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The UAE is generating one of the highest economic growth rates in the Arab World and is set to retain its status as the 3rd largest Arab economy. It's no coincidence that the UAE has been chosen as one of UK Trade & Investment's High Growth Markets, with unparalleled investment opportunities for UK companies across all sectors. www.ukti.gov.uk
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...advantages like cheap energy, abundance of capital and easy access to export markets. In a presentation on The Position of Abu Dhabi on the Investment and Export Promotion Map, Dr Al Afifi reviewed the strategic goals of the department to support exports and,...
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Khaleej Times
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Twelve months ago hotel owners in the Middle East were in pain. There were too many properties opening just as the global recession meant there were fewer travellers. Overcapacity meant cut-throat competition and prices plunged, hurting profits. Already, though, the industry is gearing up to open yet more buildings. How can a market that's only just beginning to recover cope with yet more supply? Philip Hampsheir has been digging in the desert and unearthed the answer.
Dubai might have been founded on the pearl trade, but it's now a key centre for the gold trade too. As the country's biggest gold retailer, Pure Gold is expanding into Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain. It's also investing $200m to open 200 stores across India. So who's the man with the golden touch? This week Nima, meets the firm's founder to find out how he created a business empire.
Without quick access to anti-venom, a snake bite can mean losing a limb or even a painful death. For people in Africa, South America and tropical Asia, getting to a rural hospital with the appropriate serums sometimes isn't enough... anti-venoms are notoriously fragile and damaged by heat. That's where a Dubai-based project could come in. It hopes to use camel antibodies to create an anti-venom that is so heat tolerant, it can be carried in your pocket. Philip Hampsheir gained exclusive access to the project on the day the first batch was produced for use in the field. But is there more to this cure than there initially appears?
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www.weforum.org 27.01.2010 Despite an upward revision of the International Monetary Fund's most recent World Economic Outlook, average real GDP growth of the global economy over the next five years is expected to be less than that of the five years (2003-2007) before the crisis. In partnership with Time magazine, industry leaders, economists and policy-makers rethink the "new normal" for key economies going forward. Dennis Nally, Chairman, PricewaterhouseCoopers International, PricewaterhouseCoopers, USA Arif M. Naqvi, Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer, Abraaj Capital, United Arab Emirates; Co-Chair of the Governors Meeting for Investors 2010; Global Agenda Council on the Future of Pakistan Raghuram G. Rajan, Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance, University of Chicago Booth School of Business, USA Nouriel Roubini, Chairman, Roubini Global Economics Monitor, USA; Global Agenda Council on the International Monetary System David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Carlyle Group, USA Heizo Takenaka, Director, Global Security Research Institute, Keio University, Japan; Member of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum; Global Agenda Council on the Future of Japan Moderated by Michael J. Elliott, Editor, Time International, Time Magazine, USA
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...MENA, China, India, Singapore, Japan and Malaysia are among the countries and regions Abu Dhabi is keen to develop export links with. Ryan Carter / The National Abu Dhabi plans to establish the Gulf’s first export credit agency to try to boost non-oil trade,...
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The National Newspaper
http://www.thenational.ae/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091220/BUSINESS/712199876/1118/rss
Author and GCN host Webster Tarpley makes an appearance. Webster is the author of Obama - The Postmodern Coup and Surviving The Cataclysm, both available at the Infowars Store. www.tarpley.net infowarrior.infowars.com www.infowars.com Been a while since i've posted some of jasons broadcasts so it's good to see him on with Tarpley, hopefully the link next to it will show you a playlist of some other tarpley interviews. Dubai being bankrupt is no surprise really, it tried generating funds through the idea of tourism and bringing in wealthy individuals to spend their income on property (because the value of property keeps rising yeah?). But what Dubai failed to realise is that without any main chief export, their trade deficit is just going to increase, and that's going to have a detrimental affect on their balance sheet. Oil is running out and once that goes, it could very well be a longer than expected recession there. Some other indications of how dubai is fairing too is some reports from bloomberg: Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) — Dubai may need help from Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates government to finance a surge in borrowing that paid for the worlds tallest tower, palm tree- shaped man-made islands and stakes in banks worldwide. Dubais potential reliance will be most significant in coming years, Moodys Investors Service said in a report today. Government-controlled companies owe at least $47 billion, more than Dubais gross domestic product, and they will continue to ...
Author and GCN host Webster Tarpley makes an appearance. Webster is the author of Obama - The Postmodern Coup and Surviving The Cataclysm, both available at the Infowars Store. www.tarpley.net infowarrior.infowars.com www.infowars.com Been a while since i've posted some of jasons broadcasts so it's good to see him on with Tarpley, hopefully the link next to it will show you a playlist of some other tarpley interviews. Dubai being bankrupt is no surprise really, it tried generating funds through the idea of tourism and bringing in wealthy individuals to spend their income on property (because the value of property keeps rising yeah?). But what Dubai failed to realise is that without any main chief export, their trade deficit is just going to increase, and that's going to have a detrimental affect on their balance sheet. Oil is running out and once that goes, it could very well be a longer than expected recession there. Some other indications of how dubai is fairing too is some reports from bloomberg: Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) — Dubai may need help from Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates government to finance a surge in borrowing that paid for the worlds tallest tower, palm tree- shaped man-made islands and stakes in banks worldwide. Dubais potential reliance will be most significant in coming years, Moodys Investors Service said in a report today. Government-controlled companies owe at least $47 billion, more than Dubais gross domestic product, and they will continue to ...
