Tennis: It’s time to shine the light on Dubai, says Tahlak ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: Dubai will continue to lead where others follow, according to Dubai Tennis Championships Tournament Director Salah Tahlak. Speaking to Gulf News, Tahlak — who became the first Emirati to hold such a prestigious position when he was appointed Tournament Director of the two-week championships — mentioned that the honour and vote of confidence in Dubai could not have come at a better time. Dubai mourns voice of tennis David Mercer Dubai to host WTA Australian Open qualifying COVID-19: Djokovic will be back to defend his Dubai crown next year, top official says COVID-19: Merger with ATP cannot be an acquisition, women’s body chief says “The world has been struggling to bounce

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