May, 2025
[Featured Article 2025] Abu Dhabi's must-see tourist spots. From mosques to art to restaurants, we've carefully selected the places you should visit "now"!
Abu Dhabi, the Middle Eastern cultural capital that has captured the world's attention, boasts magnificent mosques, futuristic art spaces, beautiful palaces, and a variety of gourmet cuisine, including Japanese food. This city, where religion, art, and food coexist in harmony, will stimulate your senses. We hope you will experience the current state of Abu Dhabi, a city that continues to evolve.
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VFS Global continues to grow despite the pandemic. What kind of leader is needed in these uncertain times?
Executive Dialogue Vol. 16: Zubin Karkaria, Founder & CEO of VFS. GLOBAL. Nagasugi, Representative of Gates Dubai, spoke with leading leaders from the UAE and Japan, and shared his thoughts on the Dubai […]
Gates Dubai will provide you with a free consultation regarding Dubai. (First visit only)
Gates Dubai's Consulting Business Consultations we can handle For example, do you have any of the following concerns? There are so many real estate agents out there that you don't know which one to choose, or you're thinking about starting a company but you're not sure which consulting company to trust?
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- What is Dubai?,Business,Real Estate,Life
Gates Dubai: Recruiting Partner Staff [Planning/Sales] [Writer living in the UAE]
We are looking for advertising planning and sales staff. Due to our expansion, Gates Dubai is seeking core personnel for our sales and marketing department. Join us to create new business opportunities in the rapidly growing Dubai market and expand your career on the global stage. […]
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Armed with trust and quality: Demographic trends and the free trade city of Dubai open up new business possibilities
Desert Icons Vol. 16: Kenji Otsuka, General Manager for the Middle East at Itochu Corporation. From a desert city to a global hub. We take a closer look at the key figures driving Dubai's development and explore the secrets of their innovation and success. From the frontlines of Middle Eastern business […]
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A fusion of gourmet food and luxury—an exquisite dinner at APE
Discovering Dubai's Finest Spot Vol. 16 Ape. Dubai boasts luxurious charm. Luxury hotels that promise the best experience, exciting entertainment venues, world-leading gourmet food, and other noteworthy attractions.
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- Food & drink
Dubai Accountant's Business Frontline: "When Will the UAE Introduce Personal Income Tax? Insights from Oman’s Announcement"
The UAE does not currently have a personal income tax, but looking at trends in neighboring countries, the introduction of one is becoming a reality. Of particular note is Oman's decision in June 2025 to become the first Gulf country to introduce a personal income tax. It will take effect annually from January 6.
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"Notice Requirements for Termination of Lease in Dubai" Middle Eastern legal situation - Key points explained by a lawyer living in Dubai
In the UAE, real estate rules vary from emirate to emirate, but when renting a property in Dubai, there are some points to keep in mind regarding tenant eviction. Under Dubai law, landlords can evict properties for the following reasons: (1) for reconstruction; (2) for a building that cannot be evicted if there are tenants.
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- Real Estate
BizEasy solves Dubai business problems: UAE Regulations × Internal Policies × ERP = “Visualized Management”
The UAE is on the brink of introducing an e-invoice system, and regulations such as VAT and corporate tax are becoming more sophisticated every year. Despite this, there are still many problems, such as discrepancies between budgets and actual results, inability to see actual figures, slow detection of deficit projects, and a lack of established internal and accounting regulations.
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UAE Hints at Further Expansion of Oil Production Capacity
On July 7, UAE Energy and Infrastructure Minister Mazroo told reporters in Vienna that the country could potentially increase its crude oil production capacity, which has already expanded to 10 million barrels per day, to 485 million barrels per day in the future. The current target is 600 million barrels per day by 2027.