In December, a pioneering event that unites sport, sustainability and health, will take place in Dubai. Sport Impact Summit will bring together world-class athletes, sports organisations, sports teams, academics, to change the world through sport.
Astha Biotech, a leading UAE-based infrastructure company with focus on green economy, has signed a lease agreement with Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi for setting up an microalgae plant on a 38,000sqm area within the Kezad development in Al Ain city.
ACCESS, the largest Arab American non-profit organisation in the US, will host its 10th Arab Health Summit, a unique scientific forum drawing health professionals from around the globe to Dearborn, Michigan.
Emaar Hospitality Group has launched its lifestyle gym brand, Veo, in three new locations – Hayya Lakes is now open, with Veo Manzil in Downtown Dubai, and Veo Meadows Town Center to open later this summer.
Al Yah Satellite Communications Company (Yahsat) has been ranked in the top 10 most sustainable firms in the Middle East, declared the S&P Global ESG Scores. It has sealed the sixth and third positions in the region and the UAE rankings, respectively,
Lutz-Jesco, a leading German manufacturer of motor-driven pumps as well as a range of products for the treatment of drinking water, will be showcasing its Memdos Smart dosing pump and B3 drum pump at the upcoming Water Africa 2024 trade fair in Ghana.
Broaden Energy, a global leader in hydrogen energy solutions, will invest AED1 billion ($270 million) to set up the first hydrogen equipment manufacturing complex in Abu Dhabi.
Emirates NBD, a leading banking group in the Menat (Middle East, North Africa and Turkiye) region has been awarded the prestigious leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEED certification for 12 of its branches by the US Green Building Council.
Bahrain Steel, a leading producer and global supplier of high-grade iron ore pellets, announced the arrival of the vessel, MV Ubuntu Unity, owned by Anglo American.
Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind regenerative tourism destinations The Red Sea and Amaala, said work has begun on its new hospital project within Turtle Bay area on the Red Sea following the approval of the project design by Ministry of Health.
