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Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City launches early detection clinic for Type 1 diabetes
31.08.2026

Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City launches early detection clinic for Type 1 diabetes

ABU DHABI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC), a subsidiary of PureHealth, has launched a specialised early detection clinic for Type 1 diabetes, strengthening identification and intervention for children and adolescents at risk of developing the disease.Type 1 diabetes is a complex autoimmune disease with no known cure and is becoming increasingly common among children and adolescents in the UAE. Some cases are identified at later stages, highlighting the urgent need for earlier detection and proactive disease management in achieving better health outcomes.With the launch of its specialised Type 1 diabetes early detection clinic, SSMC continues to support the transition towards a more proactive healthcare model in Abu Dhabi, focused on prevention, early detection, and timely intervention. The clinic is designed for families with a first-degree relative, such as a parent or sibling, already diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Children and adolescents in these families face a significantly higher likelihood of developing the condition and can now be screened before symptoms appear.Dr Asma Deeb, Consultant Pediatrician and Chair of the Paediatric Endocrinology Division at SSMC, said, “The clinic represents a fundamental shift, from reacting to crisis to identifying risk early and intervening before the disease takes hold. By combining advanced screening, innovative treatment, and an integrated multidisciplinary care model, SSMC is giving families the opportunity to protect their children’s health and quality of life.”Dr Hassan Shawa, Acting Chair of the Endocrinology Division at SSMC, said, “The opening of the specialised early detection clinic for Type 1 diabetes represents a milestone in establishing a proactive model of care that helps delay disease progression and reduce the risk of acute complications. This step aligns with SSMC’s commitment to delivering comprehensive, patient-centered healthcare, improving the quality of life for families and the wider community, as well as reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a leading global destination for medical care.”The clinic uses a simple blood test to detect diabetes-related antibodies, enabling clinicians to identify increased risk at a pre-symptomatic stage. A positive antibody result allows for early monitoring, education for families, and prompt clinical decision-making, supporting a shift from emergency response to long-term prevention.With the support of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), as part of its ongoing efforts to accelerate access to innovative solutions and treatments that deliver a meaningful impact on patients' lives, the clinic will provide eligible patients with the first FDA-approved medication shown to delay the need for insulin in children and adults susceptible to Type 1 diabetes. The treatment is administered through a daily infusion over a two-week period under close medical supervision and has been shown to delay disease onset in eligible high-risk individuals.In addition to early detection and intervention, SSMC also offers advanced diabetes management technologies for patients who require ongoing insulin therapy, including Omnipod 5, the world’s first tubeless automated insulin delivery system.Introduced in Abu Dhabi through DoH’s Health Technology Assessment framework, the technology reflects the emirate’s evidence-based approach to evaluating and adopting innovations that deliver clear clinical and system value. By automatically adjusting insulin delivery based on glucose readings, Omnipod 5 supports more precise diabetes management, helps patients maintain more stable glucose levels, and reduces the burden of constant manual monitoring and dosing decisions.

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Women make up 54.7 % of Emirati workforce in Dubai Government entities
31.08.2026

Women make up 54.7 % of Emirati workforce in Dubai Government entities

DUBAI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- On the occasion of Emirati Women’s Day, celebrated this year under the theme “We Emerge Stronger and Better”, the Dubai Government Human Resources Department (DGHR) affirmed that Emirati women represent a strategic pillar of the Government of Dubai’s human capital ecosystem.Their strong presence across the national talent base, their representation at leadership levels, and their accumulated institutional experience are key assets that can be leveraged to enhance government readiness.The data underscores this reality. Currently, 12,571 Emirati women work across Dubai Government entities, accounting for 54.7% of all Emirati citizens employed by the Government of Dubai. Of these, 2,289 hold leadership and supervisory positions, providing a strong foundation for developing the next generation of national talent.The significance of these figures extends beyond representation. They reflect a national talent base capable of meeting the strategic demands of the government of the future, including sustaining national talent, deepening leadership capacity, and preserving and transferring institutional knowledge across generations.Emirati women also have a 43.8% presence across vital sectors, including healthcare, energy, services, transport, security, justice, and the economy, underscoring their essential role across government services and operations.Workforce indicators across the Government of Dubai reveal a notable balance between young talent and accumulated institutional experience.More than 48% of Emirati women employees fall within the young talent category, while 53% are married. These figures highlight the importance of fostering a flexible and family-supportive work environment that enables Emirati women to continue their professional advancement while addressing their needs throughout different stages of family life.This approach aligns with the objectives of the “Year of the Family 2026,” which places family stability and cohesion at the heart of national policies and services, reinforcing the family’s position as the foundation of a strong and prosperous society.These indicators reflect a high-calibre talent base that combines the ambition of a young generation of Emirati women with accumulated institutional experience. This positions government entities to develop new female leaders, transfer knowledge and expertise across generations, and build the capabilities required to keep pace with the rapid transformations in the government work environment.Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, Director General of the Dubai Government Human Resources Department, said, “This year’s Emirati Women’s Day theme, ‘We Emerge Stronger and Better,’ reflects a new chapter in the journey of Emirati women, building on firmly established achievements made possible by the vision of our wise leadership and advancing towards even more influential roles in development and shaping the future. The strong presence of Emirati female talent across the Government of Dubai today demonstrates their ability to transform opportunities into achievements, experience into impact, and ambition into meaningful contributions to the advancement of government work.”He added, “At the Dubai Government Human Resources Department, we continue to build on these achievements by developing pathways that enable national female talent to expand their leadership presence, strengthen future skills and advance knowledge transfer across generations. Our aim is to translate their expertise and capabilities into sustainable capacity that supports the efficiency and readiness of government entities and reinforces the role of women as a driving force in advancing government performance and sustaining excellence.”The Dubai Government Human Resources Department continues to develop sustainable pathways to prepare Emirati female talent for executive and leadership positions, while investing in their capabilities across priority future-focused fields, including technology, engineering, information technology and healthcare.

