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Posted inUAE IN THE NEWS
The UAE is growing its position as a hub for both hedge funds and the fintech industry
Bloomberg covers British firms’ growing interest in settling down in Dubai
Posted inALSO ON OUR RADAR
More Arab Health news + Indian travelers can get pre-approved visas if they fly Emirates
American Hospital is establishing three medical tourism offices in Nigeria this year
Posted inPLANET FINANCE
Meta is dishing out dividends
The announcement pushed up the Facebook parent company’s shares >14%
Posted inDIPLOMACY
Formal invitation to the Kenyan president to attend WGS + more Gazans arrived in Abu Dhabi
Ambassador Salem Al Naqbi delivered the letter during a reception in Kenya
Posted inCALENDAR
JANUARY 31 January-6 February (Wednesday-Tuesday): Emirates LitFest, InterContinental Hotel Festival City. FEBRUARY 1-15 February (Thursday-Thursday): InClassica Dubai International Music Festival 2024, Dubai Opera. 2-29 February (Friday-Thursday): Ras Al Khaimah Art 2024 Festival, Al Jazeera Al Hamra. 2-4 February (Friday-Sunday): Sharjah Classic Cars Festival. 2-4 February (Friday-Sunday): Abu Dhabi Youth Challenge Techstars Startup Weekend, ADGM, Abu […]
Posted inWHAT WE’RE TRACKING TODAY
Arab Health 2024 wraps today + The Abu Dhabi Arbitration Center goes live
Good morning, ladies and gents. We bring you yet another meaty issue today, with everything from fresh economic growth projections to more updates from the penultimate day of Arab Health 2024. THE BIG STORY here at home is the Finance Ministry’s expectation that continued economic diversification will drive the economy to grow 5.3% this year. […]
Posted inECONOMY
Economy to expand 5.7% in 2024 -FinMin undersecretary
Al Khouri expects non-oil GDP to grow 4.7% y-o-y during the year
Posted inECONOMY
Central bank keeps rates steady following Fed decision
The US Fed left rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting