Class Is in Session: Your INFINITI Report Card Just Got an A+

**DUBAI, UAE** – Al Masaood Automobiles, the authorised distributor for INFINITI in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, has launched its Back-to-School campaign. It covers selected new and Certified Pre-Owned INFINITI models.

School season brings plenty of surprises, so why add financial stress? Customers who buy a new INFINITI QX60 or QX80 can start payments after 12 months. Alternatively, they can save through a trade-in.

Both models also come with a five-year warranty and five years of roadside assistance. As a result, you can drive with real peace of mind.

First, consider the INFINITI QX60. It offers monthly instalments from AED 2,999, or trade-in savings of up to AED 30,000.

Its spacious cabin and refined performance make it a premium choice for families. Whether you're handling the school run or weekend errands, it keeps everyone comfortable.

Next comes the flagship INFINITI QX80, starting from AED 5,555 per month. Trade-in savings reach up to AED 60,000.

Moreover, owners gain access to INFINITI BEYOND, the brand's exclusive membership programme. It offers personalised wellbeing, community and lifestyle benefits.

Through the dedicated mobile app, members can explore benefits, register for experiences and access wellbeing subscriptions. They can also manage key ownership services in one place.

Prefer a different route? The campaign also includes Certified Pre-Owned INFINITI QX50 and QX55 models from AED 1,499. These come with zero to low mileage and manufacturer warranty. You can even buy now and begin payments after six months.

Bachir Gemayel, Chief Operating Officer of Al Masaood Automobiles, said: "This Back-to-School campaign has been carefully curated to give customers a wide range of options to choose an INFINITI that complements their lifestyle. Every offer has been developed to make premium mobility more accessible, reassuring and rewarding."

Finally, visit any Al Masaood Automobiles INFINITI showroom across the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, or explore www.infiniti-abudhabi.com. Terms and conditions apply.

When the Auditors Applaud: Ajman's Tourism Department Aces the Quality Test

**AJMAN, UAE** – Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of a thriving tourism destination? Plenty of careful checking, it turns out. The Ajman Department of Tourism, Culture and Media has achieved Full Conformance with Internal Audit Quality Standards, and the news deserves a closer look.

The UAE Internal Auditors Association assessed the Department's internal audit activity and gave it top marks. Consequently, the result reflects a real commitment to international professional standards. It also strengthens governance, accountability and institutional oversight across the organization.

The announcement came during the CAE Conference 2026 in Abu Dhabi, held from 6 to 8 October. Leading internal audit executives, experts and specialists filled the room. HE Mahmood Khaleel Alhashmi, Director General of the Department, attended and took part in the conference, which shows how actively the Department engages in specialised professional forums.

This achievement demonstrates the maturity of the Department's oversight framework. Moreover, it shows the Department manages risks proactively and efficiently. Internal audit also supports sound decision-making, strengthens controls and uncovers opportunities for continuous improvement.

In addition, the recognition supports the responsible management of public resources. It fits neatly with the Ajman Government's vision of an agile, trusted and sustainable government ecosystem.

"Achieving Full Conformance reflects a clear institutional vision that places governance, transparency and accountability at the heart of government work," said HE Alhashmi. He added that effective internal audit strengthens institutional resilience and builds the confidence of partners and customers.

He also credited the dedication of his teams. Furthermore, he pledged to keep developing the oversight framework in line with leading international standards, which supports Ajman's competitiveness.

So, what comes next? This milestone adds to the Department's record of institutional excellence. Ultimately, it reinforces Ajman's position as a model for efficient, accountable and future-ready government.

KAPSARC Takes the Stage in Riyadh: Where Energy Ideas Meet the World

From 11 to 15 October 2026, **RIYADH, Saudi Arabia** will host the 25th WPC Energy Congress for the first time ever. The theme, "Pathways to an Energy Future for All," sets the tone. First held in London in 1933, the Congress now brings government leaders, executives, researchers, and innovators together to tackle security, investment, technology, and sustainability.

KAPSARC joins as a National Partner. Its leaders and experts will take part in conversations that shape the future of energy. Consequently, the Center's research will reach a truly global audience.

KAPSARC doesn't just show up; it contributes across the Executive, Technical, Synergy, and Special Programmes. President Fahad Alajlan and Dr. Ghadah Alarifi, Dean of the KAPSARC School of Public Policy, speak in the Executive Programme.

Meanwhile, KAPSARC experts share insights on energy supply and demand, natural gas, ESG, the Circular Carbon Economy, mobility, and lower-emission refining. In the Synergy Programme, they explore joint action on circular carbon and AI partnerships for energy innovation.

Here's where things get exciting. In the Special Programme, KAPSARC leads a Knowledge Sprint called "Generative AI for Evidence-Based Oil Markets." Participants will see how AI supports market analysis, scenario work, and responsible practices, and how technical findings become decision-ready insights.

Additionally, KAPSARC joins the World Café for "Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies." Experts will discuss direct air capture, bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, and biochar. They'll also weigh the economic, regulatory, and infrastructure factors that influence scaling.

Finally, don't miss the dedicated pavilion. Five thematic hubs, namely Oil, Transportation, Clean Energy, AI, and Collaboration, showcase research, analytical tools, and expertise. Visitors can chat with policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders.

Furthermore, the pavilion features the KAPSARC School of Public Policy (KSPP) and the Saudi Energy Leaders Assembly (SELA), which support policy education and leadership development. Overall, KAPSARC connects Saudi-based expertise with global energy discussions.