Corrections & Clarifications

At Times of Dubai, we strive for accuracy and transparency in everything we publish. While we get it right most of the time, mistakes can happen. When they do, we correct them quickly and openly, taking responsibility as needed.

Our Corrections Policy

Accuracy First: We check all our stories before publishing, but if something slips through, we’ll fix it.

Transparency: Any important corrections will be marked in the article, including when it was changed.

Clarity: We don’t hide corrections — you’ll always see what was changed and why.

Ongoing Review: We review our editorial process to reduce errors and improve accuracy.

How We Update & Correct

Minor Edits: Small fixes like grammar, style or formatting may be done without notice.

Substantive Changes: Any big updates like corrections to facts, figures, names or dates will have a correction note at the bottom of the article.

Developing Stories: As news unfolds, articles may be updated and we’ll indicate when we do.

Report an Error

We encourage readers to help us maintain high standards by pointing out any mistakes.

Email info@timesofdubai.ae with:

The article link

The error you noticed

Your suggested correction (if you have one) Our team will get back to you ASAP.

Recent Corrections & Clarifications (Keep this as a public record — here’s a suggested format)

September 5, 2025 — An earlier version of the article “Dubai Real Estate Transactions Cross AED 893 Billion” had the year as 2023. It’s now 2024. August 20, 2025 — A caption in “UAE Tech Startups Expand Globally” had the CEO of XYZ Tech wrong. Fixed.