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11.09.2026

Dubai Municipality launches first youth knowledge exchange programme in Seoul

DUBAI, 11th September, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai Municipality has launched its first knowledge exchange programme for young Emirati engineers and specialists in Seoul, South Korea, as part of its efforts to develop national capabilities and strengthen the contribution of young professionals to the future of municipal work.The five-month programme will combine academic knowledge, applied research and field-based learning, enabling participants to develop studies, projects and practical solutions across priority areas of city management. It will also provide exposure to South Korea’s experience in urban development and advanced municipal practices, with the aim of adapting relevant knowledge and approaches to Dubai’s future needs.The programme comprises two integrated tracks. The first will be delivered in cooperation with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and will focus on developing studies and applied solutions across selected municipal priorities.The track forms part of the activation of the cooperation agreement between Dubai Municipality and KAIST, supporting research, development and innovation as well as the exchange of knowledge and expertise. It will also contribute to developing the capabilities of young professionals and engineers through joint work in areas including urban planning, city infrastructure management and smart urban solutions that support quality of life.The second track will provide participants with field-based exposure to leading projects and specialised institutions across Seoul and Incheon. The visits will cover urban planning, smart cities, integrated waste management, sustainability and circular-economy practices, design and engineering, and emergency and disaster management.Among the destinations included in the programme is Seoul Upcycling Plaza, where participants will explore approaches to resource reuse and the circular economy, and the Seoul AI Smart City Center, which will provide insight into the use of artificial intelligence, data and smart solutions in city management.Participants will also explore advanced practices in emergency and disaster management, including monitoring and response systems and the coordination of urban operations.The programme includes visits to Dongdaemun Design Plaza, designed by Zaha Hadid, where participants will examine the design concepts and engineering technologies applied to the development, as well as Songdo International Business District, providing exposure to an integrated model of urban planning, smart-city development, infrastructure and municipal services.The programme is designed to connect international learning directly with Dubai Municipality’s operational and development priorities. Participants will examine current and future municipal challenges and use these as a basis for developing applied initiatives and solutions with KAIST, drawing on relevant research and international practices.The programme will focus on three areas supporting municipal operations and city management.The first covers sustainable urban development and regeneration, including city beautification, agriculture and sustainability. Participants will examine approaches to developing people-centred urban areas and neighbourhoods, alongside the planning of integrated infrastructure and considerations related to risk management and business continuity.The second focuses on integrated waste management, exposing participants to practices in waste reduction, recycling at source and circular-economy systems and exploring their potential application to projects that support Dubai’s sustainability objectives.The third focuses on disaster management, including urban resilience, risk assessment, preparedness and technology-enabled response, supporting the development of approaches that strengthen readiness for future challenges.Eng. Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of Dubai Municipality, said the programme reflects the Municipality’s commitment to investing in Emirati capabilities and creating opportunities for young professionals to contribute directly to the future development of the city.He said: “Building the capabilities of Emirati youth is a direct investment in shaping and leading the future of municipal work. Through this programme, we are giving our young engineers and specialists the opportunity to engage with leading international expertise and apply what they learn to the development of practical solutions for Dubai.“Our objective is to turn knowledge exchange into tangible value for the city. Participants will work on challenges and opportunities across municipal fields and develop studies and solutions that can contribute to more efficient city management, greater resilience and an enhanced quality of life.”He added: “Our cooperation with KAIST also reflects Dubai Municipality’s commitment to building strong international links between research, innovation and practical application. By giving young Emirati professionals the opportunity to contribute to real projects and future solutions, we are strengthening the capabilities needed to lead Dubai’s continued urban development.”Throughout the five-month programme, participants will develop studies, projects and applied solutions addressing priority areas of Dubai Municipality’s work. At the conclusion of the programme, these will be presented as comprehensive proposals for assessment, with the potential for future development or implementation where appropriate.Through the programme, Dubai Municipality continues to invest in Emirati talent and strengthen the technical and professional capabilities required to shape the future of municipal work, supporting Dubai’s wider vision for sustainable urban development and quality of life.

