Samihah Zaman is an English Editor at Gulf News, focusing on local news in the United Arab Emirates, particularly in Dubai. With a passion for storytelling, Samihah covers a wide range of topics including climate action, local initiatives, healthcare, and personal success stories. Through her articles, she aims to inform and inspire readers while promoting awareness and positive change in the community.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Local)
Samihah Zaman's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the United Arab Emirates and Dubai. She frequently covers government announcements, health-related topics, education, healthcare & pharmaceutical developments as well as health & wellbeing issues.
When pitching to Samihah Zaman consider offering insights from local experts or individuals directly impacted by these issues. Sources with a keen understanding of governmental initiatives in the UAE would be valuable for providing context and analysis related to her coverage area. Additionally, personal stories that align with the themes she covers may be of interest to her audience.
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Dr McPherson hails UAE’s climate action leadership at Majlis Mohamed bin Zayed
By: Samihah Zaman
Abu Dhabi introduces system to promote national pride, responsibility
Skin cancer is fourth most common cancer in UAE, but risks can be minimised
Two hospitals collaborate to match unrelated donors and recipients
Victor King restructured loans, closed 14 credit cards, downsized lifestyle
Market will benefit 40,000 breeders in the emirate, offer online sales
Cyber criminals try to gain confidential information to access bank accounts, funds
Abu Dhabi Police released accident clip showing an accident due to distracted driving
By: Samihah Zaman
Residents take their own bags along, urge others to curb use of other disposable plastics
Residents take their own bags along, urge others to curb use of other disposable plastics
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