Is Abu Dhabi becoming one of the world’s most attractive real estate investment destinations?
With the announcement of a Disney theme park resort coming to Abu Dhabi, I can’t help wondering if this could become a major catalyst for the local property market over the next decade.
Large entertainment projects often attract tourism, international talent, infrastructure investments, and new businesses. Abu Dhabi is already investing heavily in becoming a global destination for tourism, innovation, and family living.
For those with a long-term investment horizon, could residential property in Abu Dhabi represent an interesting opportunity?
I’d love to hear from people who live in the UAE or have experience investing there.
Do you believe the Disney project will have a significant impact on property values?
Which areas of Abu Dhabi have the strongest long-term potential?
Is now a good time to invest, or is most of the expected growth already priced in?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences.

Can we talk about how Kareef season in Salalah is the Arab world's best-kept travel secret?

The GCC locals know about it — millions of Gulf residents visit every Kareef. But international tourists mostly miss it completely.

Here's what you're missing: - Arabia's only annual monsoon season - Temperatures 20+ degrees cooler than the rest of the Gulf - Waterfalls in the desert - Mountains that look like Ireland - One of the world's oldest frankincense cultures still alive

Getting there: fly to Salalah from Dubai (1.5 hrs), Muscat, or Riyadh. Getting around: rent a car. GoRide Car Rental Oman (gorideoman.com / +968-95442326).

Kareef runs June-September. Sweet spot is July-August.

Spread the word. Salalah deserves more international visitors during Kareef.

I have written an article about the use if AI in the recent War on Iran. Host the system was developed up until the war, its use in warfare and its shortcomings.

Is it just me, or is it becoming increasingly difficult to secure a senior leadership role in the dairy industry in the Middle East?
I have more than 25 years of international experience in the dairy and food industry, including leadership roles with Arla Foods, Tetra Pak and Danæg, as well as international experience from Denmark, England and Canada. I also hold an MBA.
Over the past months, I have been actively exploring senior opportunities in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE. While I’ve had positive conversations with recruiters, I have noticed that the recruitment process seems slower and more competitive than I expected.
I would be very interested to hear from others in the industry:
Have you experienced the same?
Has the market changed over the last few years?
Are companies taking longer to recruit?
Are there particular recruitment firms or approaches that have worked well for you?
I would genuinely appreciate hearing about your experiences and advice.
Thank you in advance for sharing your insights.
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سلام عليكم امهات و بنات

ودي اقدم على شغالة فلبينية ولكنها غالية مرة ف راح اقدم على أفريقية. اتمنى تفيدوني بتجاربكم إذا عندكم كينيا ولا أوغندا ولا اثيوبية و ايش الميزات و السلبيات الي لاحظتو و شكرا الله يعطيكم الف عافية

In the documentary, it was about a reporter and his group being in the Middle East during the start of the war and as it goes on it shows the progression of the war and he eventually goes undercover with the insurgents and does some nighttime interviews and raids then towards the end he follows some US squads around and at the end of the documentary one of the US squads is clearing out a town and come across a insurgent and shoot him and they end up dragging him into a compound and he basically has his final moments there and I’m trying to find that clip.