Abu dhabi: The Higher Committee of Human Fraternity has reiterated its commitment to advancing the values of compassion, tolerance, and cooperation among nations, affirming that true peace begins with a tolerant heart and an open mind. The committee will continue in 2026 to roll out further initiatives with international partners in education, sport, and agriculture, aimed at strengthening a culture of tolerance and human fraternity worldwide. According to Emirates News Agency, on the occasion of the International Day for Tolerance, Dr. Khalid Al Ghaith, Secretary-General of the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity, reaffirmed the committee’s dedication to launching programs that

Abu dhabi: Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, emphasized the evolving role of museums as key players in cultural preservation and as centers for knowledge, creativity, and discovery. According to Emirates News Agency, Al Mubarak stated that museums are enhancing our understanding of humanity’s shared narrative, highlighting their potential to serve as dynamic platforms for research, education, and dialogue. This vision is exemplified in the Saadiyat Cultural District and other institutions throughout the region. Al Mubarak traced the UAE’s commitment to museums back to the vision of the country’s Founding Father,

Abu dhabi: The Muslim Council of Elders emphasized that the International Day for Tolerance serves as a crucial opportunity to reinforce the values of tolerance, mutual respect, and constructive dialogue. These values are viewed as fundamental pillars necessary for achieving peace, stability, and harmonious human coexistence. According to Emirates News Agency, the Muslim Council of Elders, in their statement for the International Day for Tolerance held on November 16 annually, highlighted the pressing challenges confronting humanity. These challenges include the rise of hate speech, expanding violence, conflicts, and wars, all of which highlight the need for collaborative efforts to foster

Abu dhabi: Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Jarwan, President of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace, stated that the values of tolerance are not an optional choice for states and societies, but rather an urgent necessity to ensure international security and peace, and to protect the future of generations. According to Emirates News Agency, in a statement marking the International Day for Tolerance, observed annually on 16 November, Al Jarwan emphasized that the world is witnessing escalating challenges that require tolerance, dialogue, and respect for cultural and religious diversity to form the basis of any civilisational or developmental project. Al

Dubai: Airbus has unveiled its Global Market Forecast 2025 for the region, spotlighting the Middle East as one of the fastest-growing aviation regions over the next two decades. The forecast reveals that the region’s in-service fleet will surge from 1,480 aircraft in 2024 to 3,700 by 2044. Airbus forecasts a requirement for 4,080 new passenger aircraft deliveries in the Middle East in the next 20 years comprising 2,380 single-aisle and 1,700 widebody jets. According to Emirates News Agency, widebody aircraft will represent 42% of total demand – the highest share globally and more than double the world average of 20%.

Dubai: Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, Mohamed bin Mubarak bin Fadhel Al Mazrouei, UAE Minister of State for Defence Affairs, inaugurated the 12th edition of the Dubai International Air Chiefs Conference. The event, held at Atlantis – The Palm, Dubai, saw the attendance of over 100 official delegations, including senior officers from the Ministry of Defence, Air Force commanders, and Chiefs of Staff from friendly and allied nations. According to Emirates News Agency, the conference was organised by the UAE Ministry

Dubai: His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, emphasized the significance of the Dubai Airshow as a prime example of the UAE’s forward-looking vision. The airshow underscores the nation’s efforts to establish itself as a global hub for aviation, space, and defense innovation. According to Emirates News Agency, the event, held at Dubai World Central, has consistently been a platform for global aviation industry leaders and experts to explore new opportunities and spearhead technological advancements. On the eve of the event’s opening, Sheikh Mohammed reiterated the UAE’s

Dubai: Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the Dubai Airshow 2025 will be held from 17 to 21 November at Dubai World Central (DWC) under the theme ‘The Future is Here.’ The event is expected to attract global industry leaders to define the next phase of development for the aerospace and defense sectors, marking its 19th edition as potentially the largest yet. According to Emirates News Agency, the Dubai Airshow has become a leading global platform for investment, emerging technologies, and collaboration,