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Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Eid Al Adha 2025 fireworks: Full schedule and where to watch in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - SEPTEMBER 11: A general view of a fireworks display on September 11, 2016 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Muslims across the world are preparing to celebrate Eid Al-Adha, or the Festival of Sacrifice, which marks the end of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca which thousands of Muslims all over the world embark on. (Photo by) The UAE is gearing up for a festive long weekend as Eid Al Adha is set to be celebrated with dazzling fireworks displays across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Al Dhafra, and Sharjah. A four-day public holiday has been announced for both public and private sector workers, starting Thursday, June 5, through Sunday, June 8. Work will resume on Monday, June 9, 2025. Here's your complete guide to where and when you can catch the fireworks this Eid Al Adha: DUBAI Riverland at Dubai Parks and Resorts Dates: Friday, June 6, and Saturday, June 7 Fireworks time: 9:30 PM Bonus: Nightly laser shows at 7:30 PM, 8:20 PM, and 9:30 PM Riverland promises a visually stunning celebration, combining fireworks with immersive laser shows for an unforgettable evening. ABU DHABI Yas Island Dates: Friday, June 6, to Sunday, June 8 Fireworks time: 9:00 PM Location: Yas Bay Waterfront Expect breathtaking fireworks displays over the water and a vibrant dining scene with several award-winning restaurants, making it a festive hotspot for families and friends. The Corniche Date: Friday, June 6 Time: 9:00 PM This picturesque waterfront promenade in Abu Dhabi city offers a perfect backdrop for a relaxed evening, enhanced by the Eid holiday mood. Al Ain Location: Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium Dates: All three days of Eid (June 6–8) Time: 9:00 PM Also, fireworks will be displayed near the Al Ain Municipality building at 9:00 PM each evening. Al Dhafra Region Start: First day of Eid (Friday, June 6) Time: 9:00 PM Fireworks Venues: Madinat Zayed Public Park Al Mirfa Al Mugheira Bay Behind the TAMM Building in Ghyathi Each location promises a festive and family-friendly environment, ideal for celebrating under the stars. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo SHARJAH Neighbourhoods: Aljada Masaar Nasma Residences Date: Friday, June 6 Time: 8:00 PM Sharjah residents can enjoy a festive start to Eid with vibrant fireworks across three popular residential areas. City/Area Location Dates Time Dubai Riverland June 6–7 9:30 PM Abu Dhabi Yas Island June 6–8 9:00 PM The Corniche June 6 9:00 PM Al Ain Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium & near Municipality June 6–8 9:00 PM Al Dhafra Various (Madinat Zayed, etc.) June 6 onwards 9:00 PM Sharjah Aljada, Masaar, Nasma Residences June 6 8:00 PM Tip: Arrive early to secure the best viewing spots and explore local dining and entertainment options before the show begins.
Mid East Info
10-05-2025
- General
- Mid East Info
The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi Launches Instant Grazing License Service Via ‘TAMM' Platform to Protect Pastures
The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) has launched an instant service to obtain a grazing license for eligible individuals through the 'TAMM' platform. The Agency also announced the start of the grazing season in the emirate, which will run from 15 May to 15 October, 2025. The launch of the service falls within the requirements of implementing Law No. (11) of 2020 regulating grazing in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and its executive regulations. As the competent authority for environmental affairs in Abu Dhabi, EAD seeks to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources in accordance with the highest environmental standards, while meeting the needs of the local community and preserving pastoralism as a traditional practice and an integral part of the UAE's national identity. Based on the executive regulations of the Grazing Regulation Law, EAD issues licenses to camel owners and breeders who meet specific criteria. To obtain a camel grazing license, the applicant must be a UAE citizen, at least 21 years' old, and employ a ranger for the camels whom must be at least 18 years' old. The applicant must also have a valid livestock inventory certificate approved by the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA). Camel owners and breeders can apply for a grazing license through the 'Tamm' platform via the platform's official website: License holders are required to graze in open wilderness areas and to stay at least two kilometres away from nature reserves, forests, residential and private areas, military and petroleum facilities, roads and prohibited areas. They are also required not to leave camels grazing without the supervision of a ranger and to adhere to the grazing period specified in the license. Camel breeders and owners who have a grazing license must adhere to several environmental requirements, including not introducing invasive plants, animals or any harmful substances into grazing areas. They must not uproot, burn, move, cut, destroy, harvest, remove or collect grazing plants or any part thereof in those areas, and undertake to not harm biodiversity or cause any environmental damage. Leaving fences, tools, materials or other waste is prohibited in the grazing areas, and they must not approach water well sites. The use of bicycles, cars, or any type of vehicle or machinery that negatively impacts the vegetation cover is not permitted. Transferring the grazing license to another person is also prohibited. The Agency has coordinated with several relevant entities to ensure smooth access to the service via the 'TAMM' platform. This coordination underscores the Agency's commitment to the wise leadership's directive of providing efficient and prompt environmental licensing services. The Agency recognises the valuable role of the local community in sharing their traditional grazing knowledge and experiences with its specialists. This collaboration informs the planning and formulation of effective grazing policies, legislation and procedures. About Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) Established in 1996, the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) is committed to protecting and enhancing air quality, groundwater as well as the biodiversity of our desert and marine ecosystem. By partnering with other government entities, the private sector, NGOs and global environmental agencies, we embrace the best international practice, innovation and hard work to institute effective policy measures. We seek to raise environmental awareness, facilitate sustainable development and ensure environmental issues remain one of the top priorities of our national agenda.
