Dubai

The airport of Dubai is underwater – In a 24-hour period, the amount of rainfall equals two years’ worth – In Oman, 19 people have lost their lives

Dubai's giant highways were clogged by flooding and airport passengers were urged to stay away on April 17, as the glitzy financial center reeled from record rains.

Huge tailbacks snaked along six-lane expressways after up to 254 millimeters of rain, about two years' worth, fell on the desert United Arab Emirates on April 16.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) was plunged into chaos as heavy rains lashed the region, causing widespread flooding and the closure of Dubai Airport. According to reports from local authorities, the rainfall exceeded the annual average, leading to significant disruptions across the country.

DUBAI - The Serbia-UAE MoU on development and application of artificial intelligence (AI), signed in Dubai on Tuesday, enables the use of the UAE's Falcon open source code and solutions based thereupon in further development of AI in Serbia, the Serbian Ministry of Information and Telecommunications said in a statement.

DUBAI - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic on Tuesday concluded her attendance at the World Governments Summit (WGS) in Dubai, where she held many bilateral meetings with officials and took part in forums and discussion panels.

DUBAI - Serbia and the UAE signed on Tuesday a MoU on development and application of artificial intelligence (AI).

Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said it was important for Serbia to keep up with trends and that the MoU meant "even closer cooperation between Serbia and the UAE in the field of development and application of AI."

DUBAI - Serbia and the UAE signed on Tuesday a MoU on development and application of artificial intelligence (AI).

Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said it was important for Serbia to keep up with trends and that the MoU meant "even closer cooperation between Serbia and the UAE in the field of development and application of AI."

Dubai is also facing problems from the bad weather that will continue until 18:00

Rent and home prices in the province of Antalya on the Mediterranean coast, have been declining as many Russians, which constitute the largest group of foreigners living in the city, are relocating to Serbia and Dubai.

Rents and home prices skyrocketed in the city after thousands of Russians and Ukrainians arrived in Antalya after the war broke out between the two countries.