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Morning Drive

Morning Drive

Written by: Mira Business FM
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Morning Drive is Mira Business FM’s flagship weekday programme airing Monday–Friday, 8 AM–12 PM. Presented by Tim Elliott, it delivers a dynamic mix of business news, expert analysis, and in-depth interviews with thought leaders and market specialists.

From financial markets and economic trends to entrepreneurship, technology, property, and leadership, the show explores the stories shaping today’s business landscape, equipping listeners across the UAE and beyond with practical insights that matter.

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Episodes
  • Why Your Business Protection Plan is Probably Failing
    Jan 31 2026

    Independent Financial Consultant James Thomas joins Tim Elliott on Mira Business FM to demystify the complexities of retirement planning and liability insurance. They explore essential strategies for UAE companies to efficiently manage staff end-of-service benefits and professional indemnity, ensuring long-term financial health and robust protection against unforeseen business risks and legal claims.

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    43 mins
  • ‘Contemporary Dubai’ Cuisine at Gulfood 2026
    Jan 30 2026

    Tim Elliott sits down with renowned Executive Chef Margarita Vaamonde on Mira Business FM to discuss the phenomenal rise of Soul Kitchen Dubai. They explore her journey from the MasterChef global stage to pioneering a unique culinary bridge between her Venezuelan heritage and the restaurant's Lebanese roots, creating a contemporary masterpiece.

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    23 mins
  • Are UAE Petrol Prices Likely to Rise in February?
    Jan 30 2026

    Global oil and gas expert Karan Gupta joins Tim Elliott on Mira Business FM to analyse the anticipated rise in UAE petrol prices for February. They discuss how geopolitical instability in Venezuela and Iran, alongside a nine per cent increase in local vehicle registrations, is creating a perfect storm for energy costs.

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    17 mins
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