TikTok will livestream the Grand Egyptian Museum’s November opening, offering exclusive content, interactive features, and global reach as Egypt boosts its digital cultural presence.

From Elissa in Dubai to Ruby in Muscat, the 2000s had MENA stars living in low-rise jeans. Sequins, belts, and bold prints turned every concert, set and screening into a style snapshot of the era.

Over the course of 24 months, participants trained under local and international experts to develop their musical skills and artistic capabilities.

This marks one of the largest programmes of its kind in the world, currently available at Kanad and Danat Al Emarat hospitals as a voluntary option.

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Dubai’s 21 Cafe, staffed by employees with Down syndrome, is fostering independence, community and everyday inclusion in Al ...

Pilgrims at Mecca’s Grand Mosque are being urged to keep moving past the Black Stone during Tawaf, as Saudi authorities warn ...

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The 2026 Diriyah Biennale will feature new commissions and an expanded curatorial team in Riyadh’s JAX District.

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A new documentary lifts the curtain on Dubai’s disaster hub, where AED 179.2 million in aid for 81 countries moved in just ...

The rescheduled dates are intended to give audiences the chance to experience the Grand Egyptian Museum and the exhibition in ...