Author and GCN host Webster Tarpley makes an appearance. Webster is the author of Obama - The Postmodern Coup and Surviving The Cataclysm, both available at the Infowars Store. www.tarpley.net infowarrior.infowars.com www.infowars.com Been a while since i've posted some of jasons broadcasts so it's good to see him on with Tarpley, hopefully the link next to it will show you a playlist of some other tarpley interviews. Dubai being bankrupt is no surprise really, it tried generating funds through the idea of tourism and bringing in wealthy individuals to spend their income on property (because the value of property keeps rising yeah?). But what Dubai failed to realise is that without any main chief export, their trade deficit is just going to increase, and that's going to have a detrimental affect on their balance sheet. Oil is running out and once that goes, it could very well be a longer than expected recession there. Some other indications of how dubai is fairing too is some reports from bloomberg: Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) — Dubai may need help from Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates government to finance a surge in borrowing that paid for the worlds tallest tower, palm tree- shaped man-made islands and stakes in banks worldwide. Dubais potential reliance will be most significant in coming years, Moodys Investors Service said in a report today. Government-controlled companies owe at least $47 billion, more than Dubais gross domestic product, and they will continue to ...
Author and GCN host Webster Tarpley makes an appearance. Webster is the author of Obama - The Postmodern Coup and Surviving The Cataclysm, both available at the Infowars Store. www.tarpley.net infowarrior.infowars.com www.infowars.com Been a while since i've posted some of jasons broadcasts so it's good to see him on with Tarpley, hopefully the link next to it will show you a playlist of some other tarpley interviews. Dubai being bankrupt is no surprise really, it tried generating funds through the idea of tourism and bringing in wealthy individuals to spend their income on property (because the value of property keeps rising yeah?). But what Dubai failed to realise is that without any main chief export, their trade deficit is just going to increase, and that's going to have a detrimental affect on their balance sheet. Oil is running out and once that goes, it could very well be a longer than expected recession there. Some other indications of how dubai is fairing too is some reports from bloomberg: Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) — Dubai may need help from Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates government to finance a surge in borrowing that paid for the worlds tallest tower, palm tree- shaped man-made islands and stakes in banks worldwide. Dubais potential reliance will be most significant in coming years, Moodys Investors Service said in a report today. Government-controlled companies owe at least $47 billion, more than Dubais gross domestic product, and they will continue to ...
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...in the utilisation of national resources,” Alswaidi said in a keynote speech at the forum. Britain, an important target for Abu Dhabi’s appeal, is already the UAE’s biggest international investor. The UAE is Britain’s 14th largest export market — larger than...
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Khaleej Times
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/darticlen.asp?xfile=data/business/2009/October/business_October451.xml§ion=business
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RasGas Company Limited (RasGas) is a Qatari Joint Stock Company established in 2001 by Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil who are 70 per cent and 30 per cent shareholders respectively. RasGas is one of the premier integrated liquefied natural gas (LNG) enterprises in the world. RasGas has developed world class facilities for the extraction, storage, processing and export of LNG and entered into long-term agreements to supply customers around the globe, including Korea, India, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, Belgium and the United States.
MSN : المسنجر UAE@UAE.NET Abu Dhabi (Arabic: أبو ظبي transliteration: abū ẓābī, literally Father of gazelle) is the capital and second most populous city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), after Dubai. It is also the seat of government of the emirate of Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi lies on a T-shaped island jutting into the Arabian Gulf from the central western coast. Approximately 1.45 million people live in Abu Dhabi as of 2008, of whom 80% were expatriates. One of the world's largest producers of oil, Abu Dhabi has actively attempted to diversify its economy in recent years through investments in financial services and tourism. Abu Dhabi is ruled by Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who is also the President of the UAE. Parts of Abu Dhabi were settled in the 3rd millennium BC and its early history fits the nomadic herding and fishing pattern typical of the broader region. Modern Abu Dhabi traces its origins to the rise of an important tribal confederation, the Bani Yas, in the late 18th century, which also subsequently assumed control of the town of Dubai. In the 19th century the Dubai and Abu Dhabi branches parted ways. Into the mid-20th century, the economy of Abu Dhabi continued to be sustained mainly by camel herding, production of dates and vegetables at the inland oases of Al Ain and Liwa Oasis, and fishing and pearl diving off the coast of Abu Dhabi city, which was occupied mainly during the summer months. Most dwellings in Abu Dhabi city were, at this time constructed of ...
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...fund will expand rapidly over the next few years as Qatar’s gas revenues double as new export capacity comes on stream. Abu Dhabi’s IPIC has stakes in Austria’s OMV and Spain’s Cepsa, as well as holdings in a Japanese and a Pakistani refinery and petrochemicals...
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Financial Times
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Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (ADMA-OPCO), is a pioneering oil and gas producer whose operations date back to the 1950s, and are centred in the offshore areas of Abu Dhabi. Oil and gas production comes from two major fields Umm Shaif and Zakum. The crude is collected from these fields using giant steel structures called supercomplexes, and then transferred to Das Island, a nearby industrial base, for processing, storing and world export. The first oil discovery in Abu Dhabi was made in 1958 in Umm Shaif and the first oil shipment exported from Abu Dhabi to the world market came out on July 4th, 1962 from the same field. Over the years, the Company adopted the latest in drilling techniques and technologies, starting with vertical, then deviated and ultimately horizontal drilling. The advancement in drilling is necessitated by the need to optimise oil and gas production.
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...a feasibility study on a plan to form a comprehensive Japanese-style trading house in Abu Dhabi. Under the deal with Abu Dhabi's Department of Planning and Economy, Marubeni will arrange for the venture to implement feasibility studies on plans to export...
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Kyodo News
http://home.kyodo.co.jp/modules/fstStory/index.php?storyid=246711
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