- The Middle East Energy Event (formerly Middle East Electricity) will be held at Dubai World Trade Center from 7th-9th March....
The event, formerly known as Middle East Electricity, will be held at Dubai World Trade Center from 7th-9th March.
A study by Goldman Sachs revealed green hydrogen could meet 25 percent of global energy requirements in the next 30 years.
- Company's growth plan focused on three locations in Abu Dhabi.
Aldar Education currently owns nine schools under Aldar Academies and Cranleigh Abu Dhabi and manages a further 11 schools.
The company aims to increase the existing student capacity in Aldar Education’s owned and managed schools to over 40,000 seats by Academic Year 2024-25.
- Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) has signed an MoU with Oracle to develop and support a roadmap...
The memorandum was signed on the sidelines of the Global Tech Conference "LEAP" held in Riyadh.
It also stipulates mutual coordination regarding cloud seminars, training and guidance, facilitating training.
- The image, by American artist Robness, called "64 gallon toter", depicts a large plastic trashcan with glitching effects, giving it...
NFTs are unique pieces of computer code stored on a longer chain of code known as a blockchain, with a link to an artwork or other item.
There is a lot of money to be made in the NFT art world -- auctions and purchases from celebrities contributed to sales worth more than $40 billion last year.
- A total of 98 new economic activities have been added to several sectors of Dubai in 2021, bringing the total...
The total number of economic activities in the Emirate has reached 2,200. In 2020, the DET had added 58 activities.
Artificial Intelligence Developing Services, Gaming Localization Services and Industrial Consultancies are among other activities added this year.
- The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC), Saudi Arabia’s digital regulator, has announced the launch of WiFi-6e as part of...
The latest generation of Wi-Fi technology offers data transfer speeds more than five times faster than the current standard
It provides more capacity for high-bandwidth activities such as 8k gaming, video conferencing and virtual reality applications
- South Africa's tax authority has uncovered a 1.8-billion-dollar gold scam, in which coins and jewelry were illegally smelted into gold...
Coins and jewelry were illegally smelted into gold bars for sale overseas, the amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism said.
Sale of gold within South Africa carries a tax, but gold exports do not. So the companies created fake invoices to claim that they had paid tax.





