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11.09.2026

UAE-made Badr-250 commands strong interest on debut at Al Alamein Airshow

AL ALAMEIN, Egypt, 10th September, 2026 (WAM) -- G5 Holding Company wrapped up a successful showcase at the Al Alamein International Airshow 2026, where its Badr-250 light attack aircraft generated strong interest from senior officials, military commanders, and international delegations. Marking its public debut at the event, the aircraft was featured prominently in the static display sector among participating international platforms.Visitors had the opportunity to view the Badr-250 up close and learn about its capabilities, technical specifications, and operational potential. The G5 team provided detailed briefings on the aircraft’s design and the missions it was developed to perform, including close air support, reconnaissance, surveillance, armed reconnaissance, and other operational missions.The aircraft generated considerable interest among government officials, specialists, and representatives of military and industrial organizations, who were keen to learn more about its capabilities and the range of missions it can perform, as well as its lightweight design and advanced operational capabilities.The Badr-250 is the first light attack aircraft to be designed, developed, and manufactured entirely in the United Arab Emirates. G5 developed the aircraft to provide multi-mission capabilities within a lightweight aerial platform. It features a carbon-fiber airframe, a single turboprop engine, and a mission system capable of integrating a range of weapons systems and precision-guided munitions.At the company’s indoor exhibition platform, G5 also showcased a range of its defenve products and solutions, including the Badr-250T trainer aircraft, the Cobra unmanned vehicle, AlHeda missiles, the Mazyad vehicle equipped with a rocket-launch system, the AlDeraa short-range air defense system, and the Sweihan armored vehicle, in addition to products developed by the company’s Advanced Industries division. Visitors expressed strong interest in the products and capabilities showcased by the company.G5’s participation also included a series of meetings with government and military organizations, specialized companies, operators, and investors. Several participating representatives expressed interest in G5’s products and capabilities, with discussions focusing on potential cooperation in manufacturing, development, technology integration, and research and development.At the conclusion of the exhibition, the Badr-250 emerged as one of the highlights of G5’s presence, following the significant attention it received from senior officials, military leaders, official delegations, and industry specialists on its debut at the event.

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11.09.2026

KHDA launches new academic, career guidance framework

DUBAI, 11th September, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) has launched the FutuReady Standards – Dubai’s comprehensive academic and career guidance framework designed to prepare students for future learning, work, and life in a rapidly changing world.The FutuReady Framework: The Dubai Standards for Academic Guidance and Career Readiness in Educational Institutions is an overarching framework that establishes clear, practical expectations through nine FutuReady standards. It has been developed to support private educational institutions in Dubai in designing, delivering, and strengthening high-quality academic and career guidance from early years through to graduation, helping students make informed academic and career choices and prepare confidently for futures that are still emerging.The FutuReady Framework demonstrates Dubai’s commitment to building a forward-looking education system that fosters talent development, drives economic growth, and fosters lifelong learning. It aligns closely with Dubai’s Economic Agenda (D33), and the Education 33 (E33) Strategy, which aim to equip learners with the skills, adaptability, and mindset needed to thrive in high-growth sectors and contribute meaningfully to Dubai’s future economy.The FutuReady Standards ensure that every student receives structured academic and career guidance, develops essential life and digital skills, and gains exposure to real-world learning experiences that support informed decision-making and readiness for future career pathways. The standards also emphasise strong professional leadership, active family involvement, access to future-focused technologies such as artificial intelligence, and personalised, inclusive guidance that supports all students, including students of determination.Commenting on the launch, Dr Amna Almaazmi, CEO of Growth and Human Development at KHDA, said: “Many of the jobs our students will do in the future do not yet exist. This is why academic and career guidance today must go beyond helping students choose subjects, programmes or universities. The FutuReady Framework is about preparing young people to navigate uncertainty, develop transferable skills, and make informed decisions throughout their lives. By embedding strong academic and career guidance across all phases of education, we are supporting students to be confident, adaptable, and ready for the jobs of the future.”To support implementation, KHDA has published the FutuReady Framework handbooks for schools and higher education institutions, tailored to each educational context and setting out expected practices and indicators across areas including structured academic and career guidance programmes, future skills, professional capacity and pathways, experiential learning, labour market insights, family and community engagement, digital and AI-enabled guidance, and inclusive, student-centred support. Dubai’s private schools will have three years to implement or further develop their academic and career guidance provision in line with the FutuReady Standards.To help education leaders and practitioners understand the FutuReady Standards and apply the guidance effectively, KHDA will organise a series of workshops to clarify expectations and provide practical guidance.KHDA has also signed a collaboration agreement with the National Career Development Association (NCDA) to support the launch and implementation of the framework. The partnership focuses on research and professional development to strengthen academic and career guidance provision across institutions.Commenting on the collaboration, Dr Brett Anderson, President-Elect of NCDA said: “This collaboration reflects KHDA’s commitment to strengthening future-ready academic and career guidance for students. We look forward to working closely with KHDA to build high-quality guidance practices that help students make informed choices and prepare for meaningful futures.”

