ADMAF Instigates The Next Generation Of Young Media Leaders (19 October 2009)
The Young Media Leaders programme encourages the direct involvement and participation of young nationals in the process of reading, writing and journalistic reporting.
Chile Opens Embassy In The UAE (19 October 2009)
Foreign direct investment in Chile has also seen exponential growth in recent years, reaching over 12 billion in 2008.
Crunch-Time Nears For Abu Dhabi World Rally Championship Challenge (19 October 2009)
"Mikko has every chance of being victorious this weekend," commented Al Qassimi ahead of the weekend’s action.
du Signs MOU With Abu Dhabi Police As One Of The Official Telecom Service Providers (19 October 2009)
"The recent agreement with du provides both of our organisations with an excellent framework for future cooperation," commented AL Mulla.
Etisalat Acquires 100% Stake In Millicom Sri Lanka "TIGO" (19 October 2009)
Tigo Sri Lanka, having commenced its operations in 1989, is now, with a market share of 21%, the second-largest mobile phone operator in Sri Lanka.
First Etihad Emirati Women Cadet Pilots Graduate (19 October 2009)
Etihad now also has two international cadet pilot courses which run alongside the five Emirati courses at Horizon Academy.
Gear Up To Become An F1x3 Racer (19 October 2009)
The F1x3 car is currently displayed at Gitex Shopper 2009 till 24 October, where motor enthusiasts can get a first hand feel of the car.
Khidmah Continues To Grow With The Hiring Of Two Key Leaders (19 October 2009)
Brad Robbins joins Khidmah with an impressive professional and academic background in the field of facilities management.
VEVO Partners With Abu Dhabi Media Company (19 October 2009)
"This global partnership flags Abu Dhabi Media Company’s commitment to establish a leading position in the digital media industry.
’Samsons’ Of The Arab World Are Welcomed On ’Nashwa’ This Week (18 October 2009)
The program also welcomes Dr. Adel Ashou, a professor who specializes in hereditary medicine, to analyze these ’special’ abilities from a scientific point-of-view.
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