Money Dubai-based The Camel Soap Factory lets tourists bring home piece of UAE culture By: Harry Hackel Date: January 20, 2022 While the UAE’s population is nearly 90 percent expat, the country has its own unique culture and history – even if it is often tucked beneath the surface. Stevi Lowmass, Owner and Founder of The Camel Soap Factory. Previous articleUAE: Body of Pakistani national killed in Houthi attack repatriatedNext articleBiden’s first year: early successes forgotten amid multiple crises. Harry Hackelhttps://dubaistandard.com Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Popular UAE schools test whether rewards can encourage children to read more books Etihad Rail tickets between Dubai and Abu Dhabi go on sale ahead of September 30 launch ‘You were like a father to me’: ARM CEO remembers final conversation with Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid UAE intensifies crackdown on fake Emiratisation, with firms facing fines of up to Dh500,000 UAE cinemas and OTT: What to watch this week, from The Paradise to Avengers: Endgame Encore More like thisRelated UAE schools test whether rewards can encourage children to read more books Staff Writer - September 23, 2026 Singapore’s new reading initiative offers virtual rewards that can... Etihad Rail tickets between Dubai and Abu Dhabi go on sale ahead of September 30 launch Staff Writer - September 23, 2026 The Dubai station, officially named Al Yalayis Station, is... ‘You were like a father to me’: ARM CEO remembers final conversation with Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Staff Writer - September 23, 2026 Mohammad Saeed Al Shehhi recalls Sheikh Ahmed’s final words... UAE intensifies crackdown on fake Emiratisation, with firms facing fines of up to Dh500,000 Staff Writer - September 23, 2026 MoHRE deploys AI and data analytics to identify attempts...