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As 2021 inches closer to the new year, let’s take a trip down memory lane.
From the birth of the royal twins to extremely touching community stories that encouraged a string of kindness, 2021 has not only been a great year for the city but even a greater year for the community.
2021 in a nutshell was all about hustling, acceptance, tolerance and rebuilding. Rebuilding relationships, the economy and more so rebuilding ourselves and our morals.
*In no particular order.
How could we NOT start this list with the birth of Fazza’s babies?!
Dubai’s Crown Prince, HH Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and his wife HH Sheikha Sheikha bint Saeed welcomed the royal twins on May 21, 2021, and the city… the country was left with MAJOR baby fever.
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It was all Expo talk all day, erraday for 7 days a week, 30 days a month until the opening of the much-anticipated world fair.
And since the opening, Dubai and its people have never been the same. Within just 2 months, everyone from diplomats, royals and billionaires to celebs, bloggers, influencers, singers and designers have graced the Expo.
Mohamed Al Hammadi who won a bronze in the 100 metre T34 wheelchair race at the Olympic Stadium
Clocking 15.66 seconds, Al Hammadi will bring home the UAE’s first medal at the Tokyo Paralympic Games!!
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The executive producer and reunion host Andy Cohen revealed that the new addition of the reality television series, Real Housewives, will be set and filmed in the skyscraper-studded city.
The binge-fest of a reality show will air on Bravo in 2022, and the rumoured cast for the Dubai instalment is already out and has social media abuzz.
And with the rumoured cast for the 11th season consisting of socialites, Sara Al Madani, Caroline Stanbury, Caroline Brooks, Lesa Milan Hall, Chanel Ayan and Nina Ali, the upcoming show was all people were talking about for WEEEEKS!
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This wholesome story will have your heart.
A group of quick-thinking Dubai expats saved a pregnant cat from falling to her death from a residential building at Frij Murar, Deira at 8:18am on Tuesday, August 24.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai was so amazed by the heroic deed of four men in Dubai that he granted them each with an AED50,000 reward. CRYING! This story was a domino effect for so many more kind deeds to follow.
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The world’s largest and tallest observation wheel – Ain Dubai roped in Fazza for promotions and long story short… that’s how Ain made this list.
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Dubai’s landmarks turned RED, visitors were welcomed with a ‘Martian Ink’ passport stamp upon arrival and it was a total moment of PRIDE!
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This moment caused quite a stir on social media among a community where LGBT+ is criminalised.
The pride flags were hoisted at the UK embassy in celebration of June pride month, to affirm pride in the diversity and values of equality, inclusion and freedom in the UK.
June is #PrideMonth and around the world we celebrate the equality and visibility of #LGBT+ people. Today, we are flying the rainbow flag to affirm our pride in the UK’s diversity and our values of equality, inclusion and freedom. #Pride2021 pic.twitter.com/dv3Lgl1SIV
— UKinUAE 🇬🇧🇦🇪 (@ukinuae) June 28, 2021
SZR turned into a giant race track with 146,000+ residents coming together to form the world’s largest run. Oh ofc, Fazza got in on the fun as well.
What a way to end this year’s Dubai Fitness Challenge (DFC).
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The UAE became the first country globally to roll out a national 4.5 working week, shorter than five days for federal entities.
The four and a half-day working week, with Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday forming the new weekend will come into effect from January 1, 2022.
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