- Dubai, UAE - Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) in the UAE has recently announced that its 3D printing efforts...
The organization successfully produced over 1,800 spare parts for various divisions including generation, transmission, and distribution at its R&D centre
DEWA's R&D Centre at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park has already filed 23 patents, with six of them granted
- The European Union and New Zealand signed a free trade agreement which Brussels says can lift exchanges between the two...
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said it "will generate substantive new economic opportunities. It's of huge benefit to both partners."
"New Zealand is a key partner for us in the Indo-Pacific region, and this free trade agreement will bring us even closer together," the EU chief said from Brussels.
- DUBAI, UAE- Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) aims to grow the city’s network of public charging stations by 170...
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority aims to grow the city’s network of public charging stations by 170 percent in less than three years.
The emirate’s Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and Net Zero Carbon Emissions Strategy 2050 seek to generate 100 percent of its power from clean energy sources by 2050.
- DUBAI, UAE - Around 79,000 UAE nationals are working in the private sector, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization...
These figures mark a 57 percent increase compared to the end of 2022 figures, where 50,228 UAE nationals were employed in the private sector.
Nearly 17,000 private sector firms employ UAE citizens as of July 7, which was the last day for companies to achieve their semi-annual Emiratisation targets.
- DUBAI, UAE - Director-General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority Mattar Al...
RTA launched a feature that allows users to instantly access their vehicle registration cards for virtual displays upon request.
In 2022 RTA recorded 814 million digital transactions up from 676 million in 2021, reflecting a robust growth rate of 20 percent.
- The shipping sector is under fresh pressure to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels as the International Maritime Organization sealed...
In kitesurfing, riders use their hands to control the kite. But on Parlier's SeaKite catamaran, an automated traction system and AI adapts the sail's position to wind conditions.
The goal is to design much bigger kite sails that could one day pull yachts, trawlers and even container ships.
- Paris, France--Global trade in agricultural commodities is projected to expand by 1.3 percent annually - half the pace recorded in...
The FAO and OECD report said maize, wheat and soybeans contributed the most to the overall agricultural trade growth in the past decade
South and Southeast Asia’s net imports, after becoming a net importer of agricultural commodities in recent years, are projected to rise further
- The kingdom of Jordan prides itself on its 19 different types of honey, including citrus, eucalyptus and maple varieties, depending...
Jordan's 4,000 apiarists have ramped up output of the sweet and sticky golden substance long praised for its anti-inflammatory and other health benefits
Even if there is no scientific consensus that honey helps fight Covid, many of those infected have used it to soothe symptoms such as sore throats
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia--Saudi Arabia and France have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to cooperate in the field of energy,...
The MoU mandates Saudi Arabia and France to ramp up cooperation in developing and sustaining supply chains for the energy sectors
The joint statement said that addressing climate change and promoting sustainable supplies of energy were priorities of both countries
- TRIPOLI, LIBYA- Rivals in politically divided Libya have agreed to form a committee on sharing oil revenues, a move welcomed on...
The UN Support Mission in Libya said the financial oversight committee's "inclusive approach" will help enable "a level-playing field for candidates in the polls.
Ballots in Libya had been due in December 2021 but disputes including who should stand in the polls meant they were never organized.





















