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New Abu Dhabi plan aims to build inclusive, family-friendly communities (opens the original)
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Abu Dhabi unveils family-first framework for inclusive city planning Abu Dhabi: Shorter journeys, services closer to home and shaded routes that everyone can use. That is the vision behind a new plan to put families at the heart of how Abu Dhabi is built. The emirate has launched the Cities for Families Framework, which is described as the first of its kind in the region. It is a roadmap for communities where children, parents, caregivers, seniors and People of Determination can thrive. "A famil
Etihad Rail vs car: expats put Dubai-Abu Dhabi journey to the test (opens the original)
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One took the train while the other drove. The train arrived about four minutes earlier. Abu Dhabi: Same start point. Same end destination. Two ways to get there. Two friends set out from Dubai to Abu Dhabi to put Etihad Rail's new passenger service to the test. Dmitrii Mednikov took the car, and his friend Rodion boarded the first journey from Dubai Al Yalayis station to Mohamed Bin Zayed City Station in Abu Dhabi and started their timers. When they compared arrival times, the train had reached
Riding toward their dreams: How Abu Dhabi's delivery drivers find freedom, community and a future on two wheels (opens the original)
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On Abu Dhabiâs roads, delivery drivers build community and plan for tomorrow Abu Dhabi: It is evening in the capital, and the city is settling into its favourite hours. You are at home, hungry, and not in the mood to cook. A few taps on your phone later, and there is a knock at the door and everything you need is in your hands with no trip to the shops and no time lost. Behind every doorbell and every "Your order has arrived" is a man on a motorbike, crossing the roads of Abu Dhabi so the rest
Half a century of sweetness: How a 74-year-old kunafa maker helped shape Abu Dhabiâs story (opens the original)
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How one manâs lifelong kunafa craft became part of Abu Dhabiâs cultural fabric Abu Dhabi: Try to find something in Abu Dhabi that has not changed in fifty years. Naeem Mohammad Youssef Shneik will hand you a piece of kunafa and tell you to taste it. He is 74, Jordanian, and has been making it the same way since he was sixteen. Few people in Abu Dhabi have had his particular seat for the city's transformation. A fixed spot behind a kunafa counter, decade after decade, while everything else re
Meet the woman who brought holistic healing to the UAE (opens the original)
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Holistic healing was one of the topics at a Dubai forum on connecting generations Dubai: Dr. Ludmilla Vassiliev spent years as a cardiologist before deciding that modern medicine was only telling half the story. Today, she is one of the pioneers of holistic healing in the UAE, which is a field she helped legalise and regulate both in the country and Ukraine more than three decades ago. Vassiliev was the featured speaker at Connect Generations today at the Toda Theatre in Madinat Jumeirah, a foru
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