The Emirates Group welcomed over 105,000 new members of staff, increasing its workforce by 2 per cent.
This comes despite a 44 per cent decrease in profit across the whole group in the 2018-2019 financial year.
According to the report released on Thursday, Emirates Airline recorded a 6 per cent increase in revenue but a 69 per cent drop in profit.
Dnata, on the other hand, saw a 10 per cent increase in revenue with its international business accounting for 70 per cent of that.
Arab Monetary Fund marks Golden Jubilee in Abu Dhabi
The Arab Monetary Fund will mark its Golden Jubilee in Abu Dhabi on September 28, alongside the 17th Ordinary Session of the Council of Arab Finance Ministers.
Aster to invest in International Modern Hospital under AED1bn UAE expansion plan
Aster DM Healthcare will invest in International Modern Hospital (IMH), under the healthcare provider's 5-year UAE expansion plans valued at more than AED1 billion.
UAE unveils unified tourism identity, grand tour platform
The UAE has launched its unified national tourism identity, 'Visit UAE', bringing the country’s seven emirates together under one tourism brand.
Etihad CEO says 'First Class' remains main focus, not 'premium economy'
Etihad Airways CEO, Antonoaldo Neves, has confirmed that "Premium Economy" is not on the cards for the national carrier, despite competition in the market, as it remains focused on delivering "First Class" experience for its passengers.
Masdar expands clean energy partnership in Azerbaijan
Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company – Masdar, has signed an agreement with Azerbaijan Green Energy Company to explore the development of new renewable energy projects in Azerbaijan.
Dubai is moving ahead with a major new road project designed to strengthen the emirate’s transport network and improve connectivity with neighbouring emirates.
GISEC Global 2026, the largest and most influential cybersecurity event in the Middle East and North Africa, has opened in Dubai, bringing together governments, industry leaders and technology experts from more than 180 countries.
As many as 200 social media accounts were closed during the first half of 2026 for offering domestic worker services illegally, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) announced on Wednesday.
