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New measures to prevent Indian worker exploitation in the UAE

A new collaboration has been formed between India and the UAE to ensure blue-collar Indian workers hired in the emirates are offered the same salary and benefits promised by recruiters. The new scheme will allow Indians officials to verify whether employment contracts requiring emigration clearance that are offered to workers are the same as those

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Independence Day: Indian expats reveal wish list

Dubai: While Indian citizens were invited to upload their suggestions for the Indian Prime Minister’s ceremonial speech from the Red Fort in New Delhi for India’s 70th Independence Day celebrations, Indian expats in the UAE shared their thoughts with Gulf News. Leading NRIs spelt out their wish list for the progress they expect in India

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For Dubai’s expats, the grass is not always greener on the other side

For those accustomed to the litany of worrying news about the economy in Dubai, last week’s Emirates NBD research into the performance of the private sector came as a bit of a surprise. The lender’s Dubai Economy Tracker for July showed that overall conditions are improving at their fastest rate since March last year, with

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Three hospitals for expats to be built in Qatar by 2017

Qatar is to build three new hospitals by 2017, the government’s Private Engineering Office (PEA) has announced. The hospitals will reportedly be dedicated for expat workers in densely populated areas in the Central, South and North regions. The hospitals in the Industrial Area, Mesaieed Industrial City and Ras Laffan will be completed and handed over

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Kuwait grants citizenship to 300 people

Kuwait has granted citizenship to 300 people following orders from its Emir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, revealed the Ministry of Interior on Saturday. Citizenship was granted to 180 children of Kuwaiti widows and divorcees as well as 120 children and grandchildren of the accepted legal age, said Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammad Khaled Al-Sabah at

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Sponsorship laws to be replaced in Qatar in December

Aug 14, 2016- Qatar is expected to bring new Kafala sponsorship laws into effect from December in a move that is likely to make it easier for millions of migrants–including around half-a-million Nepalis–to switch jobs and leave the country. Qatar became the second largest recipient of Nepali workers in the fiscal year 2015-16. Gulf-based new

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Golden Sands Hotel Apartments targets Indian tourist market

Golden Sands Hotel Apartments, a part of AA Al Moosa Enterprises with hotel apartments in the region, announced its participation in a 10-day road show to India to promote Dubai as a key destination for Indian travellers. From August 22 to 31, the team of Golden Sands Hotel Apartments will join Lama Tours in visiting

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Every hour, one person suffers stroke in the UAE

Dubai: The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) smart clinic is raising awareness about stroke prevention, which is the second leading cause of disability in the UAE, with 7,000-8,000 stroke patients a year. This means every hour, one person gets a stroke in the UAE. Fifty per cent of the stroke patients in the UAE are below

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Housing: Other emirates act as satellite cities to Dubai

The limited stock of affordable options in Dubai has caused for the neighbouring emirates to act like satellite cities with around 1.1 million people who work in Dubai residing in another emirate (30 per cent of the active population), as they try to take advantage of the cheaper rates, according to a report. Rates in

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