9 | | OCTOBER 2026TECHNOLOGY & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEAUTOMOTIVE & RETAIL EXPANSIONFINANCIAL SERVICES, WEALTH MANAGEMENT & REGULATIONMINING, LOGISTICS & MARITIME TRADEAMADEUS TO EXPAND AI-POWERED TRAVEL TOOL ACROSS GULFDMCC INTRODUCES FOUNDATIONS REGULATIONS FOR PRIVATE WEALTH STRUCTURINGMINING EXPORT PROJECTS NEED OCEAN TRANSPORT PLANNING EARLYMG MOTOR OPENS MAJOR NEW SHOWROOM IN KUWAITMG Motor has set up a new 4S centre for MG in Shuwaikh, Kuwait, with the help of its sole distributor in the country, Adel Alghanim Automotive. It is a huge investment of over $30 million, occupying 25,500 square metres of area on five floors, and ranks amongst MG's biggest centres worldwide. All the activities related to the sale, service, and after-sale services, along with the storage of parts, delivery areas, and customer amenities, have been integrated into one place. Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has formally adopted its new Foundations Regulations, thereby offering one more means of structuring wealth for affluent individuals, family offices, entrepreneurs and offshore clients of private wealth. Within the new structure, DMCC Foundation is an independent legal entity from its founder, councillors, guardian and beneficiaries. Such a structure provides means for effective asset management, succession planning and inter-generational wealth continuity. Foundations can be set up with minimum initial capital of $100. The travel tech firm, Amadeus, is about to launch its Amadeus Max for Travel Sellers in the Gulf region. Part of the Amadeus Selling Platform Connect, Amadeus Max is a copilot that utilizes Artificial Intelligence (AI). It has been built to assist travel sellers in analyzing fare rules for airlines, viewing Passenger Name Record history and developing Smart Flows. Amadeus stated that the platform was meant to expedite booking process and eliminate booking errors amidst complicated travel requirements. Mine development projects intended for international markets must include logistics at sea in their feasibility studies before production starts, according to the recent analysis conducted by Konstantin Kalnyi, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Kiev Shipping Ltd. Various issues like port capacity, ship availability, shipment volume, cargo characteristics, inland transport, storage and transport costs may influence the cost structure of the mine development project. The analysis also draws attention to the importance of making plans for shipping and selling in parallel as well as inland logistics of mining equipment.
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