Dubawi / Emirati culture

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Consumers are having a good year. A Gulf News reader survey and analysis by an expert shows that the prices of essential food items in the country have remained stable in 2010. In some cases, they have dropped.

Simon Williams, a UAE-based economist, told the newspaper that he believes "there is no pressure to increase prices" because inflation is under control. There is not enough demand for the prices to go up, he said.

"I do not expect prices to increase more than one per cent this year," Williams added.

Charlotte Adams, 26, who was deported on Friday after spending 23-days behind bars for "indecency", spoke of her horror when a local woman claimed she had publicly kissed and touched Ayman Najafi, a British friend, in a restaurant last November.

Miss Adams, from Mersea Island, Essex, who regularly visited Dubai on business, admitted "flirting" with Mr Najafi but said she had done nothing more than give him "a peck on the cheek".

In an address to the nation on the occasion of the 38th National Day of the UAE, The President, His Highness Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan stressed that the leadership and the UAE people are confident to continue steadily and consistently the implementation of what has been adopted in terms of the strategies and plans.

“The huge achievements attained were not the end in themselves, but the top priority was and still is to build national capacity and launch human energy directed towards the horizons of excellence, innovation and competition,” he added.

It was almost a convincing show. The message to the City of London from Dubai was that the city-state had not only weathered the global economic crisis but was now destined to benefit as more financial groups escaped the high tax regimes and mounting regulatory restraints of more established centres.