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The Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Award for Agricultural Excellence serves as a strategic national initiative designed to transform the agricultural sector by embedding a culture of innovation and sustainability to bolster food security.

The Sharjah Waste to Energy Facility has processed 1,000,000 tons of waste since inauguration, marking a major operational milestone in Sharjah’s zero-waste to landfill journey while contributing to the UAE’s progressive energy strategy towards net-zero emissions. As the plant advances into its highly anticipated Phase 2 expansion, it continues to generate 30 MW of low-carbon electricity for the Sharjah public grid while offsetting 450,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually through landfill diversion. Established in 2022 as a flagship project of the Emirates Waste to Energy Company, a joint venture between BEEAH and Tadweer Group, the Sharjah Waste to Energy plant is the region’s first commercial-scale facility of its kind. As part of Sharjah’s broader circular ecosystem, it has played a transformative role in achieving the emirate’s 93% landfill diversion rate, complementing the integrated recycling operations at BEEAH’s state-of-the-art facilities within the Waste Management Complex in Al Saja’a.

Arada has renewed its partnership with the UAE Cycling Federation to utilise Masaar Track for a third consecutive year.

At a time when global supply chains remain vulnerable, the UAE continues to lead by example in strengthening its focus on local food production, in line with its long-term vision for food security and self-sufficiency. Supporting this national priority, a new high-tech tomato farm has been launched by UNS Vertical Farms in Al Ain, further reinforcing the country’s push towards sustainable, homegrown agriculture.

Building a future-proof business is no longer about predicting the future, it’s about preparing for constant change. The recent war in the region is a wake-up call for all. In a world shaped by global uncertainties, resilience and adaptability are the true competitive advantages.

Her Excellency Dr. Amna bint Abdullah Al Dahak, Minister of Climate Change and Environment, revealed agenda of the second edition of the Emirates Agriculture Conference and Exhibition 2026. The event will be held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, at ADNEC Centre Al Ain from April 22 to 26.

A new UAE-based platform designed to simplify one of the most complex decisions in today’s automotive market – buying an electric vehicle – has officially launched.

Dubai Municipality has launched a new initiative to install electric vehicle (EV) supercharging stations across 600 parking spaces in public parks, beaches, and recreational facilities, with a planned investment of AED 150 million. The project is being implemented in partnership with Emarat EV Charging Stations Company (UAEV).

Dulsco Group, a 91-year-old, Emirati-founded company has been awarded the Gold Medalby EcoVadis for its sustainability performance, marking a significant advancement from its previous Silver Medal.With an overall score of 79 out of 100, up from 70 in 2024, Dulsco Group now ranks in the 95th percentile, placing it among the top 5% of companiesassessed by EcoVadis in the 12 months prior to the medal issue date.

The UAE has never lacked for premium SUVs. A drive to any major district in Dubai presents immediate evidence: a rolling inventory of flagships, each vehicle representing the manufacturer’s best attempt at a high-performance luxury project. For decades, the purchase decision in this segment was heavily weighted toward brand cachet and feature density. The number of screens, quantity of leather, size of the rims, shape of the DRLs, and so on. But a meaningful evolution is underway, driven not purely by fashion but also economics and infrastructure. The question premium buyers are now asking is how practical it is to own a vehicle over the long term.