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11.09.2026

28 Dubai Police sites go solar cutting 26,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year

DUBAI, 11th September, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai Police has completed the first phase of an ambitious solar energy project that has transformed 28 police sites, delivering an estimated annual reduction of 26,000 tonnes of carbon emissions.The reduction represents 20% of the total carbon emissions generated by Dubai Police buildings, marking a significant step in the organisation’s long term transition towards cleaner energy, greener buildings and more efficient use of resources.The project, led by the General Department of Logistics Support, was originally launched during COP28 in 2023 and forms part of a 25 year strategy to progressively introduce solar energy solutions across Dubai Police buildings and facilities.The first phase covered 28 locations, including police stations, general departments and other police buildings and facilities.Rather than applying a single solution across every site, the project considers the age, design and operational requirements of individual buildings to ensure that sustainable technologies can be introduced without affecting police operations or services.Engineer Maryam Rashid Bonfour, Director of the Energy Efficiency Projects Portfolio at the Environment, Health and Safety Department of the General Department of Logistics Support, said the initiative goes beyond simply installing solar energy systems.She explained that it forms part of a broader vision to improve the efficiency of police buildings and facilities, optimise resource consumption, reduce carbon emissions and accelerate the transition towards environmentally friendly green buildings.According to Bonfour, the first phase has succeeded in preparing 28 sites to contribute to an annual reduction of 26,000 tonnes of carbon emissions.This is equivalent to around 20% of the total carbon emissions associated with Dubai Police buildings.The achievement supports wider national and Dubai strategies for clean energy, carbon reduction and the green transformation of buildings, as well as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.The solar project is designed as a long term transformation rather than a one off initiative.“The project extends over 25 years and is being implemented through carefully planned phases that take into consideration the nature, age, design and operational requirements of police buildings,” Bonfour said.This includes both existing facilities and new buildings developed according to Dubai Police operational requirements.She said the approach is intended to ensure that sustainable solutions remain efficient and viable over the long term without compromising the efficiency of police services and operations.Dubai Police is now preparing to begin the second phase during the final quarter of 2026, progressively extending solar energy solutions to additional buildings and facilities.The project supports the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and Dubai’s strategy to reduce carbon emissions, with the aim of helping double the reduction in carbon emissions to 50% by the end of 2030.It also reinforces Dubai Police’s wider commitment to sustainability and responsible resource management.Dubai Police previously became the first police organisation in the world to officially join the United Nations Global Compact, adopting its ten principles covering human rights, decent labour standards, anti-corruption and environmental responsibility.

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10.09.2026

Record-Breaking Falcon Sold For AED 2.1 Million At ADIHEX 2026

A Gyr Pure Ultra White falcon fetched AED 2.1 million at the closing auction of the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition, making it the most expensive falcon ever sold at auction anywhere in the world.

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07.09.2026

UAE President to begin state visit to Germany on 9 September

ABU DHABI, 7th September, 2026 (WAM) -- UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will begin a state visit to the Federal Republic of Germany on Wednesday 9 September.During the visit, His Highness will meet with German President His Excellency Frank-Walter Steinmeier and German Chancellor His Excellency Friedrich Merz to discuss the strong and enduring ties between the two countries and explore opportunities to deepen cooperation, particularly in the economic and development sectors, in support of their shared interests.The discussions will take place within the framework of the strategic partnership between the UAE and Germany.The talks will also address regional and international developments and issues of mutual concern.

