included 52 villas and apartments worth AED123.74 million and 10 land plots valued at AED45.14 million
- The United Arab Emirates has announced the provision of $10 million to contribute to the reconstruction of some Turkish regions...
the UAE expressed its solidarity with the Turkish people in these exceptional circumstances
The move follows the directives of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
- Saudi Arabia’s Herfy Food Services Company (Herfy Foods) has appointed Sam Bader as CEO, after he served as acting CEO.
“The board of directors of Herfy Food Services Co extends its appreciate and gratitude for the efforts made by Mr Sam Bader during his term of acting CEO"
The company said Bader had started his career with BK USA, then worked for McDonald’s International USA
- Hub71, Abu Dhabi’s global tech ecosystem, and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) will...
DCT Abu Dhabi will fund the Proof Of Concepts (POCs) of the startups identified for future work.
Hub71 will provide DCT Abu Dhabi with access to a broad pipeline of startups, regionally and globally.
- Only 3,000 or so Assyrians still live in the wider Mardin province, which is part of the historical Mesopotamia region...
Only 3,000 Assyrians still live in the wider Mardin province, which is part of the historical Mesopotamia region where some archaeologists believe wine was invented 2,700 years ago
Subjected to discrimination most of the Assyrians have either relocated to Istanbul or emigrated to the West, reducing their number from 700,000 to 15,000 across Turkey today





















