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A total of 19 contracts were awarded, including seven to foreign companies Charles Dufour of Cebair, with the Chimera, an anti-drone system. Victor Besa / The National  Idex 2021, the first major in-person exhibition held in Abu Dhabi since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, opened its doors on Sunday morning. Victor Besa / The National Abdulelah Al Mohaimeed, of Wahaj of Saudi Arabia, shows his company's 50-calibre heavy machine gun, at Idex 2021 in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National Saeed Al Mansoori examines a Glock 9mm pistol at at Idex 2021. The event features up to 1,000 defence c...

A total of 19 contracts were awarded, including seven to foreign companies

10 Chips Oman dishes to try in the UAE – and where to find them Whether you love these crisps inside a classic parotta, blended into laban or in the form of sushi, there's something for everyone Homegrown brand Moshi has cheesy Chips Oman maki rolls. Courtesy Moshi The hotdog fareej from Burger28 is served in a Chips Oman wrapper. Courtesy Burger28 Rashid Ali Hassan Cafeteria in Abu Dhabi is known for its classic Chips Oman parotta. Victor Besa / The National Chips Oman paratha goes for Dh3 at Abdulla Omar Cafeteria. Reem Mohammed / The National Regag with cheese, egg and Chips Oman from...

SHARE 10 rare items to check out at Abu Dhabi's Sneaker District: From Dh30,000 Air Jordans to a Supreme skateboard This footwear and streetwear hub is home to some of the design world's most famous collaborations and collectibles The Dior x Air Jordan 1 at Sneaker District, Abu Dhabi; Dh30,000. Photo: Victor Besa / The National Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Black at Sneaker District, Abu Dhabi; Dh22,000. Photo: Victor Besa / The National Supreme x Louis Vuitton Skateboard at Sneaker District, Abu Dhabi; Dh36,200. Photo: Victor Besa / The National Supreme Brick at Sneaker District, Abu Dhabi; Dh1,500. ...

SHARE The UAE has set out targets to limit greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade as part of its commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate change. The country aims to cut emissions by nearly a quarter by 2030 compared to “business as usual”, which does not take into account the latest commitments. Increases in clean power capacity, especially through solar and nuclear energy, are central to the efforts to battle climate change. The measures are detailed in the UAE’s second Nationally Determined Contribution, a document just submitted to the Secretariat of the UN Framework Conv...