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The article discusses the bilateral relations between United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Pakistan, citing their economic conditions and political ties. It cites on the UAE's Pakistan Assistance Program which created opportunities in improving the economy, human development and poverty alleviation. The article also discusses the four main focus of the program on areas including health, education and infrastructure.

The article focuses on the aspects of the economic of happiness, a combined economic and psychological approach of economic assessment in United Arab Emirates (UAE). Topics include the appointment Ohood Al Roumi as UAE's Minister of Happiness, the country's national priority to promote socio-economic prosperity, and the various factors considered in the holistic approach of UAE ministry of happiness which include gender equality, discrimination free community, and social development.

The author discusses aspects of the foreign policies in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Topics discussed include the several theories of the foreign policy such as realism, involvement, and idealism, the policies' commitment against the issues of extremism and terrorism, and the aspects of the diversification of the energy resources, production channels, and the national economy.

The article discusses the economic conditions of the United Arab Emirates as of November 1, 2015. Topics include the UAE's mission to Mars and diversification of economy through massive industrialization, re-exports and renewables, the strong, stable and sustained economy despite regional economic recession and global weak economic outcome, and the expected growth of the country's gross domestic product.

The article focuses on the celebration of the 39th Armed Forces unification day in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The day signifies unity, dignity and determination in the region. Other topics discussed includes tribute given to the Federal Supreme Council, dissemination of national awareness, importance of collective security system and vigilance.

The article discusses effects of the 12th International Defence exhibition and conference (IDEX) 2015 held during February 22-26, 2012 in the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi. Topics discussed include strength of international business competition in the growing market of the Middle East, IDEX as strategically important tri-service defence exhibition in the world and breakthrough defence technologies and innovations on inaugural Defence Innovation and Technology conference (DITEC).

The author discusses aspects of the bilateral relations between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Pakistan. He is critical on the role of UAE President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan and its government to strengthen the relationships between the two countries. Also investigated is the major support from UAE to assist Pakistan in several aspects including education, infrastructure and investments.

The article focuses on the law related to the Compulsory Military Service (CMS) released by United Arab Emirates for Emiratis with ages 18-30 which aims to set up a national defense and reserve force. Topics discussed include the Military Service System (MSS) and Military Recruiting Systems (MRS) of the country, the benefits of Army Service (AS) such as immediate service benefits, and exemptions of the law such as allowing 17-year-old men to join the service if graduated secondary school.

The author discusses aspects of mass media, national identity, and national security of the United Arab Emirates. It says that several mass media organisations have offices and landing rights in the country including Reuters Ltd., Cable News Network (CNN), and Fox Broadcasting Co. It also mentions a report from the British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) stating that the country has become a mass media hub.

The article focuses on the 38th armed forces unification day of the United Arab Emirates. Senior military officials issued statements in the magazine "Dira al Watan" on this occasion. The President Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan discussed the cooperation of the armed forces with national and international forces for removing human suffering.

The article discusses commercial diplomacy between Pakistan and United Arab Emirates (UAE). It reports on the 11th Joint Ministerial Commission Meeting of the two nations held in Islamabad. At the meeting, UAE foreign minister H.E. Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed al Nahyan met with Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif, President Mamnoon Hussain and adviser on foreign affairs.

The article discusses the highlights of the International Defence Exhibition (IDEX) 2013 held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) on February 17-21, 2013. The international conference "The Gulf Defence" provided a prelude to the opening of IDEX and a forum to address developments in the defence industry as the world's leaders and decision makers meet. It also offers information on UAE's Naval Defence Exhibition (NAVDEX), strategic significance of IDEX 2013 and Pakistan's defence industry.

The author discusses the achievements of the foreign policy in United Arab Emirates (UAE) established by His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. He explores the role of UAE in establishing sustainable political condition, diplomacy and conflict resolution in countries such as Tunisia, Syria and Iraq. The author further outlines the country's regional and international recognitions from 2011 to 2012 and its successful energy projects.

