The first archeological excavation that brought to light the ancient Arabian civilisation of Umm Al Nar celebrates its golden jubilee.
The first archeological excavation that brought to light the ancient Arabian civilisation of Umm Al Nar celebrates its golden jubilee.
After having faced numerous queries from worried citizens about SMSes warning about viruses that may leave their personal bank account information open to hackers, the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (TRA) has rubbished the threat as just a means to spread panic.
The value of shares held by foreign investors in the firms listed on Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange dropped from nine per cent in the beginning of 2008 to five per cent at the end of the year, according to Tom Healy chief executive Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX).
About 50 wind-related companies including technology giants in the wind energy field Vestas, WinWind, GE, Suzlon, E.ON Climate and Renewables, and Alstom, are exhibiting at the World Future Energy Summit to be held here next week.
ABU DHABI - T.O.L.E.R.A.N.C.E., the first permanent public art sculpture created for Abu Dhabi, was unveiled in front of the Amiri Court of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince recently.
Katherine Al Neyadi, Emirati, ballerina felt proud while introducing her country in front of thousands of participants at Artek in Crimea, Ukraine, one of the world's largest international art festivals for children.
The Red Crescent Authority (RCA) will set up 75 Ramadan tents across the country and as the holidaymakers return home and donations increase, the number of tents will go up to around 200.
UAE and Moroccan artists in a battle of creativity as they exhibit their artworks at the Cultural Foundation, Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABI — Abu Dhabi’s taxi and hire car regulator, in partnership with the National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD), is delivering on its promise of compensating current taxi owners fairly, as part of its initiative to transform the Emirate’s transportation sector.
ABU DHABI - Upholding the Al Ain Shariah Criminal Court of Appeal's ruling, the Federal Supreme Court has sentenced an expatriate, identified as Farid Abdulmalik, to three years in jail for stealing a few items from his sponsor's farm.