The UAE has emerged as a global leader in AI talent, ranking among the top 20 nations in the latest Global AI Competitiveness Index. With strategic investments, advanced research institutions like MBZUAI, and strong global partnerships, the nation aims to boost AI’s contribution to GDP to 14% by 2030—over $100 billion in economic output.
Dubai is set to revolutionize urban transport by launching the world’s first commercial flying taxi service in 2026, offering swift, electric air travel across the city with reduced travel time and zero emissions.
Read MoreDigital Dubai has launched the AI-powered 'Emirati Family' to humanize public messaging and promote smart services. The first virtual member, a young girl, invites the public to choose her name. More family members will follow, using AI-driven storytelling to engage all age groups and reflect Emirati values in the digital age.
Read MoreNew private schools are opening across Dubai for the 2025–26 academic year, giving parents more choices and easing pressure on oversubscribed campuses. Here’s a complete guide to what’s launching, where, and how to prepare for admissions.
Read MoreDubai's new Entrepreneur’s AI Playbook offers startups practical tools to harness AI for branding, product development, marketing, operations, and customer support. Part of the "Create Apps in Dubai" initiative, it helps founders build smarter, scalable businesses while supporting the city’s broader digital innovation goals.
Read MoreThe UAE has taken a major step toward transforming its aviation sector with the launch of the country’s first trial of autonomous baggage handling vehicles at Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has granted regulatory approval for dnata, in collaboration with Dubai Airports, to test multiple autonomous baggage tractors in live,
Read MoreSaudi Arabia and the UAE have entered the global top 20 for AI talent, reflecting major investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 drives its AI strategy, with projects like NEOM and partnerships with top universities, while the UAE focuses on AI governance, making both nations key global AI players.
Read MoreDespite Dubai's rapid transit advancements like metro expansions and air taxis, buses remain vital. Global trends show buses complement rail systems, offering flexible, accessible transport. With rising ridership, modern fleets, and improved connectivity, Dubai continues to invest in buses as a core part of its public transport network.
Read MoreUAE residents may soon get some relief at the fuel pumps, as global oil prices dip after a sharp rise in July. The country’s Fuel Price Committee is expected to announce the new petrol and diesel rates for August 2025 by the end of the month.
Read MoreDubai’s property market may be heading for a slowdown as more home buyers anticipate a drop in prices. With changing market dynamics and stabilizing rents, confidence in continued price hikes appears to be fading.
Read MoreLost your job in Dubai? The GDRFA has issued a strict warning to residents: don’t overstay your visa. With legal consequences including fines and deportation, authorities are urging unemployed expats to take immediate action.
Read MoreDubai is fast becoming one of the world’s top destinations for startups, freelancers, and entrepreneurs. From 100% foreign ownership to golden visas, here’s how Dubai is redefining the future of global business.
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