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Self-driving electric vehicles could soon be in Dubai

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority unveils futuristic autonomous vehicles that could transform city travel Traffic is on every driver’s mind these days, and beyond upgrading infrastructure and implementing smart solutions, Dubai is continuously working to make the city one of the world’s most liveable. During the World Governments Summit 2026, the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) unveiled a new futuristic project: Glydways – an autonomous electric vehicle that can drive on dedicated tracks, skipping all the traffic. Here’s what we know so far about Glydways #RTA is showcasing its latest initiative at #WorldGovSummit 2026; the Glydways system that will

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12 Dubai dining trends to look out for in 2026

Get on the bandwagon, we’ve got trends to spot… If you live in Dubai for any length of time, you learn to expect the unexpected. It’s a city that frequently finds itself at the serrated edge of exciting new fashions, and nowhere is it more visible than with dining trends. These are just a few of the latest fads, fixtures, themes and memes we’re predicting will proliferate in 2026. Find more 2026 Dubai dining trends below the gallery 3 of 12 Getting home by 11 3am finishes are so 2025 Handroll sushi It’s on a bit of a roll at

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Budget-friendly things to do this Valentine’s Day in Dubai

Yes! You can spend Valentine’s in Dubai without a hefty price tag Love doesn’t need a lavish price tag. This Valentine’s Day in Dubai, romance comes in many forms, from sunset strolls and soulful music to creative dates that won’t blow your budget. Whether you’re planning something low-key or a little bit different, here are wallet-friendly ways to celebrate love without skimping on the magic. Watch a movie under the stars Cost: From Dhs60 per person If you and your loved one love the cinema, book a date night at VOX Moonlight – an outdoor cinema located on the rooftop

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Expect more traffic in Dubai this week, here’s why

With the World Government Summit in town, expect heavier traffic across the city Gulfood 2026 has wrapped up, but sadly, the traffic in Dubai hasn’t died down, and if you’re wondering why, it’s because of the World Government Summit taking place. Running from February 2 to 5, Dubai will be home to world leaders, policymakers, CEOs, academics and future-focused thinkers this week, which means there are more cars than usual on the road. The summit takes place at Madinat Jumeirah, but traffic will be felt across the city. You can also expect heavier traffic during morning and evening rush hours,

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Marathon mindset: Expert tips for training for the UAE’s upcoming long distance runs

Expert advice for budding runners tackling one of the UAE’s big upcoming races Perhaps you’re new to one of the city’s running clubs and looking for a challenge. Or maybe you’re a seasoned runner with a goal already set. Whatever your current status, if you’re thinking about giving a distance challenge a go this year, we tapped fitness trainer and experienced long-distance challenge addict Sarah Stoneley for her top tips. So you’re thinking about doing a half-marathon, where’s the best place to start? Find a race that looks fun. Enter as a group of friends or colleagues so you can keep

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Pet owners in Abu Dhabi are required to register all cats and dogs by February 3

Pet registration becomes a mandatory requirement in the UAE capital this week, with fines in place for those who fail to register their animals Pet owners, take note: pet registration becomes a mandatory requirement in Abu Dhabi this week. From Tuesday February 3, pet owners in Abu Dhabi are required to register all cats and dogs as the UAE capital continues its efforts to better support animal welfare. The reminder was issued via the Abu Dhabi Department of Municipality and Transport over the weekend, with helpful guidance on how to register your pet. How to register اعتباراً من 3 فبراير

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Read the February 2026 MEED Business Review

Spending on oil and gas production surges; Doha’s efforts support extraordinary growth in 2026; Water sector regains momentum in 2025 After years of cautious capital discipline, upstream oil and gas spending is gathering pace across the Middle East and beyond, with 2026 shaping up to be a statement year for investment. In the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region, oil companies are pushing ahead with projects deemed critical to long-term energy security, even as oil prices soften. Gas and LNG developments are taking an increasingly prominent role, reflecting rising power demand and the search for lower-carbon fuels. Globally, North

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Here’s how you can meet Bryan Adams in Dubai

And we don’t mean seeing him perform on stage Rock legend Bryan Adams is set to perform at Saadiyat Nights in Abu Dhabi on February 11, 2026 – but before he takes to the stage, he’s making a special pit stop in Dubai to meet his fans. The music legend will be at an exclusive book signing event to celebrate the launch of his photography volume #SHOTBYADAMS at JD Malat Gallery on Monday, February 9, 2026. He will be at the venue from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. However, if you really want to meet Adams, be one of the first in

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Bar du Port Beach in Ras Al Khaimah is opening this weekend

Reservations are now open for Bar du Port Beach If your idea of the perfect beach day includes great food, a beautiful setting and just the right amount of buzz, you’ll want to hear this. Bar du Port is bringing its effortlessly cool vibe to Ras Al Khaimah with the launch of BDP Beach, opening Sunday, February 8 on Hayat Island at Mina, and you can already book your table. Swipe through the gallery for a sneak peak A new reason to head north 3 of 12 Set along the waterfront on Hayat Island, BDP Beach is designed as an

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Ramadan 2026 in UAE: predicted start date announced

Ramadan 2026 in the UAE is likely to start on Thursday February 19, according to a leading astronomy centre If you’re wondering when is Ramadan 2026 in the UAE, a leading astronomy centre has given its prediction, citing Thursday, February 19 as the likely start date for the Holy Month this year. According to the Emirates Astronomical Society, Muslims would attempt to sight the new crescent moon, which marks the start of the Holy Month, on Tuesday, February 17. However, as per Ibrahim Al Jarwan, chairman of the society’s board of directors, it’s ‘not expected to be sighted’ on Tuesday

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