Al Etihad
10-05-2025
- General
- Al Etihad
Abu Dhabi launches instant camel grazing license service through TAMM platform
10 May 2025 14:06 ABU DHBAI (ALETIHAD)The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) has launched an instant service for eligible individuals to obtain a camel grazing license through the TAMM agency also announced the start of the grazing season in the emirate, which will run from May 15 to October 15, launch of the service falls within the requirements of Law No. (11) of 2020 and its executive regulations, regulating grazing in the Abu Dhabi emirate. EAD seeks to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources in accordance with the highest environmental standards, while meeting the needs of the local community and preserving pastoralism as a traditional practice and an integral part of the UAE's national on the executive regulations of the Grazing Regulation Law, EAD issues licenses to camel owners and breeders who meet specific criteria. To obtain a camel grazing license, the applicant must be a UAE citizen, at least 21 years' old, and employ a ranger of at least 18 years of age for the camels. The applicant must also have a valid livestock inventory certificate approved by the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA).License holders are required to graze in open wilderness areas and to stay at least two kilometres away from nature reserves, forests, residential and private areas, military and oil and gas facilities, roads, and prohibited areas. They are also required not to leave camels grazing without the supervision of a ranger and to adhere to the grazing period specified in the breeders and owners who have a grazing license must adhere to several environmental requirements, including not introducing invasive plants, animals or any harmful substances into grazing areas. According to the new service, the breeders must not uproot, burn, move, cut, destroy, harvest, remove or collect grazing plants or any part thereof in those areas, and must undertake not to harm biodiversity or cause any environmental damage. Leaving fences, tools, materials or other waste is prohibited in the grazing areas, and they must not approach water well sites. The use of bicycles, cars, or any type of vehicle or machinery that negatively impacts the vegetation cover is not permitted. Transferring the grazing license to another person is also has coordinated with several relevant entities to ensure smooth access to the service via the TAMM platform. This coordination underscores the agency's commitment to the wise leadership's directive to provide efficient and prompt environmental licensing services. The agency recognises the valuable role of the local community in sharing their traditional grazing knowledge and experiences with its specialists, which informs the planning and formulation of effective grazing policies, legislation and procedures. Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi
Gulf Today
07-04-2025
- Health
- Gulf Today
Well-being of women, children ‘foundation' of healthier world
In Abu Dhabi, the well-being of women and children lies at the heart of our journey toward progress as they are the cornerstone upon which we build a healthier, more prosperous tomorrow, stated Mansour Ibrahim Al Mansouri, Chairman of the Department of Health - Abu Dhabi. ''Today, the Emirate of Abu Dhabi remains steadfast in ensuring comprehensive care for women and children by strengthening primary care capabilities, expanding prevention and early screening programmes such as premarital genetic testing and newborn screening and continually advancing vaccination programmes,'' said Mansour Al Mansouri in a statement ahead of the World Health Day on Monday, April 7. ''Significant progress is underway in establishing a specialised medical city devoted to women's and children's healthcare. This initiative includes designating Sheikh Khalifa Medical City as a Centre of Excellence for paediatric care, developing the new Corniche hospital specialising in women's health and newborn care, and establishing a rehabilitation facility along with a mental health centre for women and children. ''Amid the rapid transformations occurring within the global healthcare landscape, most notably the shift from reactive healthcare to proactive health and wellness-focused approaches, we celebrate this year's World Health Day under the theme 'Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures'. 'This theme emphasises the importance of women's and children's health as a foundation for building healthier communities worldwide.' This occasion, he added, serves as a vital opportunity for healthcare systems globally to adopt innovative approaches that advance the well-being of women and children. 