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Institut Esthederm unveils Age Proteom Advanced Serum

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What if your skin aged twice slower? A groundbreaking collaboration between Jean-Noël Thorel, founder of NAOS Company, the visionary behind renowned skincare brands such as Institut Esthederm, Bioderma and Etat Pur, and Professor Miroslav Radman, genetician, and founder of MedILS, led to a remarkable scientific breakthrough in cell longevity by identifying the main biological cause of skin aging. The collaboration led to NAOS’s R&D teams developing one of the most innovative biotechnologies in terms of cell longevity.

NAOS now presents the Age Proteom Advanced Serum, a revolutionary serum that promises to slow down the aging process like never before.

Jean Girard, Regional Executive Director, of NAOS Middle East, rightly mentions that ageing is a natural phenomenon, and we must respect the skin’s ecosystem to help our skin age beautifully. He is confident that Age Proteom’s unique technology will bring a paradigm shift in the skincare landscape.

When two scientists driven by the same passion for life meet

Since the 2000s, Jean-Noël Thorel has shared the vision and research of Prof. Miroslav Radman, who specializes in cell longevity applied to age-related diseases, such as diabetes, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Charcot. While studying quasi-immortal microorganisms capable of regenerating ad infinitum, even under extreme circumstances, including radiation and temperature, Prof. Radman discovered that the secret of their longevity doesn’t depend on the integrity of their DNA but on the resilience of their proteome, complete set of proteins, which is protected by specific molecules—antioxidant chaperones, genuine biological shields.

Proteins are at the origin of skin aging, as the epidermis and the dermis are made of proteins such as elastin or collagen. They are also at the heart of cell life, such as DNA repair proteins. Protecting the integrity of its proteome in the long term will help preserve the skin’s youthfulness.

AGE PROTEOMTM Advanced Serum: The cell longevity serum

With time and harsh external factors, proteins break down and all our cellular mechanisms slow down. Age Proteom is the only product capable of protecting this proteome: it tackles aging at its very source. Unlike traditional approaches that focus solely on DNA integrity, Age Proteom leverages the resilience of antioxidant chaperone molecules derived from a quasi-immortal microorganism.

This cutting-edge, patented biotechnology, developed by NAOS’s advanced research team, effectively preserves, and strengthens the skin’s proteome, resulting in visibly transformed skin. The skin ages twice slower, and all signs of aging are visibly and lastingly improved after just one month.

Clinical studies have demonstrated the remarkable efficacy of Age Proteom Advanced Serum. After just 1 month of use, participants experienced a visible transformation in their skin’s radiance, firmness, and overall appearance, radiance, wrinkles, firmness, evenness and density. Better protected, the skin recovers more quickly and looks regenerated. After 1 month, the correction of signs of aging intensifies and is durably prolonged. After 6 months, the results achieved are 4 times greater than the results after 2 months.

Age Proteom is an ultra-sensory formula with a serum-milk texture that is suitable for all skin types, and offers a comprehensive approach to anti-aging, restoring firmness, tone, radiance, evenness, and density.

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UAE flights cancelled or delayed after Israel-Iran escalation: What travellers need to know

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Several flights operated by UAE-based airlines were cancelled or delayed on Friday following Israel’s attack on Iran and the subsequent closure of regional airspace. Airlines, including Etihad Airways, Emirates, and flydubai, have announced changes to flight schedules, citing safety concerns and airspace restrictions over Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Israel.

Etihad Airways

Abu Dhabi’s national carrier cancelled and delayed multiple flights to Tel Aviv after Ben Gurion Airport shut down temporarily.

  • Cancelled:
    • EY595 (Abu Dhabi to Tel Aviv)
    • EY596 (Tel Aviv to Abu Dhabi)
  • Delayed:
    • EY593 / EY594 – by approx. 4 hours
    • EY597 / EY598 – by approx. 12 hours

Etihad is assisting affected passengers and advising them to check real-time flight status on its website or app. The airline warned that the situation remains fluid, and more disruptions may follow.

