Manage My Property is actively extending its footprint across the UAE and into key regional markets, bringing certified property managers, the Dream app, and two decades of financial discipline to a new generation of international investors International investors are pouring capital into UAE real estate. But owning property here and making it perform are two very different things and that gap is exactly where Manage My Property  (MMP) operates. Dubai has never been a more compelling investment destination. Record transaction volumes, Golden Visa incentives, zero property tax, and a rental market that continues to outperform global peers have drawn a new generation of international investors from London to Riyadh, from Singapore to Milan, into UAE real estate. The appeal is undeniable. The complexity that follows, however, is something few buyers are

The country has demonstrated remarkable efficiency in safeguarding national security while ensuring continuity in its economic and development agenda Periods of regional uncertainty often reveal the true strength of nations. In the case of the UAE, experience has repeatedly shown that moments of geopolitical tension do not slow the country’s progress, they often reinforce it. For decades, this region has experienced successive political and economic shifts. Yet throughout these cycles of uncertainty, the UAE has consistently stood out as a model of stability, resilience, and confidence in the future. Today, the UAE and the wider Arabian Gulf region face renewed attempts to challenge the stability that has supported their remarkable development. However, the UAE continues to respond with calm strategic judgment and a clear long-term vision. By focusing on the

In the UAE, artificial intelligence is no longer an experiment. It has become part of everyday business practice. Companies use AI to analyse data, assess risk, automate customer service and even draft documents. The country is investing heavily in its digital future, and businesses are moving in the same direction. But as opportunities expand, so does responsibility. One of the most common misconceptions is the belief that if a system makes a decision, it should also bear the responsibility. In practice, this is not the case. An algorithm is not a legal person. It cannot be held accountable. Responsibility always rests with the company that deploys and relies on the system. If AI recommends a loan, denies an insurance claim or influences a hiring decision, regulators will ask straightforward questions:

UAE’s NCM denied reports of a cyclone and clarified that it is ‘scientifically incorrect’ The final wave of unstable weather is forecast between Thursday night and Friday Dubai’s RTA deploys unified communication platform that tracks flooding across the city in real time. Omani resident found dead after his vehicle was swept away Wednesday evening in a valley Bus services from Dubai to Sharjah, Ajman temporarily stopped UAE reminds public of penalties for violations during rainy weather; authorities urge motorists to exercise caution in heavy rains as visibility drops UAE’s NCM predicts more rain on March 27; Ras Al Khaimah declares remote work for government employees Unstable weather continues in UAE Lightning struck, thunders boomed and the skies opened up as fresh rains hit parts of the country on Thursday night.

‘Property market collapse, mass evacuation’: Dubai debunks viral fake news A series of alarming claims, from ‘mass evacuation from Dubai’ and ‘Dubai is no longer safe’ to ‘airports are shut down’ and ‘shelves are empty’, circulating online are fake, authorities have said. “Sidestep the rumours, focus on the facts,” the office said in a statement accompanying the video. “Dubai is operating as normal. Don’t be misled by fake news. Stay informed and verify before you share.” The video brings together a series of viral-style headlines, including claims that banks are freezing investor funds, the property market is collapsing, and wealthy residents and hedge funds are fleeing the emirate, before marking them as fake.

UAE weather: Heavy rains forecast, brief lull before final wave of unstable conditions Today’s weather forecast After heavy rains and thunder across the country on March 25, the country is expected to continue to witness such conditions. Conditions are expected to ease slightly today, with the impact of the low-pressure system relatively weakening. However, light to moderate rainfall may still occur at intervals, mainly over islands and northern areas. However, the final wave of unstable weather is forecast between tonight and FridayKhaleejTimes