Are you someone who is always trying to keep up with the new updates in the UAE? Well, it’s not easy, considering the fact that there are constant new developments happening here. From Dubai to Abu Dhabi, these updates can be quite difficult to remember. And so, here’s a few updates from the UAE that you will want to know.
UAE Updates
1. 10000 Products In Supermarket On 50% Discount In The UAE
It was recently revealed that UAE supermarkets are offering around 10,000 products for a bargain of 50% discount. Yes, these products are being offered on such heavy discounts only for the holy month of Ramadan. In fact, it also includes 60% discount on 5,500 products at the Lulu Hypermarket.
2. Toto Is Coming To Etihad Arena
The Toto Tour is coming to Etihad Arena on May 7. In fact, tickets go on say on February 26 at 8 AM! And if you also happen to be a fan, then you might want to book your tickets as soon as possible on Etihad Arena’s website or on Livenation.
3. Dubai RTA Completes Rollout Of Free Wi-Fi Service
Dubai RTA announced that it has completed the rollout of free Wi-Fi services. This is in collaboration with e& at 17 bus public bus stations. Moreover, the services are also being offered at 12 marine transport stations. A part of its initiative to enhance the commuter experience, the service allows transport users to stay connected through their smartphones.
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4. GDRFA Welcome Kuwait Travellers
GDRFA welcomed travellers from Kuwait at Dubai International Airport in a special way. Celebrating Kuwait’s National Day, the effort was a reflection of deep-rooted brotherly ties between the two nations. In fact, this included a special welcome, distribution of commemorative gifts, and even a unique passport stamp.
5. Dubai Announces Flexible Working Hours For Ramadan
Dubai has announced flexible working hours and even remote work for government employees during Ramadan. Yes, they have been allowed to work for three hours per day given they complete 5 and a half hours of work from Monday to Thursday. While on Friday, public sector employees must work for three hours to be eligible for flexible work. Moreover, they can also work remotely for the equivalent of two days per week.
So with these updates for you, we hope you’re able to stay ahead of all the developments in the GCC region.
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