Author: Arabian Media staff
Image credit: Supplied The first edition of WHX Tech, a pioneering platform dedicated to digital health innovation, officially opened today at the Dubai World Trade Centre, launching a three-day event set to redefine the global healthcare landscape. Backed by an impressive lineup of more than 200 expert speakers, 300 exhibitors, and a projected 5,000 international healthcare leaders, WHX Tech is positioning itself as the premier destination for exploring the convergence of technology and healthcare. The event, running through September 10, marks a major milestone in the UAE’s strategic efforts to become a global hub for health innovation, aligning closely with…
Image credit: Getty Images In a world increasingly shaped by technology, the UAE has made significant strides in leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to redefine the future of healthcare. Guided by a bold national vision and cohesive leadership, the UAE has not only exceeded regional expectations but is setting new international benchmarks in digital health innovation. “Let me begin by highlighting the remarkable achievements the UAE has made in the fields of healthcare and artificial intelligence,” said Dr Amin Al Ameeri, assistant undersecretary for the Health Regulation Sector at the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), during his welcome address at…
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Images: Supplied In July, Dubai introduced a new law, Law No. 7 of 2025 Regulating Contracting Activities in the Emirate of Dubai (the law). The law is a welcome consolidation and update to current regulations and brings the industry in line with best practice. At the heart of the law is a simple message: contractors must register, classify and comply, or face the consequences. The law provides that each contractor must secure a Dubai Municipality licence and only practice within its official classification tier for contracting activities. The new Contracting Companies and Engineering Consultancy Offices Evaluation System, due to…
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Image: RTA/ Dubai Media Office Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has completed and is developing 103 kilometres of internal roads across eight residential and industrial areas, including Al Khawaneej 2, Jebel Ali Industrial Area 1, Nad Al Sheba, Al Awir, Wadi Al Amardi and Al Warqa’a. Mattar Al Tayer, DG and chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the RTA, said the projects align with leadership directives to expand infrastructure in line with Dubai’s urban growth. The roads include provisions for lighting, stormwater drainage, cycling tracks, and parking to improve mobility and safety. RTA roadworks: Completed projects In…
Image: Dubai Media Office Dubai Municipality has unveiled Hatta’s first sand equestrian track, offering horse riders an immersive experience amid the region’s scenic mountainous terrain. The first phase of the project stretches 2.54 kilometres in length and three metres in width, designed to provide a safe, adventurous, and high-quality riding environment for equestrian enthusiasts, amateurs, and visitors alike. The new track reinforces Hatta’s position as a premier tourism and leisure destination. Developed under the initiatives of the Supreme Committee to Oversee the Development of Hatta, the project aligns with the comprehensive regional development plan and supports Dubai’s broader vision to…
Image: Supplied The Emirates Nuclear Energy Company (ENEC) marked one year on Monday since the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant achieved full-fleet operations, generating a total of 120 terawatt-hours (TWh) of clean electricity to date. All four APR1400 reactor units at Barakah now supply 25 per cent of the UAE’s electricity needs, making the plant the largest source of clean power in the region and significantly boosting national energy security. Over the past 12 months, the facility has delivered 40TWh of electricity, reliably powering homes, industries, and the nation’s technology sectors. The plant’s output has prevented 22.4 million tonnes of carbon…