Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi has launched a multi-pronged campaign that aims to encourage talented professionals, students and investors to grow priority sectors while settling down in the emirate.
The ‘Thrive in Abu Dhabi’ campaign highlights the long-term visas and paths to citizenship that are available for expats working, creating, studying, excelling or investing in priority sectors for the emirate, including culture, healthcare, research and development (R&D) and real estate. Interested expats are encouraged to be part of a global arts and culture hub, join the emirate’s dynamic media and entertainment industry, or create of a better understanding of the UAE’s past among fellow academics, conservators and archaeologists.
«الإنسان وتطوره» جلسة حوارية في «أبوظبي للفنون»
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تشكيليون في زمن الـ«كورونا»
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The capital of the United Arab Emirates has come a long way from its pearling town roots. With a magnificent outpost of the Louvre, head-turning Islamic architecture, and a new cultural park sited on Abu Dhabiâs original settlement, there is plenty here for visitors to admire â and thatâs before they even venture into the fantastical desert on the cityâs doorstep.
The main swimming pool at Qasr al Sarab, Anantaraâs desert resort on the edge of the Rubâ al Khali.
It was the desert that brought me to Abu Dhabi. Specifically, it was a photograph that came over my desk a decade ago of an impossibly picturesque Arabian fortress nestled amid great red dunes at the edge of the Rubâ al Khali, the worldâs largest uninterrupted expanse of sand. The caption identified this vision as Qasr Al Sarab â âPalace of Miragesâ â which, in fact, was not a fortress at all but rather a newly built resort designed to emulate one: a stately confec