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Heavy Security Cover For Beckham In Dubai

Heavy Security Cover For Beckham In Dubai Star soccer player David Beckham would be provided 24-hour security when he arrives at United Arab Emirates.

It is learnt that the 33 year old Beckham would be given Dubai's biggest security cover ever. Beckham is scheduled to reach UAE on Monday.

Earlier, the Daily Star has reported that the former English captain would be an ideal target and thus a special security team will be dragged in.

UAE air traffic growth rate expected to slow down in 2009

UAE air traffic growth rate expected to slow down in 2009 Dubai  - The volume of air traffic through the United Arab Emirates (UAE), one of the Middle East's key transport hubs, will continue to grow in 2009, although the rate of growth is expected to slow down, a civil aviation official said on Thursday.

Saif Mohamed al-Suwaidi, the Director General of the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), said that the number of flights in 2008 had increased by around 10.3 per cent compared to 2007, reaching 489,000 flights.

After SRK, Hrithik All Set To Enter Realty Business In UAE

After SRK, Hrithik All Set To Enter Realty Business In UAEWhen it comes to business, it seems that everyone in Bollywood wants to have some tips from King Khan aka the Bollywood legend Shahrukh Khan. The latest being is Superhero Hrithik Roshan.

The news is that that Roshan Junior is all set to endeavor into a mega real estate project in the UAE.

UAE begins fitting of Sheikh Khalifa hospital in Lebanon

Sheikh Khalifa hospitalBeirut, 15th Dec. 2008 -- The Emirates Initiative for Support and Construction of Lebanon has commenced installation of equipment at the Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed hospital in Lebanon.

The hospital is being built under instructions of UAE President H. H. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

''Construction and fitting of the hospital, located at Arqoub area, are progressed as schedule .......... specialised medical and technical teams have already started commissioning of equipment and fittings,'' said Abdullah Al Gafli, Deputy Director of the Initiative.

England may practice in UAE

Hugh Morris, the ECB's managing directorECB expressed hope to the beginning of the Test tour, following a security report in the next 48 hours. Hugh Morris, the ECB's managing director disclosed this in a press conference on Saturday.

Morris told, "The only reason why we decided to suspend the tour and return home was to assess the safety situation in India in a comfortable environment." He further added, "The ECB was waiting for a security report of the situation in India within the next 24 to 48 hours and a decision would be taken on Monday."

Mumbai attacks denounced by UAE cabinet

Mumbai attacks denounced by UAE cabinetToday, the UAE Federal C

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