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Admiring Unique Artwork at Museum Exhibition Featuring Abstract Paintings

The Zayed National Museum officially opened on December 3, 2025, on Saadiyat Island, featuring five dramatic “falcon-wing” towers designed by Foster + Partners. The museum offers six permanent galleries and a temporary exhibition space, housing more than 1,500 artifacts that trace the UAE’s history from prehistoric times to the modern era. Its architectural design combines traditional Arabian symbolism with sustainability innovations, intending to become a cultural landmark and celebrate the heritage of the country’s founding generation.https://wa.me/message/KOZIZEY5B4M7B1

Zayed National Museum Opens as a Falcon-Winged Beacon in Abu Dhabi

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Stock markets in the UAE rose on Friday, driven by investor optimism about a potential interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve in the United States. Gains were led by real-estate and banking shares, with the main Dubai index rising 0.9% and Abu Dhabi’s index up 0.4%. A combination of rising global equity markets and positive sentiment ahead of U.S. monetary policy easing helped lift trading across the Emirates.&nbsp;https://wa.me/message/KOZIZEY5B4M7B1

UAE Markets Up on Fed Rate Cut Bets

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Stock markets in the UAE saw modest gains, with Dubai’s main index rising by 0.4 percent and Abu Dhabi’s index climbing similarly, driven by a combination of rising oil prices and growing optimism about a possible U.S. Federal Reserve interest-rate cut. Shares in real estate and utilities companies—including Emaar Properties—rose notably, though the article also notes that November as a whole marks one of the worst months of 2025 for both markets.&nbsp;https://wa.me/message/KOZIZEY5B4M7B1

UAE Stock Markets Edge Higher on Rising Oil Prices, Fed Rate Cut Hopes

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The upcoming Dubai Airshow, scheduled for November 17-21 2025, is expected to reflect a shifting competitive landscape in global aviation. Western manufacturers like Airbus are anticipated to announce major orders—potentially including the A350-1000 for Emirates — as they try to narrow the gap with Boeing, which continues to face delays (such as the 777X programme being roughly seven years behind schedule). Meanwhile, Chinese manufacturer COMAC plans to make the international debut of its C919 aircraft at the show, seeking to challenge the A320neo and Boeing 737 in the Middle East and Africa markets, though it is still years from Western certification. Around 300 aircraft orders could be announced during the show, about half of what was seen at the peak of previous airshows. The event also carries a defence dimension: interest in U.S. stealth jets such as the F-35 is reported to be rising in the region. Russia’s Su-57E and U.S. defence-tech firms like Anduril Industries will also be present, making the Dubai Airshow a focal point for both commercial and military aviation developments.https://wa.me/message/KOZIZEY5B4M7B1

UAE Announces $1 Billion Initiative to Expand AI in Africa

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FlyDubai Orders 150 Airbus A321neo Aircraft, Expanding Its Fleet Beyond Boeing For The First Time

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