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Dubai Airports CEO says no layoffs were made during the disruption
Paul Griffiths told Khaleej Times that the company retained staff and lowered passenger expectations because of the regional conflict.
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ENPRODE’s Yüksel Güler puts energy security at the centre of investment
In a Wellficent interview, Güler links resilient power networks and diversified supply to the demands of industry and artificial intelligence.
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Second Harvest CEO calls for better measurement of Canada’s food waste
Lori Nikkel said gaps in measurement and standardisation obscure how food waste is distributed across the supply chain.
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Dubai aims to turn tourism into longer-term economic participation
Issam Kazim, chief executive of Dubai’s tourism and commerce marketing body, describes an approach focused on longer stays, remote work and business formation.
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AMSA Hospitality CEO assesses shifts in Saudi hotel market
Muin Serhan discussed diversifying demand, procurement pressures and planned developments in Riyadh and Qassim.
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Canadian cattle CEO focuses on getting research adopted on farms
Andrea Brocklebank cited science-based policy, agricultural research and practical knowledge transfer to producers as priorities.
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Nammos CEO outlines luxury hospitality strategy at AMAALA
Carolyn Turnbull discussed social experiences and local partnerships at the AMAALA resort on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast.
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Xanadu CEO argues for building quantum technology in Canada
Christian Weedbrook discussed a Toronto quantum data-centre plan and company talks over potential public funding.
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Diriyah CEO discusses project progress and investor confidence
Jerry Inzerillo shared construction, visitor and workforce figures for Diriyah in an interview with Arab News.
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YOUAE CEO outlines digital tools in mortgage advice
Yash Trivedi said the company aims to combine technology with financial education and tailored advice.
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UNESCO plans COP31 education day as partnership approaches 100 countries
UNESCO outlined preparations for COP31, where Türkiye is set to become the Greening Education Partnership’s 100th country member. The Antalya conference’s thematic day on children, youth, education and skills is scheduled for 14 November.
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UNESCO expands its AI and digital citizenship course
The third cohort of UNESCO’s free online course “Educating in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Digital Citizenship at School” is scheduled to begin on 12 October 2026. A Portuguese version joins the existing English and Spanish editions.
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