We've been hearing growing concerns from communities, with some calling for tighter regulation and others demanding an outright ban for e-scooters and e-motorbikes. The Agenda's Katie Chambers speaks with Dubai resident Matt Parkinson who sadly experienced how dangerous these lightweight electric vehicles the very hard way.

We also get the take of Robbie Clarkson, founder of a Dubai-based company that specialises in off-road and electric motorbikes.

And as artificial intelligence to be introduced as a core subject in UAE pubic schools, we discuss how students will be taught and what they’ll be learning with education experts.

Plus, is there a vibrant market in stolen watches? How can you avoid it? Lawyer and a luxury watch enthusiast joins Katie Chambers.

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In today’s episode we speak to financial expert Carol Glynn on how to protect your money as scam cases surge across the UAE.

The iconic Buddha-Bar brand is bringing luxury to Dubai’s World Islands with a brand-new hotel.

Plus, why headteachers are cracking down on e-motorbike use among students.

And meet the man who’s been bitten by snakes over 200 times — all in the name of conservation.

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Plus, meet the Dubai teen whose fashion brand is making international waves. 

We unpack what “economic diplomacy” really means for the UAE’s growing global trade ties, 
and ask—can ChatGPT really help you shop smarter? 

And finally, we’re lacing up our boots for a closer look at the UAE’s first joint hiking trail, connecting Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah.

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In today’s episode:

Why Victory Heights residents are cheering a new AED 1,000 fine for children on e-bikes

How the Emirates are battling it out to be your next holiday hotspot

And meet the man who visited every country on Earth — without ever boarding a plane

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Why hasn’t it rained in the UAE? Dr. Ahmed Al Kamali from the National Center of Meteorology explains the reasons behind the dry weather.

Mohammed Abdalla Al Zaabi, CEO of Miral, takes us on a tour of Abu Dhabi’s newest must-see attractions. And political scientist Adam Ramey of NYU Abu Dhabi breaks down what Trump’s first 100 days in office really mean.

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Muzzamil Ahussain, CEO of Almosafer, shares key travel trends in Saudi Arabia, while Thomas Meier, CEO of Jumeirah, unveils details of the brand’s newest hotel.

Hoor Al Khaja from the Dubai Corporation of Tourism and Commerce Marketing updates us on the city’s evolving tourism landscape, and Nadia Verjee of Expo City Dubai discusses its role as a global hub for business events.

Plus, the latest on the power outage in Spain and a breakthrough colon cancer discovery from Professor Ludmil Alexandrov of UC San Diego.

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We’ll discuss Sharjah’s tourism boom - the new projects, fresh experiences, and their on-going focus on sustainability.

Plus what's next for Dubai’s tourism? We’re revealing the game-changing attractions, the new wave of visitors, and the tech trends set to transform your future travels.

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Plus, could we soon be growing space steaks, we discuss the future of food in orbit

And, move aside Dr Google, Dr AI is here, and it knows its stuff.

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Plus is being polite to AI is bad for the planet?

We find out how DEWA is using AI to improve customer service

And if you like shopping - AI can help you save money.

Plus, the rise of vertical dramas - are you watching them?

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A new survey reveals burnout is rising, especially among young female managers.

Plus is AI outpacing the workplace? We meet the trainer behind staff upskilling at DP World, MAF, and Gucci.

Google’s now using AI predicting floods and wildfires, while the UAE is to use AI to draft laws – the first country in the world.

And 3,000-year-old Iron Age cemetery has been discovered in Al Ain.

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