The Inclusive Development Forum 2015 is being hosted today in Dubai, as it looks to become a disability-friendly city by 2020. According to national news agency WAM, the event is being held under the ‘My Community... A City For Everyone’ initiative launched by H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council. Local specialists will be joined by international experts, academics and practitioners to exchange knowledge in the various fields related to the rights of persons with disabilities. Topics such as inclusive urban development, employment, education and learning, hospitality social protection will be discussed during the first of the two-day forum.
Etihad cancels flights to Riyadh after Houthi attacks
UAE urges food sector to join global water talks
UAE and Saudi Arabia explore rail connectivity, infrastructure integration
UAE envoy visits Singapore to boost business and investment ties
Dubai Police to host first triathlon at Al Mamzar Beach Park
Abu Dhabi teams up with Elon Musk’s company to assess underground transport
UAE President and Syria's Al-Sharaa discuss expanding cooperation
UAE amends provisions of Crimes and Penalties Law
UAE condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi airports
Saudi King invites UAE President to GCC-EU summit
New visual identity for Dubai’s addressing system
Dubai lists 44 areas permitted to offer shared housing
UAE President calls for nationwide rain prayers on Friday
Dubai unveils 'Create AI Agents Championship' with AED 2.5 million prize pool
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed hails UAE's top ranking for digital government services
Dubai's KHDA introduces members of first parents, educators council
UAE ranked among world's most resilient nations, study finds
UAE condemns continued Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian facilities, vessels
UAE begins implementing limits on salt, sugar and fat in food items
