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Iranian Expats in U.A.E. Caught Between Home and Homeland Original
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. Iran’s retaliatory attacks on the United Arab Emirates have put the U.A.E.’s large Iranian expatriate community in an uncomfortable position. Reza Namazi and Amin Ebra at their Dubai restaurant, Iranish. At lunchtime, the restaurant is often full of diners from the large Emirati and Iranian community it has built over the years.
Iranian Expats in U.A.E. Caught Between Home and Homeland
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. Iran’s retaliatory attacks on the United Arab Emirates have put the U.A.E.’s large Iranian expatriate community in an uncomfortable position. Reza Namazi and Amin Ebra at their Dubai restaurant, Iranish. At lunchtime, the restaurant is often full of diners from the large Emirati and Iranian community it has built over the years.
Abu Dhabi’s State Oil Company Looks Beyond Oil Original
Until Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber was tapped to overhaul Abu Dhabi’s national energy company, it had been content to rake in the cash from large, low-cost oil fields. His mandate was to modernize the company, known as ADNOC, to make sure it could continue to sustain the economy and geopolitical ambitions of the United Arab Emirates.
Soins capillaires, compléments alimentaires… Meriem Khali-Malone met les bouclées doubles
La fondatrice de la marque de cosmétiques pour cheveux Madame la présidente mise sur les grands magasins de luxe pour institutionnaliser son entreprise dans un marché en plein boom. Publié aujourd'hui à 10h48 Jeudi 25 septembre, au troisième étage des Galeries Lafayette du IXe arrondissement de Paris, tous les yeux sont braqués sur Meriem Khali-Malone.
Sotheby’s to bring auctions to Abu Dhabi, eyeing local rich Original
Bloomberg|Published 6 minutes ago The Louvre Abu Dhabi art museum in the Saadiyat Cultural District of Abu Dhabi. Image: Natalie Naccache/Bloomberg Sotheby’s will launch its first auction series in Abu Dhabi this December as the emirate steps up its bid to become a global destination for art and luxury. The Abu Dhabi Collectors’ Week, running from December. 2 to December 5, will center around auctions spanning jewelry, rare timepieces, collector cars and real estate, according to a release.
Sotheby’s to bring auctions to Abu Dhabi, eyeing local rich
Bloomberg|Published 6 months ago The Louvre Abu Dhabi art museum in the Saadiyat Cultural District of Abu Dhabi. Image: Natalie Naccache/Bloomberg Sotheby’s will launch its first auction series in Abu Dhabi this December as the emirate steps up its bid to become a global destination for art and luxury. The Abu Dhabi Collectors’ Week, running from December. 2 to December 5, will center around auctions spanning jewelry, rare timepieces, collector cars and real estate, according to a release.
Los negocios en Dubai y los EAU sufren un duro impacto de la guerra entre Israel e Irán
Bloomberg — Las condiciones empresariales en los Emiratos Árabes Unidos sufrieron un revés en las postrimerías del segundo trimestre después de que la guerra de Israel con Irán interrumpiera las ventas en junio. El índice de gestores de compras de los EAU subió sólo ligeramente hasta 53,5 el mes pasado desde los 53,3 de mayo, según S&P Global, citando la reticencia de los hogares a gastar como causa de la caída de la demanda.
Auge inmobiliario de lujo en Dubái logra un récord antes de los aranceles: ¿qué pasará ahora?
Bloomberg — El auge del mercado de lujo de Dubai continuó durante el primer trimestre, con compradores adinerados impulsando nuevamente ventas récord de viviendas valuadas en más de US$10 millones. Durante los primeros tres meses de 2025, se vendieron 111 viviendas con un valor combinado de $1.9 mil millones, un aumento del 5,7% con respecto al mismo período del año anterior, según la firma de investigación Knight Frank.
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Die Türen zur Zukunft öffnen sich mit einem Tippen auf den Touchscreen. Cognacfarbene Ledersitze für sechs Personen, Glasdach, Getränkehalter. Untermalt von einem elektrischen Summen gleitet das selbstfahrende Auto durch das Parkhaus. Besonders weit kommt man nicht. Nach wenigen Hundert Metern parkt das Podcar in einer verglasten Kabine im Besucherzentrum wieder ein. Willkommen in Masdar City.
Perspective | A family’s life in a glass box during Dubai’s coronavirus lockdown
In Sight Perspective Perspective Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events July 6 From the series At Home. (Natalie Naccache) From the series At Home. (Natalie Naccache) Natalie Naccache is a Lebanese British documentary photographer based between Dubai and Beirut. Brought up by Lebanese parents in London, her work challenges preconceived ideas of the Middle East in modern-day society.
A look inside the big business of modest fashion
World Text by Louisa Loveluck | Photos by Natalie Naccache | Oct. 4, 2018 From the glitz of Fashion Week parties to the towering malls of Dubai, modest fashion is big business. Its models grace Vogue covers. Instagram influencers have followings in the millions. Catering to conservative dress codes, the global industry is projected to rake in $373 billion by 2022. Major design houses were already taking notice of the trend in 2015, when Lebanese-British photographer Natalie Naccache moved to Dubai.
Topic Issue no. 11, Animalia
The relationship between humans and animals is both fascinating and fraught. As children, creatures take center stage as the protagonists of our picture books, animated movies, and overstuffed toy boxes. As adults, we keep them as pets, put them on everything from currency to calendars, and murder them en masse for food. Our May issue explores these complexities in a menagerie of stories, including the new series The Book of Dog .
The Beirut fashion school making education free
Najah Raya, 23, is sitting in the corner of a large apartment in Beirut at a table covered in colourful materials. She still can’t believe she’s here. A few months ago she was studying bio-chemistry when a TED Talk by Sara Hermez changed the course of her life. “I started crying right then and there,” she remembers. “The tuition for fashion education is really expensive. I couldn’t believe there was a free fashion school in Lebanon.
The Beirut fashion school making education free
Najah Raya, 23, is sitting in the corner of a large apartment in Beirut at a table covered in colourful materials. She still can’t believe she’s here. A few months ago she was studying bio-chemistry when a TED Talk by Sara Hermez changed the course of her life. “I started crying right then and there,” she remembers. “The tuition for fashion education is really expensive. I couldn’t believe there was a free fashion school in Lebanon.
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