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HH Sheikh Mohammed inaugurates GITEX & GULFCOMMS 2006
- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, November 18 - 2006 at 16:40
- PRESS RELEASE
UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum inaugurated GITEX & GULFCOMMS 2006 today as leading international IT companies lined up to unveil their latest products and technologies at one of the worlds largest ICT events.
"Building on its remarkable and successful performance every year, GITEX once again affirmed its position as a world-class gateway to this dynamic region that is enjoying tremendous growth," said DWTC Director General, Helal Saeed Al Marri".
The event is expected to attract more than 130,000 trade visitors and industry professionals.
GITEX 2006 features some of the regions most anticipated launches such as the Launch of Office, Vista and Exchange campaign (LOVE) by industry giant Microsoft, two new Pocket PC-based PDAs by i-mate and internet access kit provider US Robotics will use the event to display its new range of wireless and wired product offerings.
The inaugural GULFCOMMS, running concurrently with GITEX 2006, has some of the world's most powerful telecoms giants such as TRA, etisalat, du, Nokia, Orange, Thuraya, Alcatel, Belgacom and Korea Telecom amongst other big names. These industry leaders will bring some of the world's most innovative and awe-inspiring products and technologies in mobile communications, network development, satellite applications, IP technology and infrastructure solutions.
Industry professionals to the exhibition can also take advantage of the GVF Communications Forum, a series of free industry-led updates on key issues including the pure-play satellite services, selling of hybrid connectivity and building wireless infrastructure.
With ICT spending in the Middle East continuing to rise, GITEX & GULFCOMMS 2006 is ideally placed to provide the global IT and telecoms industry with a targeted regional platform to network, meet new customers and forge mutli-million dollar deals.
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TRAFFIC INFOIn order to ensure smooth traffic flow around the DICEC, DWTC will be running a shuttle service to and from 34 hotels across the city as well as the Dubai Internet City. These services will ply in the DICEC in the morning and afternoon and will depart from the DICEC back to these hotels in the evening. This will complement the services by Dubai Transport Corporation's fleet of taxis. Paid and free parking is available at DICEC and shuttle buses will ply between the car parks and exhibition halls.
ADMISSION POLICY
GITEX and GULFCOMMS are open to Trade and Business Visitors only. Admission: One Day Ticket: 30 AED and Five Day Ticket: 80 AED. Persons under the age of 18 will not be permitted entry. University students must be accompanied by faculty members and will be permitted entry during the 20-22 November ONLY.
For more information, please contact:
Amanda Slater
Dubai World Trade Centre
Tel: (+9714) 308 6661
BIZ COM - For PRoactive Communications
P.O. Box 48889, Dubai - UAE
Tel: +971 4 332-0888
About Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC)
www.dwtc.com
As the organisers of GITEX and GULFCOMMS 2006, Dubai World Trade Centre offers over 27 years' experience of delivering world-class events in the Middle East, providing local, regional and international exhibitors with unmatched expertise and in-depth market knowledge. Our team organises 14 of the largest and most successful international and regional shows in Middle East, providing an ideal platform for business development in the region.
Our commitment to ongoing innovation within the exhibition industry has supported the rapid growth and development of a wide range of business-to-business and business-to-consumer shows, and delivered consistent satisfaction to exhibitors and visitors. DWTC works with the region's leading trade bodies and industry associations to ensure that all conferences deliver full value and are built upon the real needs of their specific sector.
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