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07.09.2026

Mansour bin Zayed issues resolution approving family charter to safeguard children’s best interests

ABU DHABI, 7th September, 2026 (WAM) -- In his capacity as Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, has issued Resolution No. 43 of 2026 approving the Post-Separation Charter – Year of Family.The charter aims to regulate the relationship between parents during disputes, promote children’s psychological and social stability, and reinforce their best interests as the primary consideration in all family-related decision.The charter consolidates a safe and stable family environment for children and ensures that both the father and mother continue to play an active role in their upbringing. It is based on the principle that the dissolution of marriage does not end parenthood, nor does it diminish a child’s need for shared care, safe contact and a stable environment that fosters a sense of security and belonging.The document represents an agreement based on mutual understanding and respect, seeking to shield children from parental conflict and its effects, prioritise their welfare above all else, and uphold the dignity of both parties. It reinforces that adherence to the charter is an extension of the parents’ moral and legal responsibilities, reassuring their children that their love remains unchanged and that they will continue to receive shared care in a safe environment.The charter obliges parents to co-operate in their children’s moral and religious upbringing, education, healthcare, and behavioural and educational guidance. The custodial parent is required to keep the other parent informed of academic reports, health status and school activities, while both parties must co-operate and consult on major decisions, including education, medical treatment and travel.The document sets out the parents’ obligations towards children in their custody, including each parent faithfully fulfilling their parental role, providing healthcare and education, safeguarding the child’s physical and psychological wellbeing, instilling values and virtues, and raising children in accordance with Emirati customs and traditions to deepen their sense of belonging and responsibility. It also ensures the other parent’s right to visitation and communication and requires them to be notified of any significant matter concerning the child.The charter also sets out the parents’ obligations towards each other, including refraining from disparaging the other parent in front of the children, maintaining respect for and obedience to both parents, and avoiding discussion of the reasons for the dispute or divorce in the children’s presence. It prohibits using the children’s legal rights, including visitation and maintenance, as a means of pressure, bargaining or harm.The charter is based on the rules established under the Federal Personal Status Law governing custody, maintenance, visitation and educational guardianship. It provides a framework for the parents to agree on the details of visitation, overnight stays, travel by children in custody, and agreed financial obligations.To resolve disputes arising from implementation of the charter, the document requires the parties to attempt to settle any disagreement amicably. If an amicable resolution cannot be reached, the dispute is referred to the Family Guidance Centre to facilitate reconciliation before the matter is referred to court.Under the procedural mechanism for implementation, the Family Guidance Counsellor presents the document to the parents following their separation for them to sign it in full or in part and commit to implementing its provisions.

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07.09.2026

UAE Search and Rescue Team continues relief operations in Nepal’s Rasuwa

KATHMANDU, 7th September, 2026 (WAM) -- The UAE Search and Rescue Team has continued its field operations in Rasuwa area of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, as part of the UAE’s humanitarian efforts to support the Nepalese authorities in search and rescue operations and in responding to the aftermath of the devastating floods that struck the country.Field operations are continuing in coordination with the Nepalese authorities in Rasuwa, using advanced equipment and technologies to conduct ground surveys. Drones are also being deployed for aerial imaging and surveying and to produce three-dimensional maps.These operations are helping accelerate search and rescue efforts, saving time and resources and strengthening efforts to alleviate the difficult humanitarian situation in Nepal following the floods, which have left thousands dead or missing.Hammoud Al Afari, Director of UAE Relief Operations, said the UAE team is deploying all available resources to provide humanitarian support under challenging conditions, locate missing persons in disaster-stricken areas and assess other affected sites to ensure continued assistance to those impacted.He added that these efforts underscore the UAE’s longstanding humanitarian commitment to assisting communities affected by natural disasters around the world and providing support in times of crisis and disaster.

