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UAE Labour Market Observatory Report: Emirati Women Account for 71.6% of Skilled UAE Nationals in the Private Sector

Gulf News 08 Nov 2026
Emirati women account for 71.6 per cent of all skilled Emirati nationals employed in the private sector, while they represent 57 per cent of Emiratis working in information technology (IT) ...
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Emirati Boy's Journey: From Curious Child to Young Author and Advocate

Gulf News 07 Nov 2026
Abu Dhabi. Everyone saw the four-year-old on the stage.Around 400 people in front of him ... He has represented Emirati children at international exhibitions and events and has been selected as a book ambassador in other countries.
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Irthi showcases Emirati crafts at design Doha Biennial 2026

Gulf Today 07 Nov 2026
The participation underscores the Council’s ongoing commitment to elevating the presence of Emirati crafts on international platforms and demonstrating their potential to unlock new avenues for design and creative production.
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The story of an Emirati boy who became a young author and advocate

Dubai Standard 07 Nov 2026
Young Emirati author uses his writing to inspire and make a difference. Abu Dhabi ... Now eight, Saeed AlMheiri has represented Emirati children at international exhibitions and events and has been chosen as a book ambassador in other countries ... ....
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‘Deeply concerning’ IHRA conference excluded Saudis, Emiratis, Kaploun says

Cleveland Jewish News 04 Nov 2026
“Excluding states that may not be ‘commonly seen as democracies’ risks shutting IHRA out of the very places where its mission is most in demand,” the U.S. envoy on Jew-hatred wrote ... .
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Muharraq, Khaldiya seek sweet revenge on Emirati rivals

GDN Online 04 Nov 2026
FOOTBALL – BAHRAIN’S Muharraq and Al Khaldiya both take on Emirati opposition tonight as they resume their respective campaigns in the 2026-27 AFC Champions League (ACL) Two ... Their contest is scheduled to get underway at 7pm, Bahrain time.
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UAE football salary cap: Emirati professional players limited to Dh2.5 million a year under new rules

Emirates 24/7 04 Nov 2026
The regulations stipulate that the maximum salary for a professional Emirati player is Dh2.5 million annually (about Dh208,000 monthly).
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