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DEWA unveils Disruptive Lab to advance Dubai's power sector - Vimarsana News

DEWA unveils Disruptive Lab to advance Dubai's power sector

DEWA’s innovative lab promotes partnerships and exchanging experiences with leading global institutions in the utility sector.

With a multibillion-dollar facelift under way, Bahrain seeks to join Gulf boom - Vimarsana News

With a multibillion-dollar facelift under way, Bahrain seeks to join Gulf boom

Manama wants tourism to contribute 11.4 per cent of GDP by 2026, up from around seven per cent currently.

Bahrain looks for collaborations with Indian univs, vocational institutions - Vimarsana News

Bahrain looks for collaborations with Indian univs, vocational institutions

Bahrain is in discussions with many Indian universities to set up campuses in the island country for higher education and vocational training as it is keen on increasing its technical manpower.We have one of the highest literacy rates in the region and like India, human capital is our greatest asset.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's people | Middle East Institute - Vimarsana News

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's people | Middle East Institute

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has surrounded himself with those who would indulge him and pose little threat. His circle comprises younger, less experienced but presumably loyal princes in key ministerial positions as well as a few select, savvy, experienced older half-brothers and uncles loyal to his father. There are also several notable royal holdovers from smaller family branches, the odd competent technocrat, and a cadre of minions from across the military and security agencies.

Source: mei.edu
The UAE paves way for Syria's return to the Arab fold, but plenty of hurdles remain - Vimarsana News

The UAE paves way for Syria's return to the Arab fold, but plenty of hurdles remain

The UAE has made bold strides to normalize relations with embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, opening itself up to criticism as many countries remain reluctant to reconcile with Damascus. Despite this measured reintegration of Assad into the Arab fold, many serious complications and challenges lie ahead. The most important of these is the lack of support from a hesitant Saudi Arabia, which would impede the crucial next step of Syria’s restoration to full membership in the Arab League before its upcoming summit.

Source: mei.edu