Dubai is set to launch 15 new public recycling stations. These will mainly serve residents living in high-density areas of the city that do not have access to door-to-door recycling schemes. Meanwhile, the municipality's door-to-door waste collection and recycling programme will be extended to 22 new locations by the end of the year, covering 26, 000 houses. According to official statistics, 3.5 million metric tonnes of general waste were generated in the emirate in the first quarter of 2015.
Six services and programmes are unveiled for 'Barakatna' initiative
The Department of Community Development – Abu Dhabi (DCD), in partnership with the Family Development Foundation, revealed six services and programs under the 'Barakatna' Initiative.
Dubai crowns champions in prompt engineering
The winners of the second edition of the Global Prompt Engineering Championship were announced on Wednesday during Dubai AI Week.
Flying taxis step closer as Abu Dhabi approves first hybrid heliport
The UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has approved the country’s first hybrid heliport, marking a step forward in the rollout of urban air mobility services.
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed approves major public health reforms in Dubai
Dubai has introduced a major public health law aimed at strengthening health and safety systems, and enhancing community awareness.
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