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The Economic Development Department in Ajman has issued a circular to all economic establishments, suppliers, wholesalers, and retailers in the emirate, mandating the necessity of submitting a prior notice to the Ministry of Economy and Tourism, supported by documented economic justifications, before making any changes to the prices of essential commodities in the local market. This circular comes within the framework of continuous efforts to enhance market stability, protect consumer rights, and promote transparency and economic supervision, alongside supporting private sector integration, which contributes to achieving balance and sustainability in the emirate's commercial environment. The department confirmed that this measure is based on the prevailing laws in the UAE and aims to monitor local market economic fluctuations and ensure clear and transparent justifications for any price changes that may occur on essential commodities. The department emphasized that all traders, suppliers, distributors, and retailers, whether individuals, institutions, or companies, must submit notifications through the ministry's approved electronic channels before implementing any price changes on the listed essential commodities. In this context, the department highlighted that the list of essential commodities subject to this regulation has been identified to include 29 strategic commodities that meet the daily needs of consumers.
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The Economic Development Department in Ajman has issued a circular to all economic establishments, suppliers, wholesalers, and retailers in the emirate, mandating the necessity of submitting a prior notice to the Ministry of Economy and Tourism, supported by documented economic justifications, before making any changes to the prices of essential commodities in the local market. This circular comes within the framework of continuous efforts to enhance market stability, protect consumer rights, and promote transparency and economic supervision, alongside supporting private sector integration, which contributes to achieving balance and sustainability in the emirate's commercial environment. The department confirmed that this measure is based on the prevailing laws in the UAE and aims to monitor local market economic fluctuations and ensure clear and transparent justifications for any price changes that may occur on essential commodities. The department emphasized that all traders, suppliers, distributors, and retailers, whether individuals, institutions, or companies, must submit notifications through the ministry's approved electronic channels before implementing any price changes on the listed essential commodities. In this context, the department highlighted that the list of essential commodities subject to this regulation has been identified to include 29 strategic commodities that meet the daily needs of consumers.
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Sultan Al-Nehdi, an Emirati traveler, has made a remarkable presence in the world of overlanding after covering thousands of kilometers in his car, traversing continents, and documenting his journeys on social media platforms. His aim is to showcase a positive image of Emirati youth and introduce their culture and identity to the world. Al-Nehdi's passion for overlanding began due to his love for open roads and the desire for exploration. Over time, this passion transformed into a way of life and a message he strives to convey through his journeys, highlighting the spirit of adventure and Emirati culture wherever he goes. His primary motivation behind his travels was to learn about the customs and cultures of different peoples and overcome the challenges of traversing thousands of kilometers off-road. Al-Nehdi emphasizes that his car is his primary means of travel, carefully preparing it to serve as a mobile home that accompanies him on all his adventures. These journeys are not just a means of entertainment, but also carry a humanitarian and cultural message, aiming to promote cultural understanding and spread a positive image of Emirati youth, in addition to the valuable life lessons they convey. He has already visited over 65 countries, covering various continents, from Europe to Asia, China, and Japan, as well as frequent trips within the Arab region. He describes these experiences as a mix of challenges and exceptional moments that have instilled in him the conviction that overlanding is a true school of life. Al-Nehdi notes that the biggest challenges he faced were the environmental and rough terrain, but he managed to overcome them through careful planning and self-reliance in repairing his car and dealing with unexpected situations. He emphasizes that the key lies in combining prior preparation and the ability to adapt to sudden changes. He adds that one of the most striking things he encountered during his travels was the cultural and traditional practices in some remote villages, where people still live in a way that is reminiscent of the 1950s. Despite the daily differences, he discovered that the great human values such as hospitality, respect, and kindness remain a common denominator among all peoples. Al-Nehdi concludes that overlanding has given him great confidence in himself and has equipped him with diverse skills in managing crises and repairing mechanical faults, relying on himself. He advises those who wish to embark on similar adventures to be meticulous in their preparation and not underestimate the small details, pointing out that his future plans involve continuing to document his journeys, expanding his travel content, and developing initiatives that cater to travelers and facilitate new adventures.
