More jobs in the private sector could soon become available for UAE nationals.
Authorities say they want to create 30,000 private sector jobs for Emirati citizens by the end of this year.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation says more than 20,000 employment opportunities were created for UAE nationals last year.
They say the UAE's entire workforce will reach 610,000 in both the public and private sectors by 2031.
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Emirates Groups announces AED4.1 billion pre-tax profit in H1 2026
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Disney's Pixar names Jonathan Garson president as Jim Morris steps back
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DIP Holding places final IPO price
The final offer price for DIP Holding’s initial public offering (IPO) has been set at AED 1.12 per share following stronger investor demand.
Gulfood Manufacturing brings global industry leaders to Dubai
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The National Drug Enforcement Authority, in coordination with security forces in the UAE and Iraq, foiled an attempt to smuggle 200,000 Captagon pills and more than 30 kg of narcotics into the UAE.
Dubai Police have shut down 33 unlicensed nurseries across the Emirate and arrested 34 operators for violating health and safety standards.
Dubai Police have impounded 218 vehicles and issued 518 fines for noise violations in October as part of a crackdown on illegal modifications that create disturbances in residential areas.
