ABU DHABI — Donate one dirham for charity will be the message the next time you operate any ATM machine.
ABU DHABI — Donate one dirham for charity will be the message the next time you operate any ATM machine.
ABU DHABI — The Ministry of Interior has closed down three private security firms in Abu Dhabi which had violated the ministry's laws, a senior officer announced here yesterday.
SHARJAH - A cooking gas cylinder kept in a cafeteria in the Al Meraijah area in Sharjah exploded yesterday injuring three people, including one seriously, police have said.
DUBAI — Dubai has turned itself from a merchant city into a global city implemented by technocrats,
DUBAI — Restored to its former glory, the Nepal pavilion at the Global Village is attracting a number of visitors with its handicraft and food.
DUBAI — Education authorities have directed a private school to fail two siblings in Arabic language and Islamic instruction papers after the students sought exemption from attending those classes, claiming them to be difficult.
DUBAI - The need to establish a stem cell donor registry in the UAE was stressed by Dr. Patrick Tan, Medical Director of the Haematology and Stem Cell Transplant Centre at Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore, who has shown that unrelated donor transplants using stem cells or umbilical cord blood for the treatment of Thalassemia and blood cancer is a possibility.
ABU DHABI — The Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) yesterday signed a contract with the GHQ of the UAE Armed Forces to develop a network of Institutes of Applied Technology to ensure that the secondary-level technical education provides the UAE with increasingly skilled workforce it requires.
DUBAI - Exchange of students is a critical solution to the burgeoning issue of the cultural divide between the Arab world and the US, feels AIESEC, the international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential.
DUBAI — Dr Patrick Tan, the first in the world to successfully cure a Thalassaemia Major sufferer with a stem cell transplant using unmatched, unrelated donors, will be speaking at two conferences at Arab Health 2005.