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Abu Dhabi Airport anticipates over 22 million travellers in 2023

Abu Dhabi Airport anticipates over 22 million travellers in 2023

Elena Sorlini, Managing Director and Interim Chief Executive Officer of Abu Dhabi Airports, anticipated that the airport will welcome over 22 million travellers by the end of 2023, emphasising that the inauguration of Terminal A solidifies the capital's status as a global gateway and a strategic hub for tourism and trade.

Speaking at the inaugural press round-table held at the new Terminal A building at Abu Dhabi International Airport, Sorlini based her end-of-year traveller projections on the solid performance indicators achieved by the airport in recent months.

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UAE’s Al Ansari Financial Services to launch ‘digital wallet’ service, targets ‘unbanked’ residents

UAE’s Al Ansari Financial Services to launch ‘digital wallet’ service, targets ‘unbanked’ residents

Dubai: Al Ansari Financial Services – which operates the UAE’s biggest remittance network – has won regulator approval to launch a ‘digital wallet’ service. The company, listed on DFM, has been making a determined push into digital services when it comes to financial transactions, and the digital wallet launch fits in with that.

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Emirates and Boeing Forms New Partnership for Advance Aircraft Maintenance

Emirates and Boeing Forms New Partnership for Advance Aircraft Maintenance

DUBAI- Emirates (EK) and Boeing have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to harness advanced digital technologies and expedite enhancements in maintenance operations.

The collaborative efforts will concentrate on various crucial areas, including drone-assisted aircraft inspections, refining the precision and efficiency of maintenance tasks through virtual and augmented reality, and the implementation of next-generation prognostic and predictive maintenance.

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Sustainable construction could turn the Gulf’s $2 trillion construction boom into 4.3 million annual jobs and reduce emissions by 60%

Sustainable construction could turn the Gulf’s $2 trillion construction boom into 4.3 million annual jobs and reduce emissions by 60%

With the upcoming COP 28 set to be hosted in the United Arab Emirates, and as the region intensifies its focus on its net-zero targets, sustainability-focused construction technologies are poised to play a crucial role. According to the latest research by Strategy Middle East, part of the PwC network, and the planning, design, management and consultancy (Dar), sustainability-focused construction technologies could help the MENA region’s $2 trillion construction surge reduce lifecycle emissions by 50-60%.