Ahmed Al Farsi
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Ahmed Al Farsi writes the Gulf Briefing, our coverage of all six GCC states — the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain. He follows policy, regulation and the decisions taken in the region that readers feel later, and reports each country on its own terms rather than through a single capital.
Exclusive articles:
Car Insurance in Kuwait 2026: Rules, Costs & Best Providers
Car insurance in Kuwait 2026: mandatory third-party vs comprehensive cover, regulated costs in KD, what drives your premium and how to buy or renew a policy.
Buying & Registering a Car in Kuwait 2026: Costs, Steps & Transfer
Buying a car in Kuwait in 2026: new versus used, MOI registration and ownership transfer via the Sahel app, all the fees, inspection and financing for expats.
Kuwait Electricity & Water Bills 2026: MEW Tariffs & How to Pay
Kuwait MEW electricity and water tariffs for expats in 2026 — the fils-per-kWh rate, summer AC costs, deposits and how to pay bills online via Sahel and KNET.
Buying & Registering a Car in Qatar 2026: Istimara, Costs & Steps
Buying and registering a car in Qatar 2026: new vs used, istimara registration, Fahes inspection, insurance, ownership transfer and financing explained.
Jobs & Salaries in Qatar 2026: In-Demand Sectors & Pay Ranges
Qatar salaries 2026 by sector: energy, healthcare, construction and tech pay ranges, the tax-free advantage, plus how to job-hunt in Doha from abroad.
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Bahrain Vehicle Registration Renewal: Fees by Weight, Explained
Bahrain vehicle registration renewal costs BHD 10-80 depending on weight. Exact fees, late penalties and requirements from the General Directorate of Traffic.
Abu Dhabi Vehicle Registration: Renewal and Transfer Fees Explained
Abu Dhabi vehicle registration renewal costs AED 350-400, transfer costs AED 100-200. Exact fees, documents and steps from TAMM and Abu Dhabi Police.
Atiba Nasar Left a Corporate Career to Build Glimmernglow
Atiba Nasar resigned from a corporate career to found Glimmernglow, a UAE bridal and beauty makeup business built on trust and personalised care.
Edmond Margaryan Walked Nearly 3,000 Kilometres From Armenia to Dubai
Edmond Margaryan walked nearly 3,000 km from Armenia to Dubai, calling it RAKOSAT, and now works in Abu Dhabi real estate while building the movement.


