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Abu Dhabi’s AI research-based academic institution, Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) has launched its MBZUAI Executive Program to enable  government and business decision makers to carry out smart management, increase efficiency and enhance productivity through exposure to Artificial Intelligence. The 6-course program includes discussion forums, interactive modules, industry networking and coursework delivered by faculty from world-leading academic institutions, executives from global multinationals, and the university’s own tutors. Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE’s Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and Chairman of the MBZUAI Board of Trustees, remarked that: “Following the establishment of the Mohamed bin Zayed…

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Most of the people in the UAE honor and maintain historical clothing traditions. They still wear national clothing in everyday life and on important occasions. The Jalabiya is one of the most popular Emirati women’s pieces of clothing. They are one of the most gorgeous and spectacular Arabic traditional garments. These women’s robes are both classic and modern in appearance. Further, they are transitional costumes in the sense that they are traditional clothes with modern characteristics. The Jalabiya is a long and light robe embellished with embroidery, crystals, sequins, fabric designs, and other ornamentations and it is mainly worn by…

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The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MoCCAE) has  launched the UAE Green House Gas (GHG) and air pollutant inventory Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system initiative on the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies (September 7), with the theme “Healthy Air, Healthy Planet.” The UAE aims to combat climate change and environmental threats with its new and advanced policies which forced MRV system’s launch. The clear and sustainable system covers key indicators related to GHC emissions and will offer critical data for the country to meet its reporting obligations under the Paris Agreement’s Enhanced Transparency Framework. ‘There…

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The rise of social media and its mass adoption has given some of us very special powers. Social media influencers who have followers in millions, now poses the power of opinion which can make or break someone, something or an organization itself. Here are the top Emirati Instagram Influencers. HUDA KATTAN Instagram Followers: 49.2 Million Well-known as make-up artist and vlogger, Ms. Huda Kattan runs her own brand, Huda Beauty which she started in the UAE in 2013. Ms. Kattan has been highly successful in attracting women from all over the world with her make-up tips and introduction to the…

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HUSSAIN AL JASSMI Al Jassmi had many concerts all around the world. One of his well known performances include a performance in the Vatican’s annual Christmas concert, becoming the first Arab to do so. He also has multiple events and concerts in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and elsewhere in the Middle East. The Emirati singer, composer and pianist Mr. Hussain Al Jassmi has contributed considerably in spreading the Emirati musical culture and style across the world. His most popular song is ‘Boshret Kheir,’ an Egyptian Shaabi song written and composed by Mr. Amr Mostafa. Mr. Al Jassmi…

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Abaya, which is also known as Aba, is a full-length robe or dress worn by Arabian women in Middle Eastern nations over their regular garments. Its length and long sleeves cover the entire body of the woman and disguise her curves. Wearing an abaya is part of the tradition and culture of Emirati women. The Abaya cover a woman’s entire body from neck to toe. It comes in a loose-fitting style that is quite comfy to wear. Arabian women will cover their heads with a hijab while wearing an Abaya. Some women use gloves along with their Abayas to cover…

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A Thobe is the traditional male robe worn in the Arabian Gulf. The wearing of Thobes dates back to the Middle Ages, and it has since become the national dress of most Muslim countries. A Thawb, Thobe, or Jubbah, also known as a Dishdasha or Kandura , is an ankle-length Arab attire with long sleeves that resembles a robe or Kaftan. They are available in different styles and colors, much like the number of names. The Thobe term is derived from an Arabic word, which means ‘a garment.’ It is often a white, well-ironed one-piece outfit that covers the male…

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Weddings are the celebration of traditions. Emirati wedding is a luxurious celebration influenced by local traditions and the Arabs’ long-standing culture. Emirati marriages are held in accordance with strict Islamic regulations and are lavishly celebrated. The vibrancy and magnificence of Emirati weddings are unrivaled, and it varies depending on the specific preferences that one wants to follow. EMIRATI WEDDING PREPARATIONS The traditional wedding celebration in the UAE lasts seven days, beginning with the Al Khoutha, the marriage proposal ceremony. The groom’s father asks the bride’s father for her hand in this ceremony, which is then followed by a marriage contract…

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Every nation has its moments. Decision or Discoveries which redefine what the future holds for them. Earlier in the 17th century, if someone had told the westerners that the small patch of land in the eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula would become a modern age paradise thriving on cutting edge technology and future ready thinking, they would have touted it as impossible, nothing short of a miracle. Yet, deep into the modern era, the same patch of land which is now called the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is redefining the world order with its technological leadership and decision making.…

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UAE is a land of signature scents and oils also known as attar, which have large admirers across the globe. The Emirati perfumes are so fragrant that they will take you to a wonderland. Let’s explore some of the most wanted perfumes from the region. Swiss Arabian Based in Sharjah, Swiss Arabian perfumes are an oud of an alcohol-free exotic blend of musk and woody incense infused saffron, thyme, rose for men and women. The skin-friendly perfume is a luxury product among perfumes. Its everlasting fragrance is enough to make you fall for it. Swiss Arabian varieties are available online.…

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