According to Arabia Net, Dubai had increased the hours of traffic, economic activity and traffic to be from 6 am to 11 pm, as part of the Corona virus prevention measures. < / p>
Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, in a tweet on Twitter, said: Today, more than 2000 students from the Emirates University have graduated remotely.
Sheikh Muhammad added: I wish if I were with them I would shake hands with them on this day, but I say to them: Be optimistic .. Our country is great in its opportunities, in its ambitions and in its giving, and I tell them: You are the most important reason to be optimistic about the most beautiful, greatest and greatest future for the United Arab Emirates.
Dubai Airports' CEO, Paul Griffiths, said in an exclusive interview with Al Arabiya TV last month that Dubai airports had made a decision to reduce costs to as much as 50%, The order also included reducing employment to reduce the burden on the institution.
He explained that the return of flight levels to previous times requires the treatment or vaccination of the Corona virus.
He continued: What we are doing now is to provide ways to maintain social spacing, sterilize each flight and give workers equipment to protect them, and we have installed inspection devices for aircraft entrances. We asked travelers to go to the airport 4 hours ago.
He pointed out that in the event of applying social divergence, Dubai airports can only support 35 million passengers per year, compared to 90 million passengers in normal times. < / p>
He pointed out that social divergence can be applied in the short term, but it cannot be applied in the long term because it will be ineffective.
Speaking to retailers, it is at a time when the UAE has started to emerge from the clutches of the Covid crisis-19, according to Emaar Properties Chairman Mohamed Al Abbar, earlier addressing retailers. Gradually, the current stage requires more audacity and flexibility to adapt to the data that has been imposed on everyone at the present time.
On his part, Samir Assaf, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Banking Services for Major Companies and Institutions in HSBC Global Banking Group, said in an interview with Al-Arabiya channel today, Tuesday, that the Gulf countries will be more The ability to recover and recover from the effects of the pandemic because of its ability to borrow and the size of the reserve ...
