The National Media Office (NMO) of the UAE has issued a stern reminder to social media users about their legal and ethical responsibilities while engaging on digital platforms.

The office emphasized the importance of upholding national values, including respect, tolerance, and coexistence.

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In an official statement, the NMO warned against content that disrespects national symbols, public figures, or the societies of friendly nations.

Violations of these guidelines could result in strict legal action aimed at maintaining a safe and respectful online environment.

The NMO highlighted the dangers of sharing misleading information, hate speech, or defamatory content, all of which are subject to serious penalties under UAE law.

Sheikh Mohamed, the UAE President, reiterated that every citizen serves as an ambassador for the country and should contribute positively to its image.

The office encouraged responsible behavior among social media users and urged them to report any offensive or non-compliant content through official channels.

Additionally, it stressed the need for Emiratis to embody the high ethical standards set by the nation’s leadership, promoting constructive discourse and refraining from offensive language.

With these guidelines, the NMO aims to foster a credible and responsible digital media landscape that reflects the UAE’s values and cultural heritage.

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In a significant move to uphold labor laws and immigration regulations, a UAE court has levied fines totaling Dh600,000 on two individuals found guilty of employing 12 illegal workers.

This ruling underscores the government’s strict stance against residency law violations and its commitment to maintaining a regulated workforce.

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The offenders were apprehended during a series of inspections conducted by federal immigration authorities in February.

These proactive measures are part of a broader initiative to ensure that businesses comply with the country’s labor and immigration laws, which are designed to protect both workers and employers.

Each of the 12 workers discovered to be in violation was fined Dh1,000 and faced immediate deportation. This not only serves as a deterrent to potential violators but also emphasizes the consequences of non-compliance in the UAE’s labor market.

The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Ports Security (ICP) played a crucial role in this operation, conducting a total of 252 inspections throughout the month.

The scale of these efforts is notable, with 4,771 establishments scrutinized in the drive to combat illegal employment and protect the integrity of the UAE’s labor force.

This case is a reminder of the stringent regulations governing employment in the UAE, reflecting the nation’s commitment to ensuring a fair and lawful working environment.

As the UAE continues to grow as a global business hub, it remains vigilant in enforcing these laws to foster a safe and equitable labor market for all.

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The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) has officially announced the Eid Al Fitr holiday for the federal government sector in the UAE.

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The holiday will be observed from 1st to 3rd Shawwal 1446 AH, with work resuming on 4th Shawwal.

In the event that Ramadan concludes with 30 days, the 30th of Ramadan will be recognized as an additional public holiday, extending the Eid Al Fitr break for employees.

On this occasion, FAHR extended its congratulations to the UAE government, its citizens, residents, and the wider Arab and Islamic communities, wishing everyone prosperity and well-being.

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Gold prices in the UAE have reached unprecedented levels, with the yellow metal hitting a record high of $3,000 per ounce.

Analysts attribute this surge to ongoing geopolitical tensions, the impact of U.S. tariffs, and a weakening dollar, which have driven investors to seek safe-haven assets.

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As of the latest reports, gold prices closed at $2,986.65 per ounce, reflecting a 0.23% increase. In Dubai, the price for 24K gold soared to Dh360.75 per gram, while other purities also saw significant gains.

Experts suggest that concerns over the stability of the U.S. economy, coupled with the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance regarding interest rates, could further elevate gold prices.

Recent developments, including U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats on European imports, have intensified market uncertainty, prompting investors to flock to gold as a reliable hedge.

Joseph Dahrieh, managing principal at Tickmill, noted that the evolving geopolitical landscape, including potential trade disputes, could continue to boost gold’s appeal.

He cautioned, however, that a potential ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict might alter market sentiment, possibly impacting gold’s bullish trend.

With the dollar trading below the 104 level, gold remains an attractive option for international investors. Market analysts predict that ongoing economic challenges and geopolitical developments will keep driving gold prices higher in the near future.

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