The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment will sponsor the Sustainable Agriculture Container, a project developed by the second batch of the Carbon Ambassadors Programme, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has announced.

A number of main landmarks of Abu Dhabi have gone green to mark the 86th anniversary of Saudi Arabia’s National Day. The main landmarks that celebrated the event included Sheikh Zayed Bridge, Capital Gate, ADNOC Headquarters, Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium, Emirates Palace, and Al Ain City Municipality, as well as a number of buildings in various cities and areas in the emirate. 

The United Arab Emirates opened the UAE Consulate in New York City and appointed Majid Al-Suwaidi as Consul General. The opening ceremony was officiated by Reem Al Hashimy, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation, and Yousef Al Otaiba, UAE Ambassador to the United States. New York marks the country’s second consulate in the US after Los Angeles and further reinforces the growing UAE-US relationship. 

Art souq presents painting, photography, digital prints and sculptures across the six hall art gallery in Al Bateen. This Event was started in Ramadan and now it is close to ending in end September. The Souq offers an opportunity for visitors to begin the adventure of collecting art or expand their existing collection.  

The World has witnessed many magnificent and splendid projects in Abu Dhabi, but Emirates Palace Hotel holds an incredible recognition in the world of luxury and hospitality. The idea of this project was conceived by HH Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan in 2001, in consideration of the main agenda to host GCC Conference there. The palace covers the area of approximately 270,000 sq meters and without any doubt is one of the iconic buildings in the world.  According to many, Emirates Palace is 2nd most expensive hotel ever built. Officially it falls into a 5-star category but facilities and luxury provided by the hotel place it as a ‘7 Star’ Hotel!