Emirates will show its support for the fight against illegal wildlife trade by flying two of its A380s wearing livery featuring some of the planet’s species. The carrier is doing it for United for Wildlife, a collaboration of charities. The first aircraft will feature six endangered species, including a lion, tiger, elephant and rhino. The second will have a decal of rhinos and elephants. The move is part of the company’s efforts to raise awareness on the issue and call for urgent action.
UAE activates new system to end monopoly on medical products
The Emirates Drug Establishment (EDE) has activated a new mechanism aimed at ending monopolies on medical products in the UAE.
UAE rolls out 3-year academic calendar for universities
The UAE has approved the academic calendar for the next three years, covering 2026 to 2029, for all public and private higher education institutions.
RTA contributes AED5 million to 'Edge of Life' campaign
The Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai (RTA) announced a contribution of AED5 million in support of the 'Edge of Life' campaign to rescue five million children from hunger.
Dubai arrests 26 people for begging during first week of Ramadan
Dubai Police have arrested 26 people in the first week of an annual anti-begging crackdown during the holy month of Ramadan.
