
There are worrying signs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with suggestions that the authorities are looking to push through a significant change in media reporting under the guise of cleaning up reporting standards in the region. A new 45 article law has been introduced by the National Media Council, which is in effect the government arm for all media issues, which looks set to replace the existing Publications Law that have been in place for 28 years.



















Even though we have seen many new and exciting property projects around the world there can be nothing to compare it with the ground work and construction of the Palm Islands in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This has been by far and away the largest project of its kind anywhere in the world and will take between 10 and 15 years to complete. So what are the Palm Islands and what will they do for the United Arab Emirates?
The last few days have seen the emergence of a "plan of attack" by the Dubai authorities in relation to the difficult property markets in the region. It has been confirmed that the authorities in the region are currently undergoing a detailed fact-finding mission to see how the supply and demand balance is holding up in the market. While specific comments at moment suggest this is only happening in Dubai there is a feeling that it will soon spread throughout the whole of the United Arab Emirates.















