"Integrated facilities management" might sound like a complex and complicated term, but its purpose is just the opposite: to simplify. Just ask Imdaad, an innovative United Arab Emirates company that, at only 10 years old, is showing the region that simplifying can be synonymous with success. Read More »
The Qatar Chamber is asking that all 53,000 of its members update their data and contact information as part of an effort to develop an integrated database, the chamber said recently. Read More »
The European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council are too important to each other to let trade talks lie dormant, the vice chairman of the Qatar Chamber told a business networking event recently, according to the chamber. Read More »
GCC businesses that paved the way for others to follow got their day in the sun at an awards ceremony hosted by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce recently. Read More »
The Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) will begin sponsoring the activities of the Saudi Alzheimer Disease Association under a strategic partnership agreement, the SEC announced recently. Read More »
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Heriot-Watt University students should be beaming: Their school was recently chosen to compete against 21 other universities from around the world in the Solar Decathlon Middle East 2018 competition. Read More »
United Arab Emirates entrepreneurs are again being invited to help turn Dubai into "the happiest city on Earth through technology innovation" as the second edition of the Dubai Smartpreneur Competition gets underway, the Dubai Chamber announced recently. Read More »
For the third straight year, the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) has improved the safety and vocational health record at all its sectors and work sites, lowering work accidents 16 percent from their 2015 level, the company announced recently. Read More »
Sometimes even being excellent might not be enough, particularly when so many others are being extraordinary as well. Read More »
Retired Air Force Master Sgt. Mark Evans says the first thing that comes to mind when he's asked about his non-profit work is a group of special operations troops. Read More »
Qatar is spending $500 million a week on major infrastructure projects linked to the 2022 World Cup, its finance minister has said, but the outlay has not dampened criticism over the treatment of migrant workers involved in the construction projects. Read More »
The presidents of Qatar Petroleum and Saudi Aramco discussed topics affecting both oil producers during a recent one-day meeting in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Read More »
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce believes its latest business and trade promotion will appeal across the board -- the game board, that is. Read More »
Education, economic development and tourism got their turn in the spotlight when the Abu Dhabi Chamber hosted representatives from the private sector recently. Read More »
Rapid growth across many sectors of the Qatar economy makes this an ideal time to focus on the importance of arbitration, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Qatar said recently, as it scheduled a panel discussion on the topic. Read More »
More and more companies are working to earn a label from the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry -- and many are doing their best to keep earning it. Read More »
In its ongoing effort to increase its medical knowledge and build medicine-based relationships with other countries, the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) recently hosted a delegation from Lebanon led by the country’s deputy prime minister and minister of health. Read More »
The global economy continues to focus on trade as the main engine of growth, and the United Arab Emirates needs to continue looking at ways to take advantage of it, the head of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) UAE said recently. Read More »
Air Seychelles fliers can now travel aboard Etihad flights to the Japanese cities of Nagoya and Narita thanks to a codeshare agreement, Air Transport News announced recently. Read More »
The president of Niger visited the Qatar Chamber recently to promote investments in his country, saying new laws and waivers on taxation make it particularly attractive, the chamber reported. Read More »
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