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Sultan Al-Nehdi, an Emirati traveler, has made a remarkable presence in the world of overlanding after covering thousands of kilometers in his car, traversing continents, and documenting his journeys on social media platforms. His aim is to showcase a positive image of Emirati youth and introduce their culture and identity to the world. Al-Nehdi's passion for overlanding began due to his love for open roads and the desire for exploration. Over time, this passion transformed into a way of life and a message he strives to convey through his journeys, highlighting the spirit of adventure and Emirati culture wherever he goes. His primary motivation behind his travels was to learn about the customs and cultures of different peoples and overcome the challenges of traversing thousands of kilometers off-road. Al-Nehdi emphasizes that his car is his primary means of travel, carefully preparing it to serve as a mobile home that accompanies him on all his adventures. These journeys are not just a means of entertainment, but also carry a humanitarian and cultural message, aiming to promote cultural understanding and spread a positive image of Emirati youth, in addition to the valuable life lessons they convey. He has already visited over 65 countries, covering various continents, from Europe to Asia, China, and Japan, as well as frequent trips within the Arab region. He describes these experiences as a mix of challenges and exceptional moments that have instilled in him the conviction that overlanding is a true school of life. Al-Nehdi notes that the biggest challenges he faced were the environmental and rough terrain, but he managed to overcome them through careful planning and self-reliance in repairing his car and dealing with unexpected situations. He emphasizes that the key lies in combining prior preparation and the ability to adapt to sudden changes. He adds that one of the most striking things he encountered during his travels was the cultural and traditional practices in some remote villages, where people still live in a way that is reminiscent of the 1950s. Despite the daily differences, he discovered that the great human values such as hospitality, respect, and kindness remain a common denominator among all peoples. Al-Nehdi concludes that overlanding has given him great confidence in himself and has equipped him with diverse skills in managing crises and repairing mechanical faults, relying on himself. He advises those who wish to embark on similar adventures to be meticulous in their preparation and not underestimate the small details, pointing out that his future plans involve continuing to document his journeys, expanding his travel content, and developing initiatives that cater to travelers and facilitate new adventures.
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Abu Dhabi-based Yas Holding's Executive Director, Ismail Al Shamisi, announced the launch of a new company, 'Ishraq', to become the first local and regional company to provide terrestrial space services and solutions to the commercial and government sectors through terminal stations. Al Shamisi said in an interview with 'Al Ittihad' that Ishraq, which was launched as part of Yas Holding's expansion strategy, aims to complement the services provided by national companies specialized in satellite services. He added that the company will build a terrestrial system through the development and construction of a factory and laboratory, as well as the training of national cadres. Al Shamisi highlighted that Ishraq will showcase a number of solutions during the 'Yas' exhibition, and introduce visitors and participants to them, noting that the company is 100% Emirati-owned and will manufacture and develop locally. Yas Holding, which includes Global Aviation Services, a company specialized in aviation navigation and monitoring, and the new Ishraq company, has a strategy to expand its services in the aviation navigation sector, which covers two-thirds of the country's airspace. Al Shamisi said that the company has launched an expansion strategy to expand its aviation navigation services to keep pace with the development of the aviation sector in the country and advanced technologies such as drones and flying taxis. He added that the company has started implementing the expansion strategy, which includes applying the latest technology in the aviation navigation sector, and has signed an agreement with 'Talex' in November to develop an air traffic management system, as well as opening an air traffic management laboratory. Al Shamisi stated that the first step in the new strategy is to enter the smart transportation system, where we will play a role in providing air traffic management and monitoring services for drones and flying taxis, and cooperate with local national entities in this regard. He added that the implementation of the new expansion strategy will be phased over the next five years. Al Shamisi emphasized that Yas Holding's expansion strategy includes expanding Global Aviation Services, launching Ishraq, and investing in solutions related to the terrestrial, marine, and aviation sectors in general. Yas Holding has invested in attracting national cadres, with a nationalization rate of 63% in the aviation monitoring sector, and has launched a program to attract high school graduates for training for three years, where they will be considered employees of the company during their training and become certified and licensed air traffic controllers after their successful completion of the program.
