How this is going to impact Dubai expats?

This may not create a major impact on expats as most of them are not using taxis. However, this will impact travellers who are coming for holidays in Dubai and expats who are returning back from their vacation as most of them take taxis from the Dubai airport.

Many Dubai expats have told us that public transport is becoming their preferred option to avoid traffic and high taxi fare. But we all know that the Dubai public transport system needs many improvements to cater the large number of commuters.

The purpose of the visit is to discuss the UAE’s commitment in eliminating racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.

All Dubai expats know that racism is openly practiced in Dubai. One example is the salary, which is depending on your nationality.

In the other hand Dubai is much better compared to other GCC countries, especially Saudi and Kuwait.

The final outcome of this visit is not yet clear. It is very interesting to see whether UAE is willing to comply with UNHCHR regulations or continue to practice its own rules and regulations.