Abu Dhabi Police have launched a new road safety campaign to remind motorists about the importance of tyre safety during the hot summer months. The campaign encourages drivers to inspect their tyres often and follow simple safety steps that can help prevent serious road accidents. The awareness drive is part of the Safe Summer and Accident-Free Summer campaigns. It is being carried out with support from private sector partners that work in the automotive and tyre industries. The joint effort aims to improve road safety by helping drivers understand the risks linked to worn or damaged tyres. Officials said summer…
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Abu Dhabi’s real estate market had a strong start to 2026. The sector recorded property transactions worth 117 billion dirhams, or about $31.9 billion, during the first six months of the year. That marked a 112 percent rise compared with the same period in 2025. The latest figures show that the market is growing at a fast pace. Strong demand, rising foreign investment, and new property projects all helped push activity higher. Officials also said new policies have made the market more open and attractive for investors from around the world. Property transaction activity also increased sharply during the first…
The United Arab Emirates has called for an immediate halt to the growing conflict between the United States and Iran. The UAE warned that continued military action could increase instability across the Middle East and create wider risks for regional and global security. In a statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the UAE said it is deeply concerned about recent developments. The government urged all sides to exercise maximum restraint and avoid actions that could lead to further violence. The ministry stressed that reducing tensions should be the highest priority. It said continued escalation could have serious consequences…
Authorities in Abu Dhabi have temporarily closed a restaurant after repeated violations of food safety rules. The action was taken as part of ongoing efforts to protect public health and ensure that food businesses meet safety standards across the emirate. The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA) announced the administrative closure of Yummy Indian Bite Restaurant L.L.C. in Abu Dhabi. The restaurant operates under commercial licence CN-2837801. According to ADAFSA, the closure was ordered because the restaurant repeatedly failed to comply with food safety regulations set out under Law No. 2 of 2008 regarding food in the Emirate…
The United Arab Emirates and Oman are strengthening their diplomatic partnership as both countries work to support stability across the Gulf. Leaders from the neighboring nations recently held high-level talks to discuss regional developments and ways to improve cooperation during a period of growing international uncertainty. The discussions brought together UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman. Their conversation focused on the latest events in the Middle East and the importance of close coordination between Gulf countries. Both leaders agreed that regular communication remains an important tool for reducing regional tensions. They…
Air travel across the Gulf has faced fresh delays and cancellations after renewed fighting between the United States and Iran. Several airlines in the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have changed their schedules as security concerns continue to affect regional air travel. Passengers planning to travel between the UAE, Kuwait, and parts of Saudi Arabia are being urged to check the latest flight information before leaving for the airport. Airlines say schedules may change with little notice as the situation develops. Emirates cancelled eight flights between Dubai and Kuwait on Sunday. The affected services included four departures from Dubai and…
The World Cup Final Ball for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final carries an unexpected connection to Abu Dhabi through the advanced material used in its outer shell. The Adidas Trionda Final, which will be used during the tournament’s closing matches, features polyurethane technology supplied by Covestro, a company now owned by Abu Dhabi investment firm XRG. The Trionda Final will be used for the semi-finals, the third-place playoff, and the World Cup final on July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium. The special edition ball combines modern design with advanced materials to improve performance on the pitch. Its…
Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector delivered strong growth during the first half of 2026, with total property transactions reaching Dh117 billion, according to official data released by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC). The figures highlight rising investor confidence and continued demand across the emirate’s property market. The latest data showed that the total value of real estate transactions increased by 112 percent compared with the first half of 2025. Transaction volume also climbed by 61.7 percent, reflecting higher activity across residential, commercial, and investment properties. Property sales remained the largest contributor to market growth. Sales transactions totaled Dh86.1…
Abu Dhabi’s real estate market recorded a strong start to 2026, with total property transactions reaching AED117 billion during the first six months of the year. Official figures released by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) showed sharp growth in both transaction value and activity, reflecting continued demand from local and international investors. According to ADREC, the total value of real estate transactions increased by 112 percent compared with the first half of 2025. The number of transactions also climbed by 61.7 percent, showing steady growth across the emirate’s property sector. Property sales made up the largest share of…
Abu Dhabi Maritime has reminded all people using the emirate’s waterways to follow safety rules and permit requirements. The authority said anyone who breaks maritime regulations could face heavy financial penalties. The reminder was shared on Friday through its official social media channels to increase public awareness and improve safety across Abu Dhabi’s marine areas. The authority said every marine user should understand the rules before taking part in any activity on the water. Officials explained that the regulations are designed to protect boat operators, passengers, workers, and other people using the waterways. They also help ensure marine activities are…
