Millions of “Neomians” will live in this Saudi megacity by 2030.

According to the project’s head of tourism, millions of people will live in Saudi Arabia’s $500 billion future metropolis, Neom, by 2030. Arrivals are anticipated to start in 2024. Within the next ten years, two million “Neomians” should reside in the city, according to Andrew McEvoy, who spoke with The…

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Top competitive eater shares little-known details about competitive eating, such as “stretch meals” and gulping without chewing.

Food challenges are best enjoyed in Dubai, according to James Webb, the man who holds the world record for eating 276 chicken wings in less than 12 minutes. He also discusses what it takes to be a “professional eater.” A tall man with a body builder’s physique is adjusting his…

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At re:Invent, AWS introduces new chips, AI capabilities, and improved cloud offerings.

Experts in cloud computing, clients, and tech enthusiasts have flocked to Las Vegas for the event, which runs through December 1. In an effort to expand its portfolio and compete with rivals like Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP for market share, Amazon Web Services has announced the development of faster chips,…

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In Aseer, Saudi Arabia will build a $347 million entertainment complex.

As part of the kingdom’s diversification efforts, Saudi Entertainment Ventures (Seven), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund, has opened a 1.3 billion Saudi riyal ($346.6 million) entertainment destination in the Aseer region. The development, called Seven Abha, is the company’s fifth project of this kind in the…

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While preparing for an IPO, Pure Health of the UAE buys PureCS, a Dubai IT company.

The largest healthcare group in the United Arab Emirates, Pure Health, has expanded its portfolio in anticipation of an IPO in Abu Dhabi next month by acquiring PureCS, a Dubai-based provider of IT services. In a statement released on Thursday, Pure Health stated that the acquisition of PureCS in its…

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The African Food Show, which took place in Morocco, saw active participation from Food Business Gulf & Middle East magazine.

The Africa Food Show Morocco (AFS Morocco 2023) is an event that is being held at the Office Des Changes in Casablanca. It started yesterday and will run until November 23, 2023. M. Matt, the managing editor of Gulf Agriculture and Food Business magazine, who was making their debut as…

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Adnoc opens the first “high-speed” green hydrogen refueling station in the region.

Adnoc has established the first “high-speed” green hydrogen pilot refueling station in the area to test a fleet of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Data from the project will be used to evaluate the long-term viability of hydrogen vehicles in the UAE. The company announced on Friday that the Adnoc Distribution-run facility in…

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Shaikh Rashid, a royal artist from Bahrain, talks about being inspired by his home country’s natural beauty.

A multifaceted man, Shaikh Rashid bin Khalifa Al Khalifa is a member of the Bahraini royal family. He is an artist, art collector, chairman of the Bahrain Arts Society, chairman of the National Council of the Arts, and he expertly balances his many responsibilities while still having a passion for…

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In 2024, OYO plans to build 500 vacation homes in Dubai.

In order to accommodate the increasing demands of digital nomads looking for flexible accommodations while working remotely, hospitality company OYO plans to add 500 vacation homes in Dubai by 2024, with a focus on Downtown, Business Bay, Jumeriah Village Circle, Arjaan, and Dubai Marina. The new vacation rentals will be…

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