In a world where leadership is often measured by titles and hierarchy, Abdullah Miralam stands as a refreshing example of purpose-driven progress, where growth is not just upward but outward, far-reaching, and deeply impactful. His story is not one of shortcuts or overnight success but of thoughtful strategy, unwavering commitment, and a clear vision for transformation within the food and FMCG sectors.
In a region where construction often means compromise, one leader is rewriting the rules with precision, transparency, and unwavering standards.
In industries where a single error can cost lives, safety isn't just a checklist, it’s a lifeline. For Hamdi Al-Otaibi, a seasoned expert with nearly two decades of experience in petrochemical operations, this understanding has driven him to reimagine the very foundation of industrial safety.
In a world that often prioritizes spectacle over sincerity, few voices manage to break through the noise with raw truth, artistic courage, and an unwavering moral compass. Annina Alexis Fedorkova is one of those rare voices.
In an era where entertainment is evolving faster than ever, few entrepreneurs are brave enough to blend cinema with cutting-edge blockchain technology. Hira Bulani, the visionary founder of MovieDOM, is not only doing that, but redefining how fans engage with films, music, and multiplexes across India and beyond. With a pioneering mindset and relentless drive, he is turning an ambitious idea into a tangible movement, one token at a time.
In an era defined by transformation, innovation, and global collaboration, the United Arab Emirates has emerged as a beacon of strategic progress. At the heart of this ascent lies a cadre of individuals whose vision, resilience, and forward-thinking leadership continue to shape the UAE’s position on the world stage. From the intricate corridors of global finance and real estate to the evolving landscapes of maritime logistics, digital innovation, and holistic health, Capt Jagdeep Singh Sodhi, Safa Almarhoun, Sergii Malomuzh, Muhammad Saeed Mirza, and Sunita Teckchand represent the diverse pillars driving the nation’s momentum.
In a world where healthcare systems constantly evolve to meet the growing demands of patient safety, quality, and innovation, few individuals stand out as beacons of transformative impact. Dr. Shwetha Akshaya is one such leader, an internationally respected healthcare strategist whose work has reshaped hospital systems and patient safety standards across continents.
Aviation and entrepreneurship often demand vision, persistence, and the courage to explore uncharted skies. Borja Blond embodies these qualities, blending his passion for flight with a remarkable career that has seen him pioneer ventures in both aviation and technology. His journey offers a rare glimpse into the evolving world of electric aviation and the entrepreneurial mindset driving innovation in the industry.
In 2025, entertainment across the Gulf is no longer defined by imported content or passive consumption. It’s become a hyper-local, tech-enabled, and emotionally engaging experience that reflects the region’s identity, values, and global aspirations. Whether you’re browsing Shahid VIP in Riyadh, attending a music festival in Doha, or scrolling through a Kuwaiti comedian’s Instagram, one thing is clear, the Gulf has redefined what entertainment means.
In today's hyper-connected global economy, companies of all shapes and sizes power the engines of innovation, employment, and economic development. From microenterprises operating out of rural villages to multinational corporations with billions in revenue, businesses are the lifeblood of every country.
Living in the Gulf region means adapting to an environment where heat, humidity, and dust are not occasional visitors, they're part of daily life. Countries like the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman boast modern cities built in arid or semi-arid landscapes, where temperatures frequently exceed 45°C (113°F) during summer and where sandstorms can blur the skyline within minutes.
In today’s fast-paced, digitally connected world, starting a one-person business has become more practical and rewarding than ever before. With advancements in technology, digital platforms, and automation tools, it is entirely possible to run a fully functioning, profitable enterprise without employees, office spaces, or large capital investments.
Over the last decade, the Gulf region has witnessed a quiet revolution. From being viewed as a conservative and largely overlooked market in global entertainment, it has emerged as one of the most intriguing and rapidly evolving cultural landscapes. What was once a quiet stage now echoes with film festivals, production houses, local cinema releases, international collaborations, and a growing community of creators determined to tell their stories in their own voice.
For decades, mental health remained a quiet, often unspoken subject across the Gulf region. Conversations about depression, anxiety, trauma, or emotional distress were commonly met with silence, skepticism, or stigma. In a society rooted in tradition, where strength and resilience are prized virtues, vulnerability was often misinterpreted as weakness.
Every successful business starts with a single idea, a spark that sets an entrepreneurial journey in motion. But contrary to popular belief, these ideas aren’t always strokes of genius that appear out of nowhere. Often, they are the result of deep observation, problem-solving, pattern recognition, and a keen understanding of human behavior. For aspiring entrepreneurs, understanding how successful founders generate and refine their business ideas is critical to finding their own entrepreneurial direction.
