Cryptocurrencies Retreat on Sunday

The United Arab Emirates is accelerating its transition towards economic diversification, supporting sectors based on innovation and strengthening the foundations of sustainability. In this context, the 'blue economy' stands out as one of the most promising sectors offering vast opportunities for growth.

Saleh Al Lootah, Chairman of the Dubai Chamber's Food and Beverage Sector Working Group, confirmed plans to enhance the sector's competitiveness. Key goals include supporting local producers and implementing innovations. The group plans to organize industry forums for dialogue between businesses and regulators.

UAE Minister of Economy and Tourism Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri confirmed that the country's economy is poised to grow by more than 5% this year, with non-oil sectors growing by over 5.5%, representing 78% of GDP.

Ramadan changes consumer habits, making credit cards the primary payment tool due to their convenience, security, and bonus programs.

The process of registering buildings and villas in Dubai is governed by a rigorous procedural system aimed at documenting property ownership and ensuring compliance with approved regulatory and engineering standards.