From government modernisation to clean mobility and cultural celebration, Sunday’s UAE headlines show a country investing in systems, skills, and community.
Dubai issues Engineering Law 2025. The regulation clarifies licensing and classification for consultancy and design firms under Dubai Municipality oversight, raising safety and quality benchmarks and streamlining approvals for major projects and public works.
Full UAEThrive summary ➜ Dubai Engineering Law 2025 – Consultancy & Design
CFO Programme 2025 launched to develop Emirati leaders. DGHR, Emirates NBD and ESCP Business School will train 29 professionals for senior finance roles, advancing evidence-based budgeting and performance management aligned with the D33 Economic Agenda.
Read our analysis ➜ CFO Programme 2025 – Empowering Emirati Financial Leaders
DEWA × Parkin install 100 EV chargers (Phase 1). The expansion strengthens the public charging network, reduces range anxiety, and supports Green Mobility 2030. Businesses near new sites can expect higher dwell time and greener fleets.
Project details ➜ DEWA & Parkin – 100 EV Chargers
SEF 2026 momentum builds. Sheraa’s new SEF Bites series focuses on startup storytelling, investor readiness and digital scaling ahead of next year’s Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival—signalling robust founder activity beyond the larger corporate scene. Official info: sharjahef.com
Ajman Tourism Roadshow in France. The Department of Tourism Development is promoting heritage-led experiences and family travel in key French cities, broadening Ajman’s reach with trade partners. Official source: ajmantourism.ae
Dubai property pulse. Mid-range homes continue to anchor demand, supported by community amenities and improved mortgage access—signs of a maturing, balanced market that complements luxury supply.
Iraq Fest 2025 unites 15,000 expats at Expo City Dubai. Organised by “Emirates Loves Iraq”, the celebration blended music, art and food with architectural motifs from Iraq’s heritage. Attendance by Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan underscored the UAE’s role in fostering cultural inclusion and diaspora connection.
According to the National Centre of Meteorology, highs around 38°C with humidity near 60% were recorded in Dubai and Abu Dhabi today. Tomorrow remains hot and fair with light north-westerly winds and generally moderate air quality. Source: ncm.ae.
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