Residents in the capital could be charged for waste collection by mid-2016. Abu Dhabi government organisation Tadweer that is responsible for disposal of waste is studying a proposal to make the collection chargeable as part of its plan to encourage recycling. Charging may be based on the number of residents or number of rooms in an apartment or villa. The pay-as-you-throw scheme has been revealed at the 6th Annual Waste Management Middle East Forum yesterday.
Dubai Gold District to debut world’s first 'Gold Street'
In a landmark move for the region’s gold and jewellery industry, Ithra Dubai has officially launched the Dubai Gold District.
UAE keeps territory, airspace off-limits for hostile acts against Iran
The UAE will not allow its airspace, territory and waters to be used in any hostile military actions against Iran, nor will it provide logistical support for such operations.
UAE joins launch of 'Arabian Gulf Security 4' drill in Qatar
The UAE security force has joined Qatar in launching the Joint Tactical Exercise of Gulf Cooperation Council security agencies, also known as Arabian Gulf Security 4.
UAE expresses solidarity with Philippines over ferry accident
The UAE has expressed its solidarity with Philippines after a ferry capsized off the southern province of Basilan, killing at least 18 with several others reported missing.
UAE President attends military graduation ceremony
UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has attended the graduation ceremony of the 50th batch of officer cadets, along with the first batch of university officer cadets, at Zayed II Military College in Al Ain.
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