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The Dubai Metaverse Assembly will have technology experts and people from the metaverse community as well as major companies convene to discuss opportunities and ways that its potential can be unlocked. Dubai has already announced its metaverse strategy, which aims to create 40,000 jobs and add $4 billion to the emirate's economy. This is the first event of its kind since the announcement in July. Read More : https://www.thenationalnews.com/business/technology/2022/09/28/dubai-metaverse-assembly-live-updates-from-museum-of-the-future/

Today's weather will be fair in general, the National Centre of Meteorology has said. Some low clouds are predicted to appear Eastward. There may be light rainfall in those areas, with a probability of the formation of some convective clouds over the mountains by afternoon. Residents in Dubai and Abu Dhabi are in for a hot day as temperatures will rise to 43ºC and 44ºC, respectively. The weather is likely to get humid by night and Wednesday morning with a probability of fog or mist formation over some coastal and internal areas. Read More : https://www.khaleejtimes.com/weather/uae-weather-hot-fair-forecast-for-tuesday-mercury-rises-to-44oc

 In May, Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein was caught red-handed by Prime Minister of UAE Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum when he suddenly visited their London home and found Princess Haya and her lover-cum-bodyguard. The Dubai ruler also found strips of used condoms beside Haya’s bed as well as two glasses, proving the romantic couple were having sex in the bedroom while their children were in the next room. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum was already suspecting his wife Princess Haya had inappropriate relations and the suspicion was proved as the couple were found to having sex. The Dubai ruler unexpectedly returned to London from attending a joint wedding of three sons in Dubai in May. According to sources, he was shocked seeing the 45-year-old Princess Haya with the bodyguard at the lavish residence and demanded her immediate return to Dubai with him. But the Princess refused and abruptly left the house with her two children and flew to Germany. The Dubai ruler and mem...

 There are no snaking lines outside the Japan pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai. But the reservation system that allows visitors to book a day in advance is busy. Word-of-mouth recommendations are driving tourists and residents to gather at the unassuming, understated white origami-inspired facade. Curiosity about the pavilion continues to grow, three weeks before the world’s fair ends. Tourists and UAE residents said they wanted a taste of the “unusual experiences” their friends talked about. The promise of an immersive encounter, specifically tailored to each individual’s interest, is drawing crowds to the pavilion. Its theme is ‘where ideas meet’. The National finds out why the Japanese structure tops the list of must-visit attractions. ‘The thing to do’ Keep in mind you need to commit about an hour to the pavilion. People receive smartphones and headsets that keep track of the time they spend in sections related to nature, history and miniature forms. The grand finale collates ...