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The airline will also provide 48-hour and 96-hour transit visas for travellers from the African country
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Banks Use 15 Per Cent From Emergency Lending Facility
ABU DHABI - UAE banks are strong and face no risk, in the wake of global meltdown, as they have availed only 15 per cent of emergency facility of Dh50 billion, setup by the Central Bank last month, said Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, UAE Central Bank Governor.
Things are getting better and stabilising, as Central Bank and the Federal Government pumped in enough liquidity, as well as confidence in the banking system, added Suwaidi.
Further, he stated that the loans given by all banks for the year end were being currently examined to determine any need to make extra provisions.
UAE banks, are strong enough to face any correction in the real estate market, he added.
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