Abu Dhabi / WAM Safety of tyres and passenger vehicles was the crux of a workshop organised recently by the Ministry of Economy (MoE) as part of ongoing collaboration among all state departments concerned at the local and federal levels to ensure consumer safety and protection against all forms of commercial fraud.. The workshop was organised in collaboration with the Emirates ...
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MOHAP issues warnings on use of fake medicines
Abu Dhabi / Emirates Business The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) issued 11 warnings against the use of fake pharmaceutical products marketed as food supplements and sexual enhancement products for men. The products contain undeclared ingredients and pose a high risk to patients with heart disease, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and those taking drugs containing nitrate. Dr Amin Hussein Al Amiri, ...
Read More »Unikai Foods to establish largest distribution facility in RAK
Ras Al Khaimah / Emirates Business Unikai Foods PJSC, one of the largest Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) conglomerates in the Middle East and North Africa region, signed an agreement on with Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) to establish its largest storage and distribution facility in the northern emirates. The signing ceremony was held in RAKEZ’s headquarters with Neeraj ...
Read More »Rise of e-commerce continues to shape Dubai retail market
Dubai / Emirates Business JLL, the world’s leading real estate investment and advisory firm, on Wednesday released its Q2 2017 Dubai Real Estate Market Overview report which assesses the latest trends in the office, residential, retail and hotel sectors. The retail sector continues to evolve and adjust in the light of the fast pace of technological advancements, with retail brands ...
Read More »Emirates to introduce second daily flight to Brussels
Dubai / WAM Emirates will introduce an additional daily flight to Brussels, complementing Emirates’ existing schedule and providing a double-daily service to customers from October 29. The new scheduled flight will be added to meet the growing demand for travel on the route. Emirates has carried over half a million passengers between Dubai and the Belgian capital since launching operations ...
Read More »Sharjah recognises Grade 12 top-achievers
Sharjah / WAM Sharjah Education Council (SEC) recognised the Grade 12 top-achievers at the level of the Emirate of Sharjah for the academic year 2016-2017. A ceremony was held at the Sharjah Cultural Palace to mark the occasion in presence of Ali Al Housani, Secretary General of the SEC, Hessa Al Khaja, Director of Sharjah Educational Zone, educational top executives ...
Read More »MBRSG launches ‘UAE public policy perspectives’ book
Dubai / Emirates Business The Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG), the research and education institution specializing in public policy in the Arab world, has launched its academic book UAE Public Policy Perspectives at a gala dinner at the International Business Academy Conference, held between July 1-5, with the participation of 1,040 researchers and academics representing 76 countries. UAE ...
Read More »Saudi Arabia tightens grip on its biggest Asia oil market
TOKYO / Reuters Saudi Arabia has boosted its market share in Japan, the world’s top oil exporter’s biggest Asian market, by selling more light crude to the country as a way to offset revenue lost implementing OPEC’s production cuts. Middle East crude sellers consider Japan, the world’s fourth-largest oil importer, a premium market since its refiners will pay more to ...
Read More »Crude falls as Russia opposes deeper cuts
Bloomberg Crude oil fell, snapping the longest winning streak this year, as Russia was said to oppose any proposal to deepen OPEC-led production cuts. Futures dropped 1.7 percent in New York, snapping eight straight sessions of gains. Russia wants to continue with the current deal and any further supply curbs would send the wrong message to the market, according to ...
Read More »UK ‘more dependent’ on EU for natural gas
Bloomberg The UK is becoming more dependent than ever on the European Union to look after its natural gas, even as it negotiates its exit from the bloc. Britain is expected to ship a record volume of natural gas from the UK to Belgium through an interconnecting pipeline on Wednesday, capping a year of buoyant flows to the mainland. The ...
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