The United Arab Emirates' Armed Forces signed AED 20 billion ($5.45 billion) in defense contracts this week at the IDEX military exhibition in Abu Dhabi, a spokesman said on Thursday.

Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain have signed a multi-year sponsorship with hotel group Accor, which will become the club's principal sponsor. ALL, a new loyalty scheme from the company, will be the brand displayed on the front of PSG's shirts from the 2019-20 season, replacing Dubai-based airline Fly Emirates. Accor Group chairman and chief executive officer Sebastien ...]

A BRITISH football fan has revealed how he was “beaten and starved” in the United Arab Emirates for wearing a Qatar shirt.

Brazilian beauty giant O Boticário consolidates its presence in the United Arab Emirates with a second store in Dubai, less than six months after its debut in the Middle East touristic city in partnership with investment and management company Millennial Capital. The new store is located in the Dubai Mall, the world's largest mall with approximately 1,200 stores. “Opening a second O Boticário store in a demanding market, like the United Arab Emirates, is a result of the strength and (...) -

The United Arab Emirates' armed forces signed 514.8 million dirham ($140.17 million) defense contracts with international firms on Tuesday at the IDEX military exhibition, spokesman Brigadier General Mohammed al-Hassani said.

The United Arab Emirates on Monday awarded Raytheon Co. a 5.7 billion dirhams ($1.55 billion) contract to supply its air force with platform systems to launch missiles, a UAE military spokesman said.

The aircraft manufacturer ends production of the superjumbo after key buyer Emirates cuts order.

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) said on Sunday it had signed military deals worth 3.87 billion UAE dirhams ($1.1 billion) with international companies.

A biennial arms fair has opened in the United Arab Emirates as the country faces increasing scrutiny over its involvement in the Saudi-led war in Yemen.