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• A networking program in Dubai draws industry leaders for partnership opportunities and insights into eco-friendly trends.
• Industry experts explore the latest global trends, from eco-friendly wood manufacturing techniques to sustainable interior design solutions.
• Investors seek to establish business deals that open doors for expansion into new markets.

The Dubai WoodShow, one of the premier events in the global wood and woodworking machinery industry, recently hosted a networking program at Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai, setting the stage for innovative collaborations and cutting-edge advancements.

The event drew over 50 companies from diverse sectors, such as woodworking machinery, furniture tools, and accessories, and aimed to foster connections, share insights, and explore strategies that address the evolving needs of the wood industry.

Dawood Al Shezawi, President of Dubai WoodShow, remarked that the event supports Dubai’s growing reputation as a global business hub by enabling industry stakeholders to exchange ideas and forge strategic partnerships.…

• The International Property Show (IPS) contributes to achieving the goals of Dubai’s Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033.
• Currently, Dubai’s property industry is experiencing growth powered by a rising population and business.
• Dubai has long been recognized as a trailblazer in modern property investment in the region.

Players in the real estate industry from across the world will be converging in Dubai next year in a showcase that is poised to strengthen the Gulf city’s leadership in fostering collaboration among private sector investors.

In an expo scheduled between April 14 and 16, Dubai is gearing up to host the 21^st edition of the International Property Show (IPS) at the World Trade Centre. This event aligns with the recently announced Dubai’s Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, which aims to strengthen Dubai’s global leadership in this vital industry.

In addition to an expansive expo, IPS 2025 is set to feature conferences sessions, …

The opulent and contemporary Downtown Dubai is a global attraction for Vietnamese investors. It is a lively neighbourhood that was built by Emaar Properties and contains some of the most famous structures in the world such as Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall; therefore, it is an ideal place for investing in property. In this article, we will look at different kinds of real estate in Downtown Dubai which are attractive to Vietnamese buyers.

Overview of Downtown Dubai

Situated between Sheikh Zayed Road and Financial Centre Road, the Downtown Dubai neighbourhood is a mixed-use development located at the centre of the city. This area contains everything; residential, commercial, and leisure spaces for both residents and visitors. The tall skyscrapers, luxury apartments, and top-notch facilities define this as among the best areas to invest in Dubai property-wise.

Types of Properties Available

Apartments

Downtown Dubai provides a broad choice of luxury apartments that …

• Creating climate-resilient farmers to address climate change has become urgent.
• Access to finance is essential to sustain and improve the agricultural livelihoods that vulnerable rural communities rely upon.
• Supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in rural areas supports increased employment, income, and services to rural communities.

East Africa is frequently impacted by food shortages and clusters of hunger due to complex mix of factors including unstable social and political environments, macroeconomic imbalances in trade and climate change.

Floods, pests, diseases are just a number of challenges hindering farmers in East Africa who rely on rainfed agriculture.

Not only these farmers are significantly limited by their marginalized conditions but also their lower capacity to adapt.

Climate change is another problem the world and this case Africa faces. It impacts the way struggling farmers navigate through crop failure and profitable market limitation.

Following the recent release of data confirming a sharp global …

As COP28 unfolds with its myriad discussions and commitments, a less visible but equally critical issue looms on another continent – the pervasive problem of greenwashing in Africa. From the corridors of corporate power to the burgeoning startup ecosystem, greenwashing emerges as a misleading marketing tactic and a significant barrier to genuine environmental and social progress in Africa.

In Africa’s corporate sector, greenwashing has become a strategic tool used by both corporations and governments to cover up environmentally detrimental practices. This issue is acutely critical in a continent where environmental conservation is not just a matter of policy but survival.…

• Around 200 countries have agreed on how to run the Climate Loss and Damage Fund to help vulnerable nations address more extreme weather conditions.
• Germany and the UAE have pledged $100 million each to the climate damages initiative.
• The World Bank will host the Climate Loss and Damage Fund on a trial basis. 

Around 200 countries have agreed on how to run the Climate Loss and Damage Fund to help vulnerable nations address more extreme weather conditions. Consequently, rich nations have pledged at least $260 million to kickstart the program, making a breakthrough as global climate deliberations opened in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Delegates at the COP28 summit on Thursday adopted a framework for the World Bank to host the Loss and Damage Fund following months of negotiations. This year’s host, the UAE, indicated it would contribute $100 million, adding another $100 million from Germany. The United Kingdom …

• For African universities, governments and businesses, 5G Tech Spaces are part of the solution to enable Africa to leapfrog with clean innovation.
• Africa’s climate finance inflows remain very low, at 3 percent of global climate finance.
• The continent requires as much as $2.8 trillion through 2030 to implement its climate commitments.

Africa’s most renowned universities are keen to be at the forefront of Research, Innovation and Outreach (RIO) of technologies, products, services and operating models that reduce CO2 emissions and help attain Net Zero Emissions (NZE).

To achieve this, the gap between rhetoric and action needs to be reduced, if we are to have a fighting chance of reaching Net Zero by 2050 and capping the rise in global temperature at 1.5 °C in full attainment of the Paris Agreement.

Africa produces only about 4 percent of the world’s emissions, but is disproportionately vulnerable to the impact of climate change. …

A recent meeting between the President of Zanzibar, Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi and  Qatar’s First Vice-Chairman, Mohamed bin Twar Al Kuwari highlighted these figures. The two high-ranking officials met in Qatar. The Zanzibar president called on investors from the rich United Arab Emirates to invest in the island.…

Describing the signing of the five memorandums of understanding, Dawood Al Shezawi, Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Annual Investment Meeting, stated that the MOUs come in the context of the ongoing efforts made by the Annual Investment Meeting to implement that strategic plan into real-world results that will encourage direct and indirect investment and drive sustainable development.

The Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) is an initiative of the AIM Foundation, an independent international organization fully committed to empowering the world’s economy by boosting effective promotion strategies and facilitating opportunities for economic productivity and expansion.

The Foundation also undertakes the operation and management of the AIM Global Investment Network and its 15 affiliated Business Groups, including the supervision of the Annual Investment Meeting Global and Regional Chapters.…