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Abu Dhabi-based Yas Holding's Executive Director, Ismail Al Shamisi, announced the launch of a new company, 'Ishraq', to become the first local and regional company to provide terrestrial space services and solutions to the commercial and government sectors through terminal stations. Al Shamisi said in an interview with 'Al Ittihad' that Ishraq, which was launched as part of Yas Holding's expansion strategy, aims to complement the services provided by national companies specialized in satellite services. He added that the company will build a terrestrial system through the development and construction of a factory and laboratory, as well as the training of national cadres. Al Shamisi highlighted that Ishraq will showcase a number of solutions during the 'Yas' exhibition, and introduce visitors and participants to them, noting that the company is 100% Emirati-owned and will manufacture and develop locally. Yas Holding, which includes Global Aviation Services, a company specialized in aviation navigation and monitoring, and the new Ishraq company, has a strategy to expand its services in the aviation navigation sector, which covers two-thirds of the country's airspace. Al Shamisi said that the company has launched an expansion strategy to expand its aviation navigation services to keep pace with the development of the aviation sector in the country and advanced technologies such as drones and flying taxis. He added that the company has started implementing the expansion strategy, which includes applying the latest technology in the aviation navigation sector, and has signed an agreement with 'Talex' in November to develop an air traffic management system, as well as opening an air traffic management laboratory. Al Shamisi stated that the first step in the new strategy is to enter the smart transportation system, where we will play a role in providing air traffic management and monitoring services for drones and flying taxis, and cooperate with local national entities in this regard. He added that the implementation of the new expansion strategy will be phased over the next five years. Al Shamisi emphasized that Yas Holding's expansion strategy includes expanding Global Aviation Services, launching Ishraq, and investing in solutions related to the terrestrial, marine, and aviation sectors in general. Yas Holding has invested in attracting national cadres, with a nationalization rate of 63% in the aviation monitoring sector, and has launched a program to attract high school graduates for training for three years, where they will be considered employees of the company during their training and become certified and licensed air traffic controllers after their successful completion of the program.
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In the image of steadfastness and defiance, despite the continuation of the conflict and airstrikes, a destroyed school returns to compensate for the educational loss in Khan Yunis. Here, amidst the rubble of the school, the will of children is unbroken. The planes that destroyed most of the schools were unable to crush their desire to learn. The planes destroyed everything in the place, but they cannot take away the happiness of these children as they return to studying, even if it's outside the norm. The children feel that a part of their natural life has returned, and they prove to the world that the children of Gaza love life, knowledge, and peace and challenge reality, sending a message that they need to end this conflict to learn in a safe and suitable place. In these destroyed classrooms, children are engaged in studying, writing, and acquiring knowledge, but they lack the basic educational tools, yet they raise their voices loudly to recite the Arabic alphabet, making their voices heard above the sounds of planes and airstrikes that fill the place. A destroyed school in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
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In the image of steadfastness and defiance, despite the continuation of the conflict and airstrikes, a destroyed school returns to compensate for the educational loss in Khan Yunis. Here, amidst the rubble of the school, the will of children is unbroken. The planes that destroyed most of the schools were unable to crush their desire to learn. The planes destroyed everything in the place, but they cannot take away the happiness of these children as they return to studying, even if it's outside the norm. The children feel that a part of their natural life has returned, and they prove to the world that the children of Gaza love life, knowledge, and peace and challenge reality, sending a message that they need to end this conflict to learn in a safe and suitable place. In these destroyed classrooms, children are engaged in studying, writing, and acquiring knowledge, but they lack the basic educational tools, yet they raise their voices loudly to recite the Arabic alphabet, making their voices heard above the sounds of planes and airstrikes that fill the place. A destroyed school in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
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