UAE honours flydubai crew; Abu Dhabi targets medicine hub
· Politics · United Arab Emirates
President Sheikh Mohamed honoured flydubai crew for courage during a September 30 mid-air attack, state media reported. Separately, Abu Dhabi aims to become a global hub for medicine production, and Dubai announced a new urban development policy it says will increase property value by Dh20 billion. A senior UAE diplomat's bid for the next UN secretary-general has drawn concern from rights monitors over her role in the country's foreign policy and its role in Sudan's conflict.
Why it matters:The UAE is pairing visible diplomatic gestures with an economic push into pharmaceuticals and real estate, expanding its global role beyond energy.
Key points
- The President honoured flydubai crew for the September 30 mid-air attack.
- Abu Dhabi aims to become a global medicine production hub.
- Dubai's new development policy targets Dh20 billion in added property value.
Sources (original reporting)
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