The article presents a case study on the development of armed forces in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is said that the UAE, under its successive visionary leadership, maintained its focus to institutionalize strong armed forces. It is mentioned that the importance of professional armed forces has increased due to the changing geo-political and geo-strategic scenarios in the Middle East and the Arab Gulf.

rise of diplomacy, dialogue and development at the regional and international power politics especially after the horrendous events of World War II has changed the rules of the game. Terms of engagements have been redesigned, reshaped and reframed around the globe over the period of time. our modern international political history and diplomacy are full of prime examples which diverted the imminent war through rigorous meaningful diplomatic engagements because war is not a solution and violence always confronts defeat. Peaceful coexistence, respect for territorial sovereignty and the last but not the least respect for international law guarantees international harmony. arab world has been facing different gigantic challenges since 2010. It has been periods of upheavals and harmony, bullets and ballots in most parts of the arab world. only few countries succeeded to initiate different effective engagement policies to promote dialogue, peace and cooperation in and within the region in order to resolve conflicting realties. uae has been proactive in the region and the Islamic community and rigorously participated in international affairs throughout the 2011 and has hub and leader of all these activities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Easy and smooth supply of energy supplies is the mantra of each and every government around the globe. energy gears the pace of development. It guarantees the survival of humanity on this planet. It protects the dreams of socio-economic prosperity, stability and sustainability. It provides essential inputs of industrial productivity, generation of employment, reduction of poverty and above all promotes qualitative life and renewable/alternative energy is a value-addition. Due to deteriorating law and order situation, conflicting geopolitics realties and the last but not the least complicated geostrategic scenarios in many crucial parts of the world, the burning issue of energy security is at stake and energy strategic landscape is on the change all the times. old resources of energy are decreasing and reaching at critical stage and are giving way to new mix of energy. new technologies are being introduced to make it fruitful and effective. continued upward trends in the prices of oil and gas commodities, depletion of strategic reservoirs of energy in many countries and low investments in the exploration of new energy fields, all are supposed to be responsible for the current energy uncertainties in the world markets. Moreover, weak economies, high debts, sky-rocketing inflation and above all dim prospects of global economy revival are producing serious dints in the conventional energy's budgets and policies of the countries around the world. Paradigm shift has already been made its roots and succeeded to change the strategic landscape of conventional energy resources and supplies around the globe especially in the Gulf cooperation council (GCC) and particularly in the united arab emirate (UAE). looming threat of climate change and cost-effect analysis of the renewable/alternative energy resources has forced all the stakeholders/ countries to initiate sincere and concrete coordinated efforts to institutionalization of green energy policies and projects at large. now from Greek to Great Britain, Poland to Pakistan and UAE to Saudi Arabia all are diverting their financial resources in the development of renewable/alternative green energies. The Gulf cooperation council (GCC) comprising of six countries, Saudi arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain and Qatar are making every possible effort to gradually switch from hydrocarbon conventional resources and technologies to green clean renewable/alternative energy resources. Prospects are very healthy and bright for the cluster of renewable/alternative energy resources in the region. united arab emirates being the second largest economy of the region having leading status in knowledge- based economy and infrastructure is now leading the region in the pursuits of green energies and technologies. nature is kind to all the GCC countries and "Sun" is ready to help them all in this regard. They all have political will, vision and enough funds to pursue the renewable/alternative energy resources for further strengthening of their respective national macro-economies. all the GCC countries, prominently UAE have comprehensive renewable/ alternative energy policies, regulations and future plans to lit-up their cities, towns and villages. Mega projects are being carried out and Masdar city is the prime example of UAE strong commitment towards the institutionalization of renewable/alternative energy resources. Green stands for prosperity, progression, productivity and protection because we all need interpreted inflows of save energy for our survival, development and industrial production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The author presents a fair analysis of the Federal National Council (FNC) Elections held on September 24, 2011 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). He stresses that the FNC elections have been considered by researchers and academicians as a giant step towards the institutionalization of democracy in the country. He highlights the issues addressed during the elections which include sustainable development, employment generation and women empowerment.

A summary is presented of the new anti-terrorism law in the United Arab Emirates.

The article focuses on United Arab Emirates' (UAE) economic package and visionary leadership to contain the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is aimed to protecting people's health and safety and ensuring business continuity. Topics include National Epidemic Control Plan for travel restrictions, schools to teach via distance learning, and supportive measures for national business sustainability.

The article informs that United Arab Emirates (UAE) is the regional leader of innovation, smart economy, artificial intelligence, human capital as well as in reexports, financial hub, investments, human wisdom, interaction and knowledge. Topics discussed include adoption and implementation of various innovative strategies in different sectors of business, Innovation Strategy adopted by UAE in 2014 to diversify its macro-economy and strategies adopted by UAE to develop energy industries.

The article discusses the artificial intelligence (AI) strategies and pursuits of United Arab Emirates (UAE), as of November 2019. Topics covered include AI as a step towards massive diversification of the country's macroeconomy and resources, UAE's innovative education system and how AI is indispensable to the UAE's future ambitions. It also discusses how the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence carries a unique concept of future human and industrial development.