The UAE is one of the major magnets of foreign investment in the region, Shaikha Lubna Al Qasimi, UAE Minister of Foreign Trade said recently.
UAE 'a major investment magnet' - Lubna
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Unified business communications
UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS AND collaboration just became more practical for midsize enterprises in the Middle East. Avaya announced Aura? midsize solution for enterprises, a single-server, unified communications solution for businesses as small as 100 employees and scalable up to 2400 users and 250 locations.
p>UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS AND collaboration just became more practical for midsize enterprises in the Middle East. Avaya announced Aura? midsize solution for enterprises, a single-server, unified communications solution for businesses as small as 100 employees and scalable up to 2400 users and 250 locations.Strong oil to boost Saudi economy
Strong oil prices will likely bolster Saudi Arabias foreign assets by nearly 14 per cent in 2010 after they dipped by about 12 per cent in 2009 because of higher budgetary spending, a key bank in the kingdom said.
p>Strong oil prices will likely bolster Saudi Arabias foreign assets by nearly 14 per cent in 2010 after they dipped by about 12 per cent in 2009 because of higher budgetary spending, a key bank in the kingdom said.Abu Dhabi to outperform GCC markets
Abu Dhabis retail business growth will likely outperform all other markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in the years ahead as its rapid economic growth and high disposable income fuel consumer spending.
p>Abu Dhabis retail business growth will likely outperform all other markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in the years ahead as its rapid economic growth and high disposable income fuel consumer spending.Saudi economy set for growth this year
THE SAUDI ARABIAN economy, the largest in the region, is expected to stage a strong recovery and grow by around three per cent in 2010 as the worlds oil superpower is pushing ahead with a massive post-crisis stimulus plan.
p>THE SAUDI ARABIAN economy, the largest in the region, is expected to stage a strong recovery and grow by around three per cent in 2010 as the worlds oil superpower is pushing ahead with a massive post-crisis stimulus plan.More Articles …
