Dubai: Dubai’s vision for the future of gaming took centre stage at Gamescom 2025, the world’s largest gaming event in Cologne, Germany. The Dubai Pavilion drew thousands of visitors, international delegations, and leading global companies eager to explore the vast opportunities offered by the emirate and the UAE in this rapidly growing sector. According to Emirates News Agency, the pavilion marked the first official government-led participation from the Middle East at Gamescom, bringing together three key entities: Dubai Future Foundation, Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture), and Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC). Together, they highlighted Dubai’s commitment to becoming

Sharjah: His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, has issued an Emiri Decree calling for municipal councils in Sharjah to assemble for the inaugural regular session of the 21st annual session. According to Emirates News Agency, the decree announced that the councils shall convene for the first regular session of the 21st annual chapter, on Monday, 1st September 2025, each at its respective headquarters.

Riyadh: The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) hosted its first Customer Council meeting as part of its commitment to customer excellence and the UAE Government’s Zero Government Bureaucracy Programme. The Customer Council brought together over 30 representatives from the nuclear and radiation sector, including licensees from the industrial, medical, and other fields. According to Emirates News Agency, the session was followed by a workshop where attendees brainstormed and presented recommendations to further enhance FANR’s services. Christer Viktorsson, Director-General of FANR, stated that hosting the first Customer Council meeting demonstrates FANR’s commitment to ensuring customer service excellence that supports the

Luanda: AD Ports Group today announced the signing of an agreement to develop a digital Single Logistics Trade Window solution for Angola’s trade regulator, Agªncia Reguladora de Certifica§o de Carga e Log­stica de Angola (ARCCLA), and the purchase of 30 new trucks and 45 new trailers worth approximately US$6 million for its Angolan logistics business, Noatum Unicargas Logistics. According to Emirates News Agency, the Group has also signed five preliminary agreements with Angolan public- and private-sector partners to explore wider cooperation in areas such as maritime services, cabotage, training, logistics, airport cargo handling services, and healthcare. The agreements were signed

Abu dhabi: The Executive Council has issued a resolution appointing Saeed Al Mulla as Director-General of Customer Experience Affairs at the Department of Government Enablement. According to Emirates News Agency, this appointment is part of the Executive Council’s ongoing efforts to enhance customer experiences and improve government services through strategic leadership appointments. Saeed Al Mulla’s new role is expected to focus on advancing the department’s initiatives in customer engagement and service excellence.

Abu dhabi: China successfully launched a new group of low Earth orbit satellites from the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site in the southern island province of Hainan early Tuesday. According to Emirates News Agency, the satellite group, the tenth of its kind that will constitute an internet constellation, was launched aboard a Long March-8A carrier rocket. The satellites entered the preset orbit successfully.

Abu dhabi: The National Media Office has referred a group of social media users to the Federal Public Prosecution for violating media content standards through these platforms. The office affirmed that its monitoring team works around the clock to detect violations with accuracy, notify users of their breaches, and urge them to comply with regulations and laws to avoid legal accountability. According to Emirates News Agency, the office stressed that such measures aim to ensure a responsible media environment and protect communities from non-constructive content, calling on all users to engage on social media in line with media values and

Washington: The Republic of Korea and the United States have signed 11 Memorandums of Understanding for bilateral cooperation in a wide array of key industrial sectors ranging from shipbuilding, nuclear energy, and aviation to liquefied natural gas (LNG) and critical minerals, Seoul’s industry ministry said Tuesday. According to Emirates News Agency, the MoUs were signed during a Korea-US business roundtable in Washington on Monday that followed President Lee Jae Myung’s first summit with US President Donald Trump. “The Korean government will provide all necessary institutional support to usher in a renaissance of Korea-US manufacturing cooperation, and we will strive to