“Empowering the World Together” Women of Heart Awards (WOHA) proudly announces its inaugural event in the United Arab Emirates, set to take place at the iconic Dusit Thani Hotel in Dubai. With this year’s empowering theme, “WOHA Dubai: Empowering the World Together” the platform brings its transformative spirit to a city that epitomizes innovation, diversity, and global connectivity.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, comprising Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, has long balanced the weight of tradition with the call for modern progress. Nowhere is this tension more evident, and more transformational, than in the field of women’s health.
In the high-stakes world of business and property investment, few roles are as strategically vital as that of the commercial real estate broker. Operating at the intersection of property, capital, and business strategy, these professionals are instrumental in facilitating transactions that shape urban landscapes, corporate headquarters, industrial expansion, and retail footprints. Unlike their residential counterparts, commercial real estate brokers manage transactions that are often larger in scale, longer in process, and driven by financial and operational metrics rather than personal preferences.
In 2025, entertainment across the Gulf is no longer defined by imported content or passive consumption. It’s become a hyper-local, tech-enabled, and emotionally engaging experience that reflects the region’s identity, values, and global aspirations. Whether you’re browsing Shahid VIP in Riyadh, attending a music festival in Doha, or scrolling through a Kuwaiti comedian’s Instagram, one thing is clear, the Gulf has redefined what entertainment means.
In a world where leadership is often measured by titles and hierarchy, Abdullah Miralam stands as a refreshing example of purpose-driven progress, where growth is not just upward but outward, far-reaching, and deeply impactful. His story is not one of shortcuts or overnight success but of thoughtful strategy, unwavering commitment, and a clear vision for transformation within the food and FMCG sectors.
In today's hyper-connected global economy, companies of all shapes and sizes power the engines of innovation, employment, and economic development. From microenterprises operating out of rural villages to multinational corporations with billions in revenue, businesses are the lifeblood of every country.
Living in the Gulf region means adapting to an environment where heat, humidity, and dust are not occasional visitors, they're part of daily life. Countries like the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman boast modern cities built in arid or semi-arid landscapes, where temperatures frequently exceed 45°C (113°F) during summer and where sandstorms can blur the skyline within minutes.
In a region where construction often means compromise, one leader is rewriting the rules with precision, transparency, and unwavering standards.
In today’s fast-paced, digitally connected world, starting a one-person business has become more practical and rewarding than ever before. With advancements in technology, digital platforms, and automation tools, it is entirely possible to run a fully functioning, profitable enterprise without employees, office spaces, or large capital investments.
In industries where a single error can cost lives, safety isn't just a checklist, it’s a lifeline. For Hamdi Al-Otaibi, a seasoned expert with nearly two decades of experience in petrochemical operations, this understanding has driven him to reimagine the very foundation of industrial safety.
Over the last decade, the Gulf region has witnessed a quiet revolution. From being viewed as a conservative and largely overlooked market in global entertainment, it has emerged as one of the most intriguing and rapidly evolving cultural landscapes. What was once a quiet stage now echoes with film festivals, production houses, local cinema releases, international collaborations, and a growing community of creators determined to tell their stories in their own voice.
For decades, mental health remained a quiet, often unspoken subject across the Gulf region. Conversations about depression, anxiety, trauma, or emotional distress were commonly met with silence, skepticism, or stigma. In a society rooted in tradition, where strength and resilience are prized virtues, vulnerability was often misinterpreted as weakness.
Every successful business starts with a single idea, a spark that sets an entrepreneurial journey in motion. But contrary to popular belief, these ideas aren’t always strokes of genius that appear out of nowhere. Often, they are the result of deep observation, problem-solving, pattern recognition, and a keen understanding of human behavior. For aspiring entrepreneurs, understanding how successful founders generate and refine their business ideas is critical to finding their own entrepreneurial direction.
In a world that often prioritizes spectacle over sincerity, few voices manage to break through the noise with raw truth, artistic courage, and an unwavering moral compass. Annina Alexis Fedorkova is one of those rare voices.
“Empowering the World Together” Women of Heart Awards (WOHA) proudly announces its inaugural event in the United Arab Emirates, set to take place at the iconic Dusit Thani Hotel in Dubai. With this year’s empowering theme, “WOHA Dubai: Empowering the World Together” the platform brings its transformative spirit to a city that epitomizes innovation, diversity, and global connectivity.
