UAE Will Now Grant "CITIZENSHIP" To Investors And Professionals, According To New Amendment In Law

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  The United Arab Emirates (UAE) reported it is opening a way to citizenship for certain foreigners, however it is indistinct if new visa holders will profit by this framework.  Dubai ruler and UAE Prime Minister Sheik Mohammed Rashed Al Maktoum on Saturday said "investors, professionals and experts including scientists, doctors, engineers, craftsmen, inventors and their families" would be qualified for naturalization under the new amendment to the citizenship law.  "The UAE bureau, nearby emiri courts and chief boards will name those qualified for the citizenship under clear measures set for every class," he said. "The law permits recipients of the UAE visa to keep their current citizenship."  The UAE government said the change "targets valuing the gifts and capabilities present in the UAE and pulling in more brilliant personalities to the Emirati people group".  Residents make up a little minority of the 9,000,000 in number populace of the UAE,...
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US To Provide Training To Boost Up Beleaguered Afghan Forces

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President Trump’s government has decided to provide military assistance as well as mental boost up to their Afghan Allies, to enhance military skills and give exposure to new tactics of war. This boost up will help Afghan Forces to fight against their Taliban opponents and to improve security measures in the major cities of the country.


US officials has confirmed the deployment of hundreds of war hardened soldiers and trainers across the Afghanistan, US is hopeful that the training will be effective in war against terrorism and will tide US and Kabul relations more stronger.


The brigade of US military experts and seasoned soldiers have already arrived in Afghanistan few days ago. This brigade will train their Afghan ally soldiers about different new war tactics, boost their Morales and will motivate them to increase their effectiveness in war against terrorism.


Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB) have the responsibility to provide military assistance to the Afghan soldiers. Number of the soldiers under SFAB belt have got training in Afghanistan and most of them can speak different level of Pashto and Dari. This will decrease communication barriers between trainers and Afghan soldiers.


According to SFAB, most of the US Soldiers who had been deployed in Afghanistan under SFAB’s to get training, have volunteered to come back. Navy Captain Tom Gresback said “They are coming here because they are passionate about the mission,” a spoke person of NATO´s Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan while talking to AFB told, that US had already launched many training courses and campaigns before but still after the struggle of so many years most of the units are besieged by corruption, desertion and have serious level of causality rate. 

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