In order to make improvements in the energy efficiency across the NHS, the government is now asking the hospitals to shift to renewable energy resources.

As reported by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the misuse of antibiotics in China decreased by about six percent between 2008 and 2011.

The increase in number of commercial licenses issued in Abu Dhabi point towards a higher commercial activity. The number of commercial licenses issued in first quarter of 2012 crossed 2000 mark.

The total number of commercial licenses issued has reached 105,953. 17,866 business owners renewed their commercial licenses during first quarter. 2161 new licenses were issued during the first quarter.

Federal Customs Authority (FCA) preliminary statistics show that UAE non-oil foreign trade continues to increase for the five months of 2011 with an increase of Dh71bn. Trade increased 24 per cent as compared to the same period of the last year as Total non-oil Foreign Trade has grown from Dhs299.2bn.

Import surged 22 per cent during the first five months to Dh237.4bn. Similarly, export increased from Dh31bn to Dh43.5bn. Re-exports surged 22 per cent to go up from Dh73.3bn to Dh89.4bn for the same period.

The Dubai Municipality has expressed satisfaction over the pace with which electronic monitoring system for food trade becoming popular among companies.

The civic authorities who released its bi-annual food trade report claimed that 335 companies and more than 20,000 products have come under the electronic monitoring system during the first half of this year.

The Food Trade Control Section of the Food Control Department said that Dubai imported four million tonnes of food while its export figures touched three million tones marks from June 2010 to January 2011.

Abu Dhabi is all set to launch its first ever commercial satellite developed by Yahsat, the telecommunications company. As the satellite has been fitted to a rocket, officials get ready for its launch from South America later this week.

Turkey has been acclaimed as the most favorite and popular destination by European and American travel magazine readers in 2010 along with different top positions.

Turkey’s proximity to Europe has made it the most preferred destination for holding conferences, business meetings, exhibitions, fairs and different type of gatherings, chiefly also because of the expediency of traveling to Turkey by Turkish Airlines along with increasing number of regional airlines from the GCC and others, to large cities in the United States, Middle East and Asia.