Lets comparison between Dubai and Abu Dhabi Quality of Life? 

Lets comparison between Dubai and Abu Dhabi Quality of Life? 

Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the best regional in quality of life

Dubai :-

The emirate of Dubai ranked first among Arab cities and 74 globally in the 19th Quality of Life Report issued by Mercer Consulting recently.

Abu Dhabi :-

Abu Dhabi was the second largest Arab country in the list, while it ranked 87th in the list of the best countries in the world in terms of quality of living in 2019.

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UAE cities continue to rank among the highest rated cities in the survey, with positive scores due to high scores in the political and social environment, business environment, education and public services.

Over the past decades, between 1998 and 2018, Dubai’s living standards rose 12.2%, while Abu Dhabi rose 12.1%.

Dubai:

The UAE has witnessed a significant increase in living standards in the region, due to the continuous efforts of the UAE to improve its infrastructure, especially airports and public transport, and to create an attractive economic environment for local and foreign businesses, as well as the focus on the establishment of new dynamic recreational and entertainment facilities. 2019.

The city of Muscat ranked 105th in the world in addition to Kuwait ranked 126 and Riyadh came in 164th place and 168th Jeddah.

Globally:

Globally, the Austrian capital, Vienna, remained the world’s best city for the ninth consecutive year.

The survey showed the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, among the lowest-ranked cities on the list despite significant improvements in the city’s health and safety services.

The company has used many criteria to classify 231 cities such as political stability, health care, education, crime, entertainment, and transportation.

Global centers such as London, Paris, Tokyo and New York were not among the top 30 cities in the world, but retreated to a place in the largest Swiss, German, Canadian and New Zealand cities.

Economic instability:

 social unrest and growing political unrest are among the major challenges facing multinationals when analyzing the quality and standard of living that their overseas workers will meet.

Hence the importance of the annual Mercer index, so that such companies can decide on sending their workers abroad, and determine the size of appropriate alternatives according to each country.

Nominations:

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Etihad Airways and Saudi Arabian Airlines plan to add new destinations to Code Partnership.

Etihad Airways:

 The national airline of the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabian Airlines, the national airline of Saudi Arabia, have announced plans to add new destinations for participating flights.

Etihad Airways Group Chief Executive Tony Douglas said in a joint statement on Tuesday that there is planning to expand the code sharing agreement in the coming months and provide more benefits to our customers.

Etihad Airways and Saudi Arabian Airlines have reported positive growth in passenger numbers since the code-share partnership began in November 2018.

The statement added that Etihad Airways and Saudi Arabian Airlines carried more than 16,000 guests together on code-share flights, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to growth in business and tourism traffic in the two markets.

Under the code-sharing agreement, the carriers will fly EY and SV on flights to 14 destinations with the addition of Vienna this week.

In the coming months, Etihad Airways will place its EY code on Saudi Arabian Airlines flights to Tunis, Sharm el-Sheikh and Alexandria.

At the same time, Saudi Arabian Airlines will put its SV code on Etihad Airways flights to Tokyo, Nagoya and Baku.

In the second phase of the code-share partnership, Etihad will place the code “EY” on Saudi Arabian Airlines flights to Algiers, Dhaka and Erbil, and Saudi Arabian Airlines will also “SV” on flights to Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Moscow and Dusseldorf, Hong Kong, Kathmandu, Lagos, Minsk, Rabat, Astana, and more destinations in India.

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Dubai to host Middle East oil and gas conference:

Dubai will host the 27th Middle East Oil & Gas Conference from 7 to 9 April 2019.

According to a press release, a number of keynote speakers, including oil ministers, chief executives and senior management representatives from major sector companies, as well as experts, specialists, traders and refiners will participate in the conference.

The Middle East Oil and Gas Conference 2019 will address the impact of geopolitical factors on global oil markets, and how volatile prices and growing demand have created new opportunities for enhanced international cooperation and rationalization of consumption.

More than 400 delegates are expected to attend, and more than 600 delegates will take part in the Middle East Oil and Gas Week between April 6 and 11, which is the most prominent event.

All the week’s events are hosted by Converse Connection, hosted by ENOC, a leading oil and   gas industry. 

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