Cordon Bleu trains tomorrow’s Saudi chefs
The Cordon Bleu culinary arts training institute, based in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, has just opened its doors to a class of 30...
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Egypt: two pyramids reopened to the public
In the land of the Pharaohs, explorations are still going well, thousands of years later. Local authorities have just reopened two pyramids for the...
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The Emirates are fighting against excessive phone bills
The end of "data on demand"? In the United Arab Emirates, the Telecoms Regulatory Authority has expressly requested Etisalat and du operators to discontinue...
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Dubai will host the Rise festival 2019
It is considered to be the largest music and lantern festival in the world... The Rise of Las Vegas will be exported to the...
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Sary Hany : “Everyday, I know more about music, but I also figure out that I know nothing at all.”
Although he is only 34, Sary Hany already has a big career behind him. Guitarist and music producer, he founded Key66 productions in 2014:...
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Dolores Al Shelleh, the first Jordanian woman to climb Everest
Dolores Al Shelleh is half Jordanian, half Serbian, and resident in Dubai. Recently, she became the first woman in Jordan to climb Everest, ...
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A railway line to connect Dubai to Abu Dhabi
Agreements have just been reached in the United Arab Emirates to create a railway line between Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
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Arab World: two new sites classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Two sites in the Arab world have just won a spot on UNESCO's 2019 list of World Heritage Sites. The first one in Iraq,...
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Nada Riyadh, “In Egypt the film industry is pretty misogynous”
Discovered last may at the Critics Week during the Cannes festival in France, Nada Riyadh showed Fakh (the trap), a short movie which...