The United Arab Emirates UAE continues to make headlines this September with significant developments across diplomacy, economy, Diplomatic technology, and regional affairs. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the latest updates shaping the nation.
In a rare diplomatic move, the UAE summoned Israel’s deputy envoy to condemn an Israeli airstrike in Qatar that targeted Hamas leaders. Emirati Minister Reem bint Ebrahim al-Hashimy described the attack as a “blatant and cowardly” act, escalating regional tensions. This incident has prompted the UAE to reaffirm its commitment to Gulf security and unity. President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan embarked on a Gulf tour to coordinate responses with neighboring countries.
The UAE stock markets experienced a significant boost on September 12, 2025, driven by optimism over a potential U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cut and rising oil prices. The Dubai Financial Market General Index rose by 1.2%, marking its biggest gain in nearly two months. Major companies like Emaar Properties and Emirates NBD Bank saw notable increases in their stock prices.
The UAE is set to roll out driverless Diplomatic delivery vehicles nationwide within a year, following successful trials in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi. This initiative marks another step in the UAE’s commitment to integrating autonomous technology into its infrastructure, enhancing efficiency and innovation in urban mobility.
A significant internet disruption occurred in the UAE Diplomatic and parts of the Middle East due to damage to undersea cables in the Red Sea. The issue, which began on September 6, 2025, affected major telecom providers in the UAE, including du and Etisalat, as well as Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform. Providers are working to reroute traffic and implement mitigation strategies, though full restoration may take time.
Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company, known as du, Diplomatic announced a secondary share offering as Mamoura Diversified Global Holding, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company, plans to reduce its stake. The offering consists solely of existing shares held by Mamoura, aiming to increase the free float and diversify the investor base, potentially boosting liquidity and aiding in the company’s inclusion in international stock indices.
The UAE Media Council initiated legal action against a social media advertiser Diplomatic for promoting a health-related product using false and unapproved medical claims. This move underscores the UAE’s commitment to curbing misinformation, particularly in the sensitive area of public health, and ensuring that media content adheres to strict oversight and legal standards.
The African Union Commission Chairperson concluded a successful mission to Abu Dhabi, strengthening the UAE–Africa partnership. During the visit, key meetings were held with UAE officials, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister, to explore areas of cooperation and mutual interest, reflecting the UAE’s expanding diplomatic outreach
In a historic first, the West Indies cricket team is scheduled to tour the UAE in September 2025 to play a three-match T20I series against Nepal. All matches will be held at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, marking a significant milestone in Nepal’s cricketing history and enhancing the UAE’s profile as a global sports hub.
The final solar eclipse of 2025, a partial solar eclipse occurring on September 21, will not be visible in the UAE. The event is expected to be seen in parts of the Southern Hemisphere, including New Zealand, eastern Australia, and Antarctica, coinciding closely with the September equinox.
UAE residents can enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries in 2025, making international travel more convenient. This expanded access applies regardless of passport nationality, provided they hold a valid UAE residence visa, offering enhanced mobility for tourism, business, or personal reasons.
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