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Ministry of Economy figures confirm the UAE's position as the region's top re-export hub, with growth driven by non-oil merchandise and logistics.
Telecommunications authorities have released updated guidelines binding on all platforms operating within the UAE's digital jurisdiction.
Emiratisation figures from the Ministry of Human Resources show sustained uptake among nationals aged 22–30 in financial services and technology.
From the federal corridors of Abu Dhabi to the trading floors of Dubai's DIFC, from Sharjah's cultural quarter to the industrial zones of Fujairah — Yarfle Report dispatches are built on access, not access journalism.
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Five years of sustained infrastructure investment, visa reform and strategic positioning in three time zones has transformed Dubai into an indispensable hub for global enterprise.
Our correspondent reports from inside the city's most ambitious build-out — spanning 18 months of on-the-record conversations with executives, policymakers and the workers who assembled it all.
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15 years covering UAE federal politics and economics. Former deputy editor at Gulf News.
Specialises in DIFC regulatory affairs and Gulf sovereign wealth strategy. Based in Dubai.
Covers federal government, ADNOC energy policy and the capital's urban development agenda.
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