'In Abu Dhabi, we are leading the way in exploring and implementing transformative initiatives, reaffirming our commitment to creating one of the most intelligent, patient-centric healthcare systems in the world. This system is designed to predict, prevent and personalise healthcare, empowering our community members to lead longer and healthier lives. ''Health data has been instrumental in shaping our ecosystem, offering deep insights to enhance our services and anticipate evolving community needs. The integration of genomics further enriches this approach, enabling precision in healthcare delivery,'' he said. An earlier report says: The Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), the regulator of the healthcare sector in the Emirate, is at the forefront of digital transformation, making significant strides in enhancing healthcare services and improving community well-being. With most healthcare services in Abu Dhabi digitalised, such as Sanadkom and the Sick Leave Attestation Service on TAMM, DoH is reshaping the healthcare experience of all citizens and residents by streamlining processes, optimising efficiency and ensuring accessibility, further establishing Abu Dhabi's leadership in digital government excellence. Commenting on these milestones, Dr. Noura Al Ghaithi, Undersecretary of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), said: 'Initiatives such as Sanadkom and the Sick Leave Attestation Service highlight our commitment to innovation and digital transformation in healthcare. By streamlining processes and enhancing accessibility, we are redefining the healthcare experience, empowering individuals and communities alike. These initiatives are integral to our broader vision of building one of the world's most intelligent and efficient healthcare systems, driven by patient-centred solutions and the pursuit of continuous excellence.' Sanadkom simplifies administrative procedures and eliminates bureaucratic hurdles for bereaved families and now serves over 2.9 million citizens and residents in Abu Dhabi, ensuring a seamless, compassionate experience during their most difficult times. The initiative, integrated with seven government entities, transforms death-related administrative processes from several months to just a few days, alleviating emotional burden enhancing operational efficiency and accuracy. Additionally, the Sick Leave Attestation Service on the TAMM platform is, a fully digital solution that has revolutionised the process of obtaining official medical leave certificates. By eliminating the need for physical visits, the service has slashed processing times by 83%, reducing them from six minutes to just one to two minutes. Through integration with the Human Resources Authority and the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, the system has also reduced errors by 39%, ensuring greater accuracy and accessibility for users and boosting customer satisfaction to an impressive 94%. WAM
Filipino Times
28-03-2025
- Health
- Filipino Times
Abu Dhabi's sick leave system cuts processing time to 2 minutes
Abu Dhabi's healthcare sector has enhanced its Sick Leave Attestation Service on the TAMM platform, making it faster and more accessible by cutting processing times by 83%, allowing users to obtain official medical leave certificates in just two minutes instead of six. Through seamless integration with the Human Resources Authority and the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), the service ensures greater accuracy, cutting down errors by 39%. Smart features such as SMS notifications and a user-friendly interface have also increased efficiency and customer satisfaction, with approval ratings reaching 94%. This initiative is part of Abu Dhabi's push for excellence in digital government services. Another key development on the TAMM platform is the Sanadkom initiative, which simplifies government procedures for bereaved families. Previously, handling administrative tasks related to a family member's passing could take months. Now, through Sanadkom, families receive direct assistance via phone, eliminating the need for in-person visits. The initiative streamlines processes such as obtaining death certificates, arranging burials, and ensuring beneficiaries receive retirement pension benefits smoothly. Sanadkom has been integrated with seven government entities and currently serves over 2.9 million citizens and residents in Abu Dhabi. By reducing bureaucratic hurdles, the initiative ensures a more compassionate experience for grieving families while enhancing operational efficiency. Khalaf Helal Al Mazrouei, Director General of Corporate Enablement and Community Services at the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), emphasized the importance of digitalisation, stating, 'Now more than ever, the digitalisation of services is essential for enhancing accessibility and efficiency.' In recognition of its achievements, DoH recently received two prestigious awards at the Abu Dhabi Effortless Customer Experience Awards. The Sick Leave Attestation Service earned special recognition, while the Sanadkom initiative won the Best Life Moment Award. The DoH remains committed to advancing technology-driven healthcare solutions that cater to the needs of both citizens and residents.