Emirates

Dubai-based Emirates cancelled several flights to Tehran, Baghdad, Basra, Amman, and Beirut on June 13 and 14. Affected services include:

  • June 13: EK943–EK946 (Baghdad, Basra), EK979–EK980 (Tehran), EK903–EK906 (Amman), EK953–EK958 (Beirut)
  • June 14: EK977–EK978 (Tehran)

Passengers connecting through Dubai to destinations in Iraq, Iran, Jordan, and Lebanon are not being accepted for travel from their origin point until further notice.

 flydubai

Low-cost carrier flydubai confirmed suspensions and reroutes for flights to Amman, Beirut, Damascus, Iran, and Israel, following airspace closures.

Some flights were cancelled, rerouted, or returned to their departure points. Passengers are urged to keep their contact details updated and check the latest flight status on flydubai.com.

Dubai Airports Advisory

Dubai International (DXB) and Al Maktoum International (DWC) reported cancellations and delays due to airspace restrictions over multiple countries.

Airport authorities are working closely with airlines to support travellers and advise passengers to check with their airline for updates before leaving for the airport.

What You Should Do:

  • Check your flight status regularly via the airline’s website or app
  • Contact your airline or travel agent for rebooking options
  • Ensure your contact details are updated with your airline
  • Arrive at the airport only after confirming your flight’s status

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UAE firms face fines from July for missing mid-year Emiratisation target

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Private sector companies in the UAE with 50 or more employees have until June 30, 2025 to meet their Emiratisation target for the first half of the year, or face financial penalties starting in July, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has warned.

What’s required?

Companies must increase the number of Emiratis in skilled jobs by at least 1% relative to their current skilled workforce, while maintaining any previous Emiratisation levels already achieved.

What happens if they don’t?

Failure to meet the target will result in mandatory financial contributions (effectively fines) that will be collected starting July 2025. The exact penalty depends on the gap in compliance.

MoHRE urges action and reporting

MoHRE is also encouraging Emirati citizens to report non-compliant companies or unethical hiring practices. Reports can be made through:

  • Call centre: 600590000
  • MoHRE app or website

Benefits for compliant firms

Companies meeting or exceeding targets may qualify for:

  • Up to 80% discounts on MoHRE service fees
  • Priority in government procurement contracts
  • Membership in the Tawteen Partners Club
    These benefits are part of the Nafis programme, which also connects employers with a large pool of qualified Emirati candidates.

Progress so far

As of May 2025, more than 141,000 Emiratis were working in the private sector across 28,000 companies, a record high, according to MoHRE.

The Ministry said it remains confident in the private sector’s commitment to Emiratisation and praised companies already contributing to the national strategy aimed at boosting economic growth and workforce diversity.

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How Dubai Metro’s new AI robot is going to make your commute smoother and safer

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If you ride the Dubai Metro regularly, here’s some good news: a new AI-powered robot is now working behind the scenes to make your daily journey safer, faster, and more reliable.

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has introduced a smart robot called ARIIS (Automated Rail Infrastructure Inspection System) that autonomously checks the tracks and metro infrastructure, eliminating the need to stop trains or close lines.

So what does that mean for you as a passenger?

  • Fewer delays: With faster inspections and better planning, there’s less chance of sudden disruptions or maintenance-related delays.
  • Safer rides: The robot can detect early signs of damage or wear that humans might miss, helping prevent issues before they happen.
  • Smoother journeys: Better track maintenance means less noise and vibration, making your metro ride more comfortable.
  • More reliable service: The system helps keep the metro running on schedule, so you’re less likely to miss that important meeting or connection.

And the best part? It all happens quietly in the background, without affecting daily metro operations.

This upgrade is part of Dubai’s push to lead in smart city innovation. By utilising AI and robotics, the city not only ensures the safety of public transport but also maintains its world-class status for residents and millions of others who rely on it every day.

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