$7bn pledged to Donald Trump’s Board of Peace Gaza fund Inbox Arabian Business Unsubscribe 5:07 AM (1 hour ago) to me Gulf news round up Hello reader, In today’s newsletter: · Donald Trump: $7bn pledged to Gaza fund as UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain back Board of Peace · Dubai real estate: Villa prices near leading schools jump up to 35 per cent · Dubai eVTOL: BegakFly EVO-ONE completes inaugural UAE flight after historic North Pole mission · UAE music: Market grows more diverse as TikTok drives UGC led discovery – report · DFRE: Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment delivers record 2025 with 144 per cent retail spending growth Stay informed with the latest updates from Arabian Business. Here’s what you missed on Thursday: Donald Trump says $7bn pledged for Gaza reconstruction as US commits $10bn to Board of Peace at Washington meeting. BlackBrick says proximity to leading schools is driving Dubai villa price growth, with Victory Heights up to 35 per cent annually. BegakFly EVO-ONE completes inaugural Dubai flight after North Pole mission, marking Astra Lynx Middle East expansion. GCC creator economy expanded to around 263,000 monetised content creators in 2025, reflecting region’s accelerating adoption of influencer led media. Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment reports 144 per cent retail spending rise in 2025 as DSF, DSS and DFC attract millions. ValuStrat reports stable Qatar real estate in H2 2025, with residential and offices steady as hospitality leads gains. Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Subscribe now. For editorial queries, please contact: abnews@itp.com For advertising queries, please contact: absales@itp.com © 2026 ITP Digital Media Inc. All rights reserved. Email Information You have received this email message from ITP Media Group, the leading media company in the Middle East. Your email address has been recorded because you have subscribed to our newsletter through one of our market-leading websites, to one of our market leading print publications and newsletters or are registered with one of our websites. For more information, visit www.itp.com. Remove your email address from this mailing list ONLY(Please note, this will not affect any other newsletter subscriptions) Removal requests may take up to 48 hours to process; you may receive additional mailings during that time. A confirmation email will be sent when your request has been successfully processed. Is this email in your junk/bulk folder? To ensure that you receive all future newsletters and emails from us, add newsletters@arabianbusiness.com to your address book. ITP Media Group, PO Box 500024, UAE

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