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Image credit: Getty Images A series of overlapping weather systems is expected to influence conditions across the UAE over the coming days, bringing a noticeable shift toward cooler, cloudier, and potentially wetter weather. A WAM report notes that from Wednesday through Saturday, the country will see conditions turning partly cloudy at times, with chances of scattered rainfall concentrated mainly in coastal, northern, and eastern regions. These developments are the result of a mix of systems interacting across the region, contributing to the formation of more clouds and the likelihood of intermittent showers. Read more-Humidity rises, rain looms: UAE braces for…
Image: Supplied Energy consumption continues to rise across the Gulf with temperature extremes intensifying every year. As a result, the region’s cooling demand is accelerating at a rate faster than ever. HVAC systems already account for more than 60 per cent of electricity usage in several GCC countries, prompting both governments and manufacturers to rethink the future of cooling. Today, the combination of IoT connectivity and AI-driven optimisation is redefining what modern air conditioning should deliver: greater efficiency, meaningful energy savings, and long-term reliability. This transformation aligns closely with national sustainability agendas across the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman,…
Image: Getty Images/ For illustrative purposes Travel demand across the Gulf is shifting as Saudi Arabia and Bahrain emerge as the region’s fastest-growing outbound markets, according to new airport usage data released by Dragonpass. Saudi Arabia recorded a 36 per cent jump in travel volumes this summer, with June marking its highest month on record. Dragonpass said the rise reflects growing airport capacity and a broader push to boost leisure and business mobility under Vision 2030. Bahrain saw a 208 per cent year-on-year increase, the strongest among GCC markets, reinforcing its role as a regional connector while tourism investment continues…
Nazneen Abbas, founder of Ma’an/Image: Supplied Legacy planning in the Gulf is entering a new era—one shaped not only by rising intergenerational wealth, cross-border investment flows and complex family structures, but also by shifting cultural expectations around stewardship, purpose, and continuity. Yet for Nazneen Abbas, septuagenarian founder of Ma’an, the transformation underway is as personal as it is structural. Abbas did not come to legacy planning through theory or professional lineage; she came to it through loss. “When I lost my husband at 32, my world changed overnight,” she says. “I had two young children and no clear financial roadmap.…
Kiran Jay Haslam, chief marketing officer of Diriyah/Image: Supplied Diriyah, one of Saudi Arabia’s most strategically significant giga projects, is entering a pivotal phase—one defined by accelerated delivery, expanded partnerships, and a sharpened vision of cultural leadership on the world stage. As the birthplace of the first Saudi state and the ancestral home of Al-Saud, Diriyah carries a national identity deeper than any modern development. For Kiran Jay Haslam, chief marketing officer of Diriyah, this heritage is not only a responsibility, but the foundation of the project’s global value proposition. Haslam was talking to Gulf Business at Cityscape Global 2025…
Image: Supplied Cybersecurity is now a central pillar of regulatory strategy in the UAE. With the Financial Action Task Force’s Mutual Evaluation approaching in 2026, national and sector-level regulators are sharpening their focus on how firms manage cyber risk. Most recently, on July 29 earlier this year, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) introduced a strengthened cybersecurity framework designed to elevate how financial firms manage cyber risk. These new rules are based on the guidance provided to firms and shaped by industry feedback from Consultation Paper No. 3 of 2025. The new rules mark…
Image: Modon Holding Abu Dhabi-based Modon Holding has made a strategic investment in Wellington Lifestyle Partners (WLP), joining the company’s group of existing investors. Modon said the investment will back the long-term development of Wellington International equestrian showgrounds in Florida and support plans for a major ultra-luxury real estate project comprising high-end residences, a boutique hotel, a commercial marketplace and a championship golf course. The move marks Modon’s first direct investment in an equestrian-led development in the United States and aligns with its strategy to expand its global footprint in high-value destination developments. Highlights of the Modon-WLP deal The deal…
Image credit: Getty Images The Ministry of Interior in the UAE has announced comprehensive legal regulations governing celebrations and vehicle decorations during the 54th National Day, highlighting that the rules are designed to safeguard road users and prevent activities that could endanger lives or property. Brigadier Engineer Hussein Ahmed Al Harthi, chairman of the Federal Traffic Council at the Ministry of Interior, stressed the importance of observing National Day in a civilised manner that reflects the UAE’s positive values. He urged the public to adhere to laws and preventive measures, maintaining public safety and ensuring smooth traffic flow across the…
L to R: Joe Tabet, founder and managing director, JT+Partners; Sayeli Uysal Ayaydin, partner, HBA London; Kamal Khetan, chairman and managing director, Sunteck Realty; Imad Al-Khoury, chief executive officer/Image: Supplied Sunteck Realty, one of India’s luxury real estate developers, has officially entered the UAE market with the launch of Sunteck International, its new global arm headquartered in Dubai. The move marks the company’s first international expansion and its ambition to redefine ultra-luxury development in the region. At an exclusive reveal featuring a 1,000-drone show, Sunteck International unveiled the prime land parcel for its inaugural project in Downtown Dubai—an Dhs5bn development…