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07.09.2026

‘Donate Your Device’ provides more than 1,500 refurbished digital devices to students in UAE

DUBAI, 7th September, 2026 (WAM) -- The Digital School, one of the initiatives of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, has provided more than 1,500 refurbished digital devices through its “Donate Your Device” initiative, in partnership with the Tarahum Charity Foundation. The initiative aims to support students from the most vulnerable and underprivileged groups across the UAE as the new academic year begins, enabling them to continue their educational journeys with the digital tools they need for learning.The initiative forms part of the “Giving and Hope” Back-to-School Campaign, supporting students from low-income families, orphans and other vulnerable groups as they begin the new academic year with confidence. By providing refurbished digital devices, it helps ensure they have the tools they need to continue their education and benefit from digital learning opportunities.The Digital School is providing more than 1,500 refurbished digital devices, including 48 laptops, and 1,085 tablets, enhancing access to essential digital learning tools for students supported by Tarahum Charity Foundation.The devices were collected from various institutions and organisations across the UAE as part of the Digital School’s “Donate Your Device” initiative. They subsequently underwent specialised refurbishment and reconditioning processes in accordance with technical standards, transforming used devices into educational tools that open new horizons for learning and giving technology a new lease of life in support of students.Khalid Al Qasim, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Tarahum Charity Foundation, said, “We are proud of our partnership with the Digital School, which highlights the importance of coordinated community efforts in supporting students and advancing initiatives that make a positive impact on the lives of beneficiaries. Providing refurbished digital devices to students from beneficiary families will help them begin the new academic year with confidence and continue their educational journeys. It also reflects the values of giving, solidarity and social responsibility that characterise UAE society.”Dr. Waleed Al Ali, Secretary-General of the Digital School, said, “The ‘Donate Your Device’ initiative reflects the Digital School’s commitment to expanding its educational impact, not only globally but also within the UAE, through effective community partnerships that support students and empower them to continue their education. Our collaboration with Tarahum Charity Foundation represents a model that brings together education and sustainability by giving devices donated by institutions and organisations across the UAE a new lease of life and transforming them into educational tools that support students and reinforce the values of giving and social responsibility.”The initiative represents a model that combines education and sustainability by refurbishing electronic devices and extending their operational lifespan. This contributes to reducing electronic waste and transforming it into sustainable educational opportunities. It also reflects the culture of giving and social responsibility in the UAE, with institutions and organisations from across the country contributing by donating their digital devices so they can be refurbished and repurposed to empower students and support their educational journeys.The Digital School launched the “Donate Your Device” campaign to engage individuals and institutions across the community in providing digital learning tools to students in underserved communities. The campaign collects used electronic devices, refurbishes those suitable for reuse and makes them available to support students’ education, while other devices are recycled in accordance with appropriate environmental practices.The campaign’s second edition is being organised in partnership with the Digital School, the Emirates Red Crescent Authority (ERC) and Ecyclex, with the support of the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment. It aims to collect 100,000 used electronic devices, strengthening the integration of educational, humanitarian and environmental sustainability impacts.The campaign’s first edition, launched in 2023 as part of the UAE’s Year of Sustainability activities, successfully collected 50,000 electronic devices and recycled 120 tonnes of electronic waste. It also generated significant environmental benefits, including reducing carbon dioxide emissions by the equivalent of 122 tonnes, saving 170,000 litres of fuel, and protecting approximately 32,000 square feet of land from pollution caused by electronic waste.The Digital School, launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, in November 2020 as part of the dissemination of education and knowledge pillar, aims to empower students through digital learning options in areas and regions where suitable conditions or the resources required to continue their education are unavailable. It also provides a high-quality option for blended and distance learning, primarily targeting underserved communities, refugees and displaced persons.Tarahum Charity Foundation is one of the leading charitable organisations in the UAE. It provides support to low-income families, orphans and the most vulnerable groups through sustainable humanitarian and community programmes and initiatives. The Foundation also focuses on building effective partnerships with government entities, the private sector and community organisations to strengthen social solidarity, empower beneficiaries and improve their quality of life, in line with the values of giving and social responsibility that characterize the UAE.

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07.09.2026

Dubai RTA steps up night-time road maintenance, rehabilitation

DUBAI, 6th September, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is utilising low-traffic night hours to carry out preventive and corrective road maintenance, minimising disruption and keeping infrastructure ready for morning commuters.The Authority maintains a 95 percent "excellent" rating across its network through scheduled assessments and targeted upkeep.Night operations encompass asphalt repairs, pavement rehabilitation, and maintenance of bridges, tunnels, stormwater drainage, street lighting, traffic signals, signage, and safety barriers, according to an RTA release.Under its 2026 preventive plan, RTA rehabilitated 17 kilometers of asphalt across nine major streets and six districts by early June, spanning highways, arterial corridors, residential areas, and cycling tracks. Pavement maintenance targets 90,000 square meters this year, up from 88,000 square meters in 2025.Maintenance priorities are determined using automated asset-data analysis, smart diagnostic systems, field inspections, customer reports, and traffic volume metrics. Dedicated traffic management plans, including diversions and safety measures, are implemented before work begins, ensuring all lanes reopen prior to the morning peak.Off-peak operations have accelerated infrastructure upgrades while enhancing safety and preserving overall network efficiency.

