The rise of new technology and medical advances in the 21st century makes organ donation a more feasible and common way to help those who suffer from debilitating and often fatal diseases and genetic conditions.

During the sacred holiday of Eid al-Adha, ticket prices saw a huge increase, due to the travel aspect of the event.

According to Boualem Djebbar, the President of the Association of Banks and Financial Institutions, bank loans to the national economy on investment have seen an increased of 7 percent in the first six months of this year.

Abu Dhabi Education Council hosted a professional development week in which they sought to train over 15,000 teachers and principals from schools all over the nation.

Oil prices the week of Sept. 6 rose 42 cents at the Brent (North Sea) to the price of $53.80 on London's Intercontinental Exchange for delivery in November.

Many of us tend to think of street art as “graffiti,” something done on the sly without the approval of local governments. But in some communities, officially sponsored outdoor murals are part of a plan to increase the vibrancy of the local economy.

Representatives of competing powers in Libya met this week in their first face to face under a new United Nations-sponsored plan.

In Morocco, technology isn’t just a domestic pursuit: relatively high-tech processes apply to the country’s exports, as well.

The Mayor of Aljafra Municpality is meeting with individuals from the Preparatory Committee of Libya Agricultural Exhibition through Sep. 30.

The Ministry of Education and Abu Dhabi Education Council are of accord that there will be a unified educational system implemented in the Emirates federal system.

The first Tamazight session was taught to United Nations staff members Sept. 20 in Algiers.

The Official Gazette No. 51 included the presidential decree from August 8.

The Kingdom of Morocco won 12 international awards at the International Innovation Exhibition of India.