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Dubai Police boost road presence to ensure safe start to new school year
31.08.2026

Dubai Police boost road presence to ensure safe start to new school year

DUBAI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai Police have intensified the deployment of traffic teams and patrols across roads, intersections and areas surrounding schools as students return for the new academic year, coinciding with the ‘A Day Without Accidents’ initiative.The enhanced presence covers both morning and afternoon peak periods and aims to regulate traffic, reduce congestion, and ensure students travel to and from school safely.Brigadier Musabbah Saeed Al Ghafli, Assistant Commander-in-chief for Operations Affairs at Dubai Police, said traffic teams have been deployed according to a carefully developed plan focusing on locations experiencing heavy volumes of vehicles and school buses.Particular attention has been given to school entrances and exits to enable rapid intervention and address any congestion that could affect traffic flow.Brigadier Al Ghafli stressed that the return to school requires greater attention and patience from all road users.He urged parents to leave home early, avoid speeding and rushing, use designated student drop off areas, and ensure children exit vehicles from the side closest to the pavement.He also warned against stopping in the middle of the road, double parking or blocking school entrances, noting that such practices disrupt traffic and put others at risk.Brigadier Juma Salem bin Suwaidan, Director of the General Department of Traffic at Dubai Police and Head of the ‘A Day Without Accidents’ initiative, stressed the importance of accompanying young children to the school gate rather than allowing them to cross roads alone.Parents and drivers should ensure the road is clear before opening vehicle doors and should never allow children to exit from the side facing moving traffic.Brigadier bin Suwaidan also urged students travelling by school bus to follow the instructions of drivers and bus supervisors and wait until the bus has come to a complete stop before getting off.After leaving the bus, students should move away from the vehicle and avoid walking or crossing immediately in front of or behind it, where they may be outside the driver’s field of vision. Students should instead use designated pedestrian crossings and other safe crossing points.Brigadier bin Suwaidan warned motorists against passing school buses when the ‘STOP’ sign is extended. Drivers must come to a complete stop and maintain a safe distance of at least five metres to allow students to board and leave buses safely.Dubai Police called on motorists and parents to cooperate with school security guards and follow their directions regarding parking, entry and exit routes, and student drop off areas.Drivers were reminded not to obstruct school entrances or park in prohibited areas, as compliance with these instructions helps prevent congestion and provides a safer, more organised environment outside schools.Brigadier bin Suwaidan stressed that student safety is a shared responsibility requiring cooperation among parents, motorists, educational institutions and security personnel.He called on all road users to comply with traffic regulations and exercise patience and vigilance, particularly during peak periods and around schools.

