Waheed Abbas is an Assistant Editor at Khaleej Times. He covers real estate, aviation, and various business stories that significantly impact UAE consumers, while also reporting on human interest narratives. Waheed's work has been featured in notable publications including Cigalah Group, Zawya, and Travel Trade Today Ltd.
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Waheed Abbas' reporting focuses on various aspects of the UAE's economy, including real estate, finance, and employment. He frequently covers government announcements, press releases, and investment analysis related to these topics.
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By: Waheed Abbas
The government-owned electric vehicle (EV) charging network, UAEV, announced on Thursday that its new tariffs will take effect in January 2025.
By: Waheed Abbas
As demand for off-plan property in Dubai and the UAE has been growing exponentially, the number of term life insurance buyers is also on the rise
By: Waheed Abbas
There has been noticeable fluctuations in gold prices recently, with a slight recovery on Thursday after rates broke through the neckline of the double top-pattern at $2,613
In its latest report on the Gulf region, IMF also said GCC has been resilient to recent shocks and the economic outlook remains favourable
One and two-bedroom apartments are in very high demand in Dubai for rentals due to persistent rise in rents pushing tenants to smaller units as well as demand from new residents who are looking for more affordable properties.
The gap is much wider than other emerging, developing and advanced economies, therefore, the oil-producing Gulf countries have been introducing taxes for the past few years.
Dubai's second-tier areas where many new properties are coming up in 2025 are set to attract a large number of residents from neighbouring emirates.
KT Photo: Shihab Gold prices dropped at the opening of the markets on the first trading day of this week.
By: Waheed Abbas
These destinations have become the top choice for UAE's globe trotters despite airfares peaking during this festive season
By: Waheed Abbas
Many media outlets in India, Pakistan and other South Asian countries as well as social media platforms claimed visit visa rejections by the UAE
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