With the start of UAE-Kuwait Week, the two GCC nations are aiming to enhance economic and cultural cooperation. The two-day event in Dubai gathers ministers, senior officials, and key business leaders from both countries to explore avenues for further collaboration.
Dubai’s real estate sector is set to continue its upward momentum in 2025, fuelled by investor confidence, an expanding luxury segment, and rising demand for commercial properties.
Ooredoo Group has signed a landmark agreement with Alcatel Submarine Networks to construct a high-capacity submarine cable system that will connect seven Gulf nations – Qatar, Oman, the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iraq.
The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has announced that the base rate for the overnight deposit facility (ODF) will remain at 4.40%. This decision aligns with the US Federal Reserve’s move to keep the interest rate on reserve balances (IORB) unchanged.
With a promising future ahead of it, the emirate of Fujairah has seen excellent growth, expanding its economy by about one third since 2021, and currently showing year-on-year growth of around 8%.
Innovation has always been a key part of the UAE’s development strategy, and its financial sector is no exception. With a vision to position itself as a global fintech hub, the nation has invested heavily in creating an ecosystem where digital banking can thrive.
The UAE’s largest private real estate developer DAMAC Properties has launched Riverside Views, its first project of 2025. The new development is part of the recently introduced DAMAC Riverside community, offering one- and two- bedroom apartments available on a 70/30 payment plan, making luxury waterfront living more accessible to buyers.
As global wealth grows, so does the complexity of managing it. HNWIs and ultra-high-net-worth families increasingly seek bespoke solutions to preserve and grow their wealth while ensuring smooth intergenerational transfer. Enter the family office – a vehicle synonymous with tailored wealth management and holistic legacy planning.
Mordor Intelligence has forecast a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5% for the UAE’s infrastructure sector between 2025 and 2030. This growth is expected to be fuelled by both government and private sector investments in high-quality projects. Key areas of focus include transportation, renewable energy, and real estate, all of which are poised for
The UAE’s high-speed train project connecting Abu Dhabi and Dubai is set to deliver significant economic impact, contributing an estimated $39.5bn to the nation’s GDP over the next 50 years. The project is expected to act as a catalyst for enhanced economic activity and social connectivity.
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