Two new schools are set to open in Abu Dhabi in September next year. The new institutions, to be built by Aldar Academies, will add 3,600 seats bringing their pupil population to 9,300. The first will be located near the former Al Nahyan Camp area and will offer the British curriculum. It will include a co-ed primary school and a girls-only secondary school. The second school will offer the American curriculum and will be located on Yas Island.
UAE orders investigation on Banque Misr branches after US warning
The Central Bank of the UAE has issued an examination on Banque Misr branches in the country after US authorities reported a primary money laundering concern.
UAE leaders discuss national affairs in Al Marmoom
A high-level meeting was held at Dubai's Al Marmoom to review several national and citizens’ affairs on Saturday.
UAE expresses its solidarity with China over victims of floods, landslides
The UAE has expressed its solidarity with China over the victims of floods and landslides near Tibet, close to its border with Nepal, which resulted in several deaths and missing people, as well as significant damage.
Dubai Police trains school security guards on traffic safety
Dubai Police has provided traffic safety training to more than 140 security guards working across 35 schools in Dubai.
Abu Dhabi offers free transport card for high-scoring graduates
Students who have graduated from public schools in the 2025-2026 academic year with a score of 95 per cent or more will be able to use public transport free of charge in Abu Dhabi.
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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan’s visit to the US to boost economic and technology ties including AI.
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