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Business from Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021
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IDEX: UAE Armed Forces sign deals worth AED 17.9 billion in 3 days
The UAE Armed Forces have signed deals totalling AED 17.91 billion during the first three days of the International Defence Exhibition (IDEX) and the Naval Defence Exhibition (NAVDEX).
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Japan-UAE economic ties remain robust with AED 82.2 billion bilateral trade
A top Japanese official has praised the depth of relations between the UAE and Japan.
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Dubai attractions continue to welcome people with high safety standards
Dubai’s attractions have put in place a range of precautionary measures to give UAE residents and visitors the continued confidence to enjoy a diverse range of experiences within a safe environment.
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Japanese Minister: UAE has great potential to supply hydrogen
The Japanese State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Eiichiro Washio, says cooperation with the UAE in the production of hydrogen and ammonia can lead to the establishment of international supply chains.
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Staying LeanThe latest Back To Business webinar was all about cutting costs without losing the competitive edge.
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Electric Scooters available for hire in DubaiWe speak to one of the e-scooter operating companies.
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Dubai Airports CEO urges changes to quarantine rules to boost economyPaul Griffiths, says the current approach is incompatible with keeping the global economy mobile.
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Honouring Kian's lifeGoli lost her five-year-old son Kian in a tragic accident on Boxing Day. Today, we honour Kian's memory and send our love to Goli and her family.
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Combatting COVID-19: Dubai amends travel protocolsDubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis & Disaster Management has announced amendments to travel protocols as part of preventive measures to limit the spread of COVID-19.
