UAE and Seychelles Boost Parliamentary Cooperation

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  In a step toward deepening international collaboration, the UAE Parliamentary Friendship Committee recently held a pivotal meeting with Waven William, Chairperson of the International Affairs Committee of the National Assembly of Seychelles. The agenda: enhancing parliamentary cooperation and forging stronger bilateral relations between the two nations. The dialogue, marked by mutual respect and shared interests, focused on the importance of inter-parliamentary exchange in fostering diplomatic and developmental ties. Both sides emphasized the need for collaborative approaches to global challenges such as climate change, economic diversification, and sustainable development — issues that resonate deeply with both countries given their strategic geographic locations and shared ambitions. Waven William lauded the UAE’s rapid progress in governance and innovation and expressed interest in learning from the UAE’s successful models of economic and social development. The UAE representa...
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Dubai becomes one of the safest cities in the world as it confirms installing 300,000 CCTV cameras

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Keeping the safety of the civilians as its top priority, Dubai has become one of the safest cities in the world by installing 300,000 cameras around the clock. The UAE Vice President and his highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum stressed on Dubai’s safety by visiting the Dubai police headquarters on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister of the UAE was also briefed regarding the artificial intelligence set up the unit and they also showed how the whole system works without human interference. Apart from that, the leader was also briefed about the police’s Oyoon project that monitors CCTV cameras set up all around Dubai.

He also expressed his contentment with the work Dubai police has been doing all this while. He also took to his twitter account to share footage of the time he was serving in Dubai police.

The Dubai ruler has his foundations of serving in the state as a police official. He was earlier appointed as the Head of Dubai Police and Public Security on November 1, 1968.

In his tweet, the UAE Prime Minister said, “Our appreciation and thanks to all the cadres of the Dubai Police, its security and safety apparatus. Thanks to the efforts of men working around the clock, people enter our country safely; our citizens sleep peacefully; and investors flock to it.”

Dubai has been living upto the expectations of tourists and visitors and even the residents as various efforts are being put towards to make it a safer place for everyone. The efforts have reached a stage when the city has become one of the safest places to not only love but also visit even for a stranger. 

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