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07.09.2026

Falcon sets world auction record at AED2.1 million in Abu Dhabi

ABU DHABI, 7th September, 2026 (WAM) --An Gyr Pure Ultra White falcon achieved a record-breaking sale of AED 2.1 million ($571,000) at the final falcon auction of the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition (ADIHEX) 2026, making it the highest value a falcon has ever been auctioned for.Bidders competed for the prized Gyr Pure Ultra White falcon, which originated from the United States, with the winning bid setting the highest price a falcon has ever been auctioned for.The Gyr Pure Ultra White is prized for its exceptionally rare white plumage, pure lineage, and striking appearance, making it the most sought-after falcons in the ADIHEX falcon auctions this year.The ADIHEX falcon auctions have been one of the exhibition’s most anticipated events, demonstrating the prestige of falconry in Emirati heritage and the strong international demand for exceptional birds of prey.Through its dedicated programmes, competitions and exhibitions, the event continues to promote the cultural significance of falconry while supporting its preservation for future generations.ADIHEX has long served as a gathering place for falconers, breeders, collectors and enthusiasts, celebrating and preserving the ancient tradition of falconry as a cornerstone of Emirati and Gulf heritage.

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06.09.2026

UAE Says It Has Supplied No Arms or Related Material to Any Party in Sudan

The United Arab Emirates has firmly denied any involvement in Sudan's civil war, stating it has not supplied arms or related material to any party since the conflict began in April 2023, and renewing its call for an immediate ceasefire.

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06.09.2026

SEWA installs 9,129 new smart water meters, replaces 9,734 from January to July

SHARJAH, 6th September, 2026 (WAM) -- The Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) announced that it installed 9,129 new smart water metres and replaced 9,734 metres across various areas of the Emirate of Sharjah from January to the end of July 2026.The total number of smart water metres in the emirate has now exceeded 380,000. During the seven-month period, 39,746 metres were also tested at water metre laboratories to ensure their proper operation, as part of SEWA’s strategic plan to advance digital transformation and develop the water sector’s infrastructure.Engineer Faisal Al Serkal, Director of the Water Department at SEWA, said the project forms part of the Authority’s ongoing efforts to ensure measurement accuracy and enhance the efficiency of water services.He added that SEWA is committed to applying the highest quality standards to provide reliable services, enhance the efficiency of the water distribution network, improve service quality, protect natural resources and increase customer satisfaction.Al Serkal noted that key advantages of the new smart metres include accurate readings and the ability to detect abnormal water flows or leaks within properties, helping to prevent water wastage.He stressed that SEWA is committed to deploying the latest technologies to serve residents across the Emirate of Sharjah. Metre installation and replacement works are being carried out according to a specified schedule covering residential, commercial and industrial areas, with technical teams implementing the work in accordance with the highest quality standards.

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CATEGORIES

Dubai Municipality launches first youth knowledge exchange programme in Seoul

UAE-made Badr-250 commands strong interest on debut at Al Alamein Airshow

KHDA launches new academic, career guidance framework

28 Dubai Police sites go solar cutting 26,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year

Record-Breaking Falcon Sold For AED 2.1 Million At ADIHEX 2026

UAE President to begin state visit to Germany on 9 September

Mansour bin Zayed issues resolution approving family charter to safeguard children’s best interests

UAE Search and Rescue Team continues relief operations in Nepal’s Rasuwa

‘Donate Your Device’ provides more than 1,500 refurbished digital devices to students in UAE

Dubai RTA steps up night-time road maintenance, rehabilitation

Falcon sets world auction record at AED2.1 million in Abu Dhabi

UAE Says It Has Supplied No Arms or Related Material to Any Party in Sudan

SEWA installs 9,129 new smart water meters, replaces 9,734 from January to July

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