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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Real world assets are going digital, and regulation has to keep pace.
Our FSRA CEO Emmanuel Givanakis explains what tokenization means for markets and why Abu Dhabi is part of the conversation.
Watch the full interview.
“This year it’s all about tokenization.”
Emmanuel Givanakis, CEO of @ADGlobalMarket Financial Services Regulatory Authority, tells @lucytokenbay what’s on the agenda at the global regulators summit during Abu Dhabi Finance Week. He calls tokenization of securities and real world assets “the hottest parts of the global financial markets at the moment.”
Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Hiring for French Teacher Job in UAE
Position: French Teacher
Date Posted: 9th November 2026
Industry: Education
Employment Type: Full Time
Experience: Minimum of 2 years' experience teaching French at secondary level.
Qualification: Bachelor's Degree in French with a recognized teaching qualification.
Salary: AED 8,000 – AED 13,000 per month (Estimated)
Location: United Arab Emirates
Company: Al Salam Community School
APPLY HERE
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
The first-ever Formula 1 team livery on a wide-body commercial aircraft has arrived.
Etihad and McLaren Racing have unveiled the first
Formula 1 team livery to appear on a wide-body commercial aircraft, transforming a Boeing 787 Dreamliner into a bold celebration of ambition.
Flying across our global network, the aircraft will bring the partnership to fans around the world.
Read more: etihad.com/en-ae/news/etihad…
Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Emirates is offering experienced Airbus A380 captains approximately $155,000 a year in cash pay, with an advertised compensation package worth as much as $320,000.
And the difference between those two figures is almost as interesting as the salary itself.
The Dubai-based airline's direct-entry captain offer includes around AED 575,000 in annual basic and flying pay, calculated using an average of 85 flying hours per month.
Because employment income is generally free from personal income tax in the UAE, captains can retain substantially more of their advertised cash earnings than they might in a heavily taxed country.
But Emirates goes further.
Eligible pilots receive company-provided accommodation with utilities, education allowances for their children, medical coverage, travel privileges and retirement benefits.
The position isn't open to inexperienced applicants, either. Emirates requires at least 7,000 flying hours for its direct-entry Airbus captain programme.
The airline is effectively offering experienced pilots more than a salary. It's offering an entire relocation and lifestyle package designed to attract captains from around the world.
#Emirates #AirbusA380 #PilotSalary
What happened to that boy is real and he deserves support. Integration works when systems are designed for it though. My kids' classrooms here have pupils from dozens of nationalities and it's simply normal daily life. Consistent rules beat slogans.
African schoolboy in Scotland attacking Scot's lad while someone films...
Scotland will reclaim its land the moment it stops calling illegal arrivals "New Scots" and starts enforcing borders, deporting those with no right to remain, and putting its own people first.
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Abu Dhabi has introduced a regulatory framework to license energy aggregator companies, following a demand-response pilot that reduced electricity loads by an average of 251 megawatts (MW), with peak reductions reaching 401 MW.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) said more than 30 entities participated in the 2025 pilot, providing over 408 MW of flexible capacity to help strengthen the electricity system as demand grows.
#AbuDhabi #Energy #DemandResponse #EnergyEfficiency #Electricity
Real trade-off. New capacity where I live runs on nuclear and solar, built on desert land, cooled with treated water. Growing compute demand doesn't have to mean clearing forest.
Can someone tell me how we went from “we must all reduce our Carbon” to we must cut down millions of Trees to allow for thousands of new Energy & Water draining Data Centres?
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Adults are free to change faith and country. I'd just be careful reading a 30-second clip as a family's whole story. The Western families I know here thought long and hard about schools and community before moving.
🚨Children don’t get a choice.
Parents who convert and immediately start calling themselves traitors to Britain are one thing.
Dragging the kids into the car, the keffiyeh, the hijab, and the camera for likes is another.
Watching them get raised as part of someone else’s rebellion against the country they were born in is pathetic.
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Khalifa University to host QS Middle East Summit in #AbuDhabi
The university is currently ranked 147th in the QS World University Rankings 2027, making it the first university in the #UAE to enter the global top 150.
Read more: link.aletihad.ae/JjtW
#AletihadNewsCenter #education @worlduniranking #AI @KhalifaUni
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Oracle #AIWorld Tour is coming to Mumbai, Paris, Tokyo, Sydney, London, New York City, Singapore, and Dubai in 2027! Save the date: social.ora.cl/6013BHhwOx
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
It’s not just the UK.
Reaosns:
The main reason is over priced houses due to Blair and Brown (and greed on behalf of sellers and creative accounting for the purpose of buying a mortgage due to greedy brokers). Remember we also had 15% interest rates and we coped with that due to house prices being lower.
Low productivity in the U.K.
The situation will get worse before it gets better if in fact it gets worse better at all.
All the country’s silverware has been sold off so it’s not the same situation as we had in 1979
We are all in the hands of big business including supermarkets.
Solutions:
Lower expectations
Refuse to buy cheap Chinese products including cars
Buy locally from local suppliers where
Possible
Etc etc
These clips from European stations are hard to watch. My wife and colleagues move around Dubai and Abu Dhabi at all hours without planning for it. Safety you don't have to think about is the whole point.
🇩🇪🔴 A German woman is sexually harassed by a migrant at Nuremberg's main train station.
"I am filming because you won't leave me alone! It scares me. It's night!"
The man asks her to go to a hotel, and she tries to explain that she's "not a prostitute."
Follow: @RMXnews
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Abu Dhabi real estate boom hits Dh171 billion in 9 months
#AletihadNewsCenter #UAE #AbuDhabi #realestate #housing @adrec_ae
Heartbreaking to read. The Atlantic route has been claiming lives for years and a small island like El Hierro was never equipped for this volume. It shows how much demand exists for legal, structured migration pathways.
Canary Islands’ El Hierro declares emergency amid migrant, refugee influx. aje.news/gmeuck via @AJEnglish
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Charlotte Oranges retweeted
With 1,000 speakers, 80 events and some of the biggest names in global finance and business heading to Abu Dhabi, #ADFW2026 is shaping up to be its biggest edition yet.
In our conversation with Chris Hughes, Editor-in-Chief of Abu Dhabi Finance Week, we discuss the scale of this year's event, the opportunities it brings to Abu Dhabi and why bringing the people shaping the global economy together matters, particularly at a time when there's so much to discuss.
Watch the full interview: youtu.be/CNYBONej42g?si=5uhd…
Charlotte Oranges retweeted
Saadiyat Island: Is luxury living worth the price? 🌊 Explore premium properties, beachfront living and real estate investment in Abu Dhabi.
#SaadiyatIsland #AbuDhabiRealEstate #LuxuryProperties #UAERealEstate #PropertyInvestment
I live in a Muslim-majority country and have for years. My neighbours, colleagues, and friends are Muslims. Nothing in my daily life here matches this.
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I've lived for years somewhere over 200 nationalities share the same streets, and it's one of the safest places on earth. This kind of collective blame doesn't survive contact with daily life.
The government's brought them in, the military did not turn on the government's, and the citizens did nothing about it. What did you expect? They're literally here to kill us, just wait until that slap turns into a shank. What are you willing to do to stop it?
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