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Family Care Authority, Ministry of Education launch Life Skills Programme
31.08.2026

Family Care Authority, Ministry of Education launch Life Skills Programme

ABU DHABI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- The Family Care Authority (FCA), affiliated with the Department of Community Development – Abu Dhabi, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, has launched the Life Skills Programme to develop the personal and social skills of children and youth, helping them build character, communicate effectively, make decisions and navigate everyday challenges.The programme reflects the efforts of the FCA and the Ministry of Education to provide a supportive environment for the development of children and youth, while strengthening the role of families and educational institutions in shaping well-rounded individuals equipped with the skills needed to keep pace with future changes.Targeting children and youth aged 7 to 18, the programme is being held across Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Dhafra during the summer break and will continue until the end of the year. It features a series of interactive training workshops that combine learning with practical application, enabling participants to acquire hands-on skills that can be applied in their daily lives.Hanan Juma Alrayssi, Acting Executive Director – Counselling & Integration Sector at the FCA, said, “Investing in children and youth is an investment in the future of our society. Equipping them with life skills from an early age and during the formative years of adolescence strengthens their self-confidence, enhances their ability to interact with others, make decisions and take responsibility, and prepares them to build healthy and positive relationships while contributing effectively to the development of their community.”She added that the Authority remains committed to supporting all segments of society through the design and implementation of impactful programmes and initiatives focused on human development and empowerment at every stage of life. These efforts aim to strengthen individuals’ ability to face challenges and adapt to change, thereby promoting family stability and contributing to a more aware, cohesive and sustainable society.”Dr. Omar Al Dhaheri, Assistant Undersecretary for School Operations at the Ministry of Education – Abu Dhabi, said that the ministry views life skills as an important part of education, helping students turn the knowledge and values they gain into positive practices.He explained that the programme provides children and young people with interactive opportunities to learn through experience, dialogue and participation. This helps them better understand themselves, express their views, deal with different life situations, and continue their education with confidence.The programme focuses on a comprehensive set of life skills, including character building, leadership, emotional intelligence, thinking and communication skills, social responsibility, Emirati values and etiquette, financial literacy, entrepreneurship and positive thinking. Together, these components support the development of participants’ character and personal capabilities.The programme is delivered through eight specialised training workshops covering a range of topics, including rights and responsibilities, assertive communication, systematic thinking, understanding banking services, public speaking, conflict resolution, managing feelings of frustration, and online awareness and safety.

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UAE renewable energy capacity grows more than 63-fold in 10 years: Al Olama
31.08.2026

UAE renewable energy capacity grows more than 63-fold in 10 years: Al Olama

ABU DHABI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- The UAE's renewable energy capacity has grown more than 63-fold over the past decade, rising from 129 megawatts in 2015 to more than 8.2 gigawatts in 2025, according to Sharif Al Olama, Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs at the Ministry of Energy and InfrastructureIn statements to the Emirates News Agency (WAM), Al Olama said the UAE had made significant progress across the energy sector, including expanding clean energy, developing the national electricity system, strengthening grid interconnection and deploying modern technologies and data to manage the grid and enhance its readiness.He said the progress reflected a clear national vision aimed at building a secure and sustainable energy system capable of meeting future demand, through cooperation between federal and local entities, national companies and the private sector.Al Olama added that clean energy accounted for 32.4 percent of electricity generation in 2025, with the UAE targeting a 35 percent share by 2031.Electricity generated from clean energy sources exceeded 62.4 gigawatt-hours in 2025, while installed clean energy capacity reached 13,805 megawatts, spanning nuclear power, photovoltaic and concentrated solar power, wind energy and waste-to-energy.Total electricity generation in the UAE reached 192,735 gigawatt-hours in 2025, compared with consumption of 174,524 gigawatt-hours.Al Olama said the figures reflected continued progress in diversifying the energy mix and improving the readiness of the national electricity grid. The ministry is working with its partners to develop the electricity market, strengthen grid interconnection projects, expand clean energy and deploy modern technologies for grid monitoring and resource management.He pointed to the launch of Emirates Monitoring Centre, the first national facility of its kind to provide real-time monitoring of the UAE's integrated power network by linking all four electricity utilities. A study to develop a renewable energy management programme was also prepared and implemented in cooperation with Siemens as part of the centre's second phase, supporting grid monitoring and coordination among entities involved in the national electricity system.Al Olama said energy-related transformational projects included initiatives to recycle electric and hybrid vehicle batteries and promote green industrial transformation, as well as two studies and two pilot projects aimed at developing clean-energy solutions, improving resource efficiency and supporting the expansion of electric transport.He said national energy projects and policies had won local and international awards in clean energy, sustainability and electricity markets.Al Olama said the ministry would continue working with its partners to develop the national energy system and improve its efficiency and readiness, supporting energy security and enabling the sector to keep pace with economic and population growth while advancing national clean-energy, sustainability and climate-neutrality targets.

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Ministry of Defence denies reports of attack on Al Menhad Air Base
31.08.2026

Ministry of Defence denies reports of attack on Al Menhad Air Base

ABU DHABI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- The Ministry of Defence has denied media reports claiming that Al Menhad Air Base was targeted by missiles, confirming that such reports are false.The Ministry affirmed that the Armed Forces remain on a high state of readiness to respond to any threats that may arise, in a manner that safeguards the UAE’s sovereignty, security and stability.The Ministry also urged the public to rely on official sources for information and to refrain from circulating rumours or inaccurate information.

