Keeping up with the updates from the Middle East can be quite tiring. To ensure you can easily do it, we have made a list of some important updates that we think you might want to know. From the UAE to Saudi Arabia, here’s a list of some updates from across the GCC region that we think you will want to know if you wish to stay ahead of the news.
GCC Updates
1. The Corrs Cancel Abu Dhabi Concert
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The Corrs, who were set to perform in Abu Dhabi on September 27th, have now cancelled their concert at Etihad Arena. The upcoming Abu Dhabi concert was cancelled, as mentioned on their official social media account on August 19th. The reason cited for this is unforeseen circumstances that are beyond their control. As it happens, the band announced how full refund will be given to ticket holders.
2. ‘Silent Airport’ Project Launched At King Khalid Airport
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh recently announced that the first phase of the Silent Airport has begun gradual implementation at Terminal 5. This project would aim to provide passengers with a quieter and more comfortable travel experience.
3. Dubai RTA Distributes Meals To Delivery Bike Riders
Dubai RTA took to X to announce how they distributed meals to delivery bike riders at temporary rest areas designated for bus and metro stations. It is worth mentioning that the initiative comes as an appreciation of their efforts. It should be noted that these delivery bike riders play an important role in serving the company.
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4. Spiritual Healing Banned In Kuwait
The Ministry of Health in Kuwait has announced the introduction of a sweeping regulatory framework for psychotherapy. It tightens licensing requirements and prohibits practices that are not supported by established scientific evidence. These include energy and spiritual therapies, Reiki, pranic healing and more.
5. Dubai Accelerates Its Transition Towards Autonomous Mobility
Dubai is quickly moving towards autonomous mobility. In fact, the self-driving taxi vehicles logged over 4 million kilometres since the launch of the service. In fact, 7,613 trips for users have been executed. This is an indication of the growing confidence of the public in autonomous transport.
So, if all of these details sound good to you, we hope you were able to keep up with them.
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