Dubai / WAM A cohort of 30 Emirati university graduates have passed a rigorous selection process to embark on a training course that will set them up for long-term career success in the fast-paced world of cloud computing, thanks to a collaborative initiative between the Dubai Government Human Resources Department (DGHR) and the global technology company SAP. The programme ...
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September, 2022
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5 September
Dubai’s RTA signs deal with Capital Express
Dubai / WAM Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) signed an agreement with Capital Express for Rapid Intercity to transport passengers between Dubai and Abu Dhabi International Airport (Terminals 1,2,3). The service will connect Abu Dhabi International Airport with Dubai’s Ibn Battuta Bus Station on an Express Bus Route. Currently, this service is only dedicated for passengers flying Wizz ...
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5 September
UAE, Bulgaria non-oil trade up 40% to AED 444.4m in H1 ’22
Abu Dhabi / WAM The UAE-Bulgarian Business Forum, organised by Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCI), concluded its activities which were held in Abu Dhabi. The forum emphasised the importance of enhancing bilateral relations, and setting new strategic frameworks that drive economic partnerships by stimulating investment in a number of vital sectors. The forum was held in ...
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5 September
DGHR, SAP collaborate to develop Emirati talent
DUBAI / WAM A cohort of 30 Emirati university graduates have passed a rigorous selection process to embark on a training course that will set them up for long-term career success in the fast-paced world of cloud computing, thanks to a collaborative initiative between the Dubai Government Human Resources Department (DGHR) and the global technology company SAP. The programme ...
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5 September
Gulf Navigation completes repayment of a $2.7m loan
Dubai / WAM Gulf Navigation Holding PJSC (GULFNAV), the Dubai Financial Market listed maritime and shipping company, announced successfully completing the full repayment of a loan for one of its vessels. The $2.7 million loan was financed by “Rasmala†with an interest rate of 12%. Thus, after the mortgage has been released, the full proceeds of this vessel will pour ...
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5 September
Sharjah Art opens its Fall 2022 exhibitions
SHARJAH / WAM The Sharjah Art Foundation opened its Fall 2022 program with the exhibitions “Pop in South Asia: Explorations in Folk Art” and “Enjoyment of Flowing Sensations,” taking place in Al Mureijah Square, and will run until December. The exhibition is organised by the Foundation in collaboration with the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in New Delhi, and ...
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5 September
Registration for Watch & Jewellery Middle East Show opens
SHARJAH / WAM The Expo Centre Sharjah has announced that the online registration for exhibitors, visitors, and journalists wishing to attend or participate in the 50th edition of the Watch & Jewellery Middle East Show is now open. Organised by the Expo Centre with the support of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), the event will run ...
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5 September
Sweden sets up $23.2bn emergency backstop for utilities
Bloomberg Sweden’s government will provide Nordic and Baltic utilities as much as 250 billion kronor ($23.2 billion) in credit guarantees as it seeks to prevent Russia’s energy curbs from setting off a financial crisis. The measure is aimed at helping companies struggling to meet the surging collateral requirements needed to trade electricity, and avoid the threat of some going ...
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5 September
EU unanimity on Russia price cap a ‘challenge’, says Le Maire
Bloomberg The European Union (EU) needs to act with unanimity to impose a price cap on Russian oil and overcome reluctance by some member countries to support the initiative by the Group of Seven to limit Russian energy revenue, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said. G-7 leaders agreed to put a cap on oil prices, but without support from EU ...
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5 September
Liz Truss is about to get her hands on Brexit dynamite
The longer the people of Northern Ireland live with the Brexit arrangement known as the Northern Ireland Protocol, the more they seem to like it. A majority (55%) see the Protocol as appropriate for managing the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland and 53% see a benefit to their economy. That’s not to say it doesn’t have flaws, which many ...
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