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UAE Air Force responds to UAV over territorial waters approaching from Iran
31.08.2026

UAE Air Force responds to UAV over territorial waters approaching from Iran

ABU DHABI, 31st August, 2026 (WAM) -- The Ministry of Defence announced that the UAE Air Force responded to a UAV detected over the country’s territorial waters, approaching from Iran.The Ministry affirmed that the Armed Forces remain on a high state of readiness to address any potential threats, while air defence systems continue to monitor and safeguard the country’s airspace around the clock.

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DMT reopens key E20 interchange in time for school year
30.08.2026

DMT reopens key E20 interchange in time for school year

ABU DHABI, 30th August, 2026 (WAM) -- The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has announced that the interchange connecting Khalifa City and Zayed City over the E20 has reopened in time for the school year.A significant portion of the highway from and to Abu Dhabi City will have two additional lanes accessible to motorists, bringing the total to five in both directions.With works on most of the western segment now complete, the E20’s eastern part will also feature a new interchange and additional lanes due to open in Q1 2027.Previously, the DMT announced that the arterial road’s development project will increase lanes from three to five in both directions and include two new bridges and 10.5 kilometres of new ramps and loops.The project’s extensive scope also features 1.5 kilometres of internal roads and eight safety-enhancing traffic light junctions across Khalifa City and neighbouring districts.

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Abu Dhabi Police: AED 1,000 fine, 10 black points for violators of 'STOP' arm on school buses
30.08.2026

Abu Dhabi Police: AED 1,000 fine, 10 black points for violators of 'STOP' arm on school buses

ABU DHABI, 30th August, 2026 (WAM) -- Abu Dhabi Police urged motorists to come to a complete stop when the side-mounted “STOP” arm on school buses is extended, and to maintain a distance of at least five metres.Abu Dhabi Police said this ensures that students can cross safely and protects their safety while boarding and alighting from the bus.Abu Dhabi Police confirmed that motorists who fail to stop when they see the “STOP” sign displayed by school buses transporting students will be subject to a fine of AED 1,000 and 10 traffic black points.Abu Dhabi Police stressed that students’ safety is a shared responsibility, urging motorists to exercise caution and vigilance around schools and school buses and to comply with traffic regulations that help provide a safe environment for students.

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RTA awards two contracts for Al Meydan Street Development Project worth AED1.1 billion
30.08.2026

RTA awards two contracts for Al Meydan Street Development Project worth AED1.1 billion

