Local airlines have tied up with local banks which allow residents to pay for their travel costs in instalments
Dubai government employees will be getting their June salaries well in advance — just in time for Eid Al Adha.
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, on Thursday issued a directive stating that government staff should receive their salaries on June 13.
Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.
This ensures employees will able to meet their needs for the festival, bringing joy to their families.
UAE residents are set to get up to five days off for Eid Al Adha — depending on when the Moon is sighted. (Click here to know more about how the holiday is determined.)
Today, Saudi Arabia's Moon-sighting committee will be on the lookout for the crescent that will mark the start of the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah. If spotted today, the first day of Eid Al Adha is June 16. If the moon is not spotted, Eid starts on June 17.
ALSO READ:
Local airlines have tied up with local banks which allow residents to pay for their travel costs in instalments
The initiative will pinpoint the most affected residential areas across the emirate
The Ruler took to X to extend his well wishes to the educational staff for the successful conclusion of their academic year
She is also the first Emirati officer specialising in virtual and augmented reality to serve at the organisation
2-month long promotions offer visitors unprecedented packages with complimentary experiences at the emirate's tourist spots
For a majority of students, July 5 is the last working day, with institutions reopening after almost two months on August 26
Although penalties are not in place in emirates other than Abu Dhabi, there have been speculations that the market is moving towards a more well-organised direction
Some expats said they would not reside in a nation that requires its residents to work six days a week