Abu Dhabi sees 16% increase in business licences, freelancer numbers doubled in 2024
The number of new economic licences in the Emirate’s mainland increased by 16 per cent compared to 2023, underscoring Abu Dhabi’s attractiveness as a destination for local and international businesses and investments due to its business-friendly ecosystem and world-class transparency and governance standards.
Bencic wins Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open for 2nd time
Abu Dhabi Mobility is the brand identity launched by the Integrated Transport Centre, an affiliate of the Department of ...
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Microsoft to launch ‘responsible AI’ foundation in Abu DhabiAmerican tech giant Microsoft said Sunday that it would open a foundation to promote “responsible” artificial intelligence ...
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16% growth in new economic licences in Abu Dhabi during 2024Additionally, Abu Dhabi witnessed a remarkable growth of 22 percent of active licences in the non-financial economic free ...
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JCDecaux appoints new Head of Sales in Abu DhabiThe JCDecaux Abu Dhabi team has appointed Imad Hechaime as its Head of Sales. Hechaime brings more than more than 18 years of ...
HONOR, a leading global technology brand, is proud to announce its partnership with Louvre Abu Dhabi for the museum's highly ...
During a doubles quarter-final match at the Abu Dhabi 500, tensions flared between Jelena Ostapenko, Ellen Perez, Timea Babos ...
Abu Dhabi Airports, operator of Zayed International Airport, saw passenger numbers rise by 28% to reach a record 29.4M in ...
Abu Dhabi has emerged as a leader in the Middle East’s hospitality sector, achieving one of the highest guest hotel ...
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