DUBAI, 30th August, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has awarded two contracts for Al Meydan Street Development Project, one of RTA’s key strategic projects to enhance Dubai’s main road network, at a total cost of AED 1.161 billion.Given the scale of the project, the works have been divided into two contracts to accelerate delivery, realise traffic and development benefits, strengthen the road network’s readiness to accommodate future growth, and support urban development and development projects across the emirate.The project includes the development of several key intersections along Al Meydan Street through the construction of 3,700 metres of bridges and 17 kilometres of roads, in addition to cycling tracks that will enhance connectivity with the existing cycling network.The project will serve a number of residential and development areas with a combined population of more than 500,000 and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2028.Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors, Roads and Transport Authority, said, “RTA continues to deliver strategic projects to develop Dubai’s road network, guided by the leadership’s vision, which regards investment in infrastructure as a fundamental pillar of comprehensive development, enhancing Dubai’s competitiveness and reinforcing its position as a leading global city in which to live, work and invest.“RTA follows a proactive approach to planning and delivery, focused on developing an integrated and highly efficient road network that keeps pace with urban, population and economic growth and delivers high levels of traffic flow and mobility flexibility. This contributes positively to quality of life and supports the objectives of the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan and Dubai Economic Agenda D33.”He added, “Al Meydan Street is one of Dubai’s key strategic corridors, running parallel to and supporting Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road. The project will strengthen connectivity across the main road network, provide alternative routes that improve traffic distribution, enhance traffic flow, and increase mobility efficiency between key areas.“It will also raise the capacity of north–south traffic corridors by 18% and reduce travel time from Al Manama Street and Dubai–Al Ain Road to Umm Suqeim Street from 30 minutes to 10 minutes, an improvement of 66%. The project will also support the emirate’s rapid urban growth.”He explained that Al Meydan Street Development Project is one of RTA’s key strategic projects to enhance the efficiency of Dubai’s main road network. As a parallel and supporting corridor to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, it will strengthen connectivity between several key residential and development areas.He added that the project forms part of a comprehensive vision to develop Dubai’s strategic road corridors, improve traffic flow, increase network capacity, and deliver sustainable traffic solutions that keep pace with the emirate’s comprehensive development, while supporting urban expansion and current and future development projects.Al Tayer noted that, given the scale of Al Meydan Street Development Project and the diversity of its engineering components, the works have been divided into two contracts to accelerate implementation and delivery while preserving the project’s overall integration. This approach will help maximise the traffic and development benefits of Al Meydan Street, which is of particular strategic importance as a parallel and supporting corridor to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, while also linking several key areas. The project will strengthen connectivity between the main road corridors, improve traffic distribution across the network, and enhance mobility between the north and south of the emirate.Al Meydan Street Development Project extends from its intersection with First Al Khail Street to Umm Suqeim Street, passing through several key roads, including Al Khail Road, Latifa bint Hamdan Street and Al Marabea’ Street. The project also includes the development of Al Marabea’ Street up to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road.The first contract covers the development of Al Meydan Street from its intersection with Latifa bint Hamdan Street to Umm Suqeim Street, together with the development of Al Marabea’ Street from Dubai Hills to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, over a total length of approximately 14 kilometres.The scope includes upgrading the intersection of Al Marabea’ Street and Al Meydan Street into a grade-separated interchange with four lanes in each direction. The interchange will comprise bridges extending 1,600 metres in total, with a combined capacity of 14,400 vehicles per hour in both directions. It will provide free-flow movement in all directions and establish a direct connection between Umm Suqeim Street and Latifa bint Hamdan Street.The project also includes a direct connection between Al Marabea’ Street and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, with three lanes in each direction and a combined capacity of 7,800 vehicles per hour. In addition, a 700-metre elevated link will be constructed on Dubai–Al Ain Road towards Nad Al Hamar Street to serve the residential areas of Nad Al Sheba, improve accessibility, and strengthen connectivity with Dubai’s main road network.The second contract covers the development of Al Meydan Street from its intersection with First Al Khail Street, through Al Khail Road, to its intersection with Muscat Street. It also includes approximately 2 kilometres of new surface roads linking Al Meydan Street with Latifa bint Hamdan Street, enhancing integration across the road network, strengthening connectivity between key corridors, and improving traffic flow between residential and development areas.The contract includes surface improvements at the intersection of Al Khail Road and the collector road towards Ras Al Khor Street, as well as converting the signalised intersection of Al Meydan Street and Muscat Street into a multi-level grade-separated interchange that will provide free-flow movement in all directions.The interchange will comprise bridges extending 1,400 metres in total, with four lanes in each direction and a combined capacity of up to 14,400 vehicles per hour in both directions.The contract also includes an integrated cycling network and underpasses beneath Al Meydan Street to ensure continuity of cycling routes and connect them with the existing network, supporting sustainable mobility and providing safe, integrated mobility options.Al Meydan Street Development Project forms part of RTA’s integrated strategy to develop Dubai’s strategic road corridors. It directly complements the recently awarded Latifa bint Hamdan Street Development Project, with the two projects together forming an interconnected traffic network linking some of the emirate’s key arterial roads, including Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Khail Road, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, Emirates Road, and Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street. This integration will improve traffic flow, strengthen connectivity between residential and development areas, and provide highly efficient alternative routes that support the sustainability of the road network.Together, the two projects will further enhance connectivity between key corridors, improve traffic distribution across the network, and strengthen infrastructure readiness to accommodate Dubai’s continued urban and population growth. They will also support current and future developments across the areas they serve, including Dubai Hills, Nad Al Sheba, Mohammed Bin Rashid Gardens, Dubai District One, Al Barari, and communities along Al Meydan Street and Latifa bint Hamdan Street, with a combined population of more than 500,000. This will be achieved through an integrated, highly efficient road network capable of accommodating anticipated traffic growth and providing sustainable mobility solutions.RTA recently commenced works on the 12-kilometre Latifa bint Hamdan Street Development Project, which will form a new strategic corridor linking Sheikh Zayed Road to Emirates Road via Al Khail Road, Al Meydan Street, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, and Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street.The project includes seven bridges extending 2,300 metres in total and eight tunnels extending 900 metres, enhancing traffic flow and improving the efficiency of the road network. The new corridor will have a capacity of approximately 16,000 vehicles per hour in both directions, while daily trips are expected to exceed 130,000.The project will also reduce travel time between Umm Al Sheif Street and Emirates Road by 54%, from 33 minutes to 15 minutes, and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2028.

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