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Sharjah Airport Authority to play a prominent role in MENA Summit - 2007

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, January 24 - 2007 at 16:41
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The MENA Summit, being held from the 24th- 25th January 2007 welcomed for the very first time the German Logistics Association (BVL) in Dubai.

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  • A pioneer in the field of aviation and freight logistics, Dr. Ghanem Al Hajri, Director General of the Department of Civil Aviation & Sharjah Airport Authority was one of the first speakers to address the MENA 2007 audience.
    A pioneer in the field of aviation and freight logistics, Dr. Ghanem Al Hajri, Director General of the Department of Civil Aviation & Sharjah Airport Authority was one of the first speakers to address the MENA 2007 audience.
Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) is the platform for supply chain management and logistics topics in Germany and its network extends worldwide. The summit seminar aims at discussing "Business Success between the Middle East, North Africa and Europe".

This year, Sharjah International Airport not only attended the summit, but also had Dr. Ghanem Al Hajri, Director General of the Department of Civil Aviation & Sharjah Airport Authority addressing the audience. Dr. Ghanem Al Hajri, Director General of the Department of Civil Aviation & Sharjah Airport Authority has played a key role in the growth and success of one of the region's leading sea-air hubs.

Leading business experts in the Middle East, Asia, North Africa, Europe and even the sub-continent of India are speaking on opportunities and challenges in the Arabian markets. One of the fundamental business models in the region is logistical successes through Sea-Air transportation concepts. Speaking on this important aspect, in the supply management chain, was Dr.Ghanem Al Hajri, a pioneer in the region's aviation and freight logistics.

The summit is being hosted at the Hotel Park Hyatt at the Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club. A large part of the audience includes members of the BVL, German Logistics Association, who are key players in the international freight forwarding industry. The opening speech of the summit was given at 9:45 am, and from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm Dr. Ghanem delivered his speech on "Successful Sea-Air Solutions within Global Supply Chains".

Dr. Ghanem Al Hajri said, "It has been a pleasure to be a part of the MENA 2007 summit and to have had a chance to speak to the audience. The Middle East presents a fast growing business environment with huge strides made in recent years in the field of logistics. The UAE is a gateway to markets in Europe, the CIS, Asia and North Africa and is a natural, central point in the Global Supply Chain with the varied logistical options that it offers in the overall distribution concept. Sharjah International Airport was home to the first airfield in the region and has decades of experience in connecting international markets and meeting logistical requirements."

The Sharjah International Airport is undergoing massive expansion currently and recently released record commercial flight, passenger traffic and freight figures which have soared dramatically in 2006.
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Media Information - Sharjah International Airport:

Located in the midst of the thriving and bustling Sharjah city famed for its culture, heritage and numerous tourist attractions, Sharjah International Airport (SIA) is becoming one of the fastest growing airports in the region.

Established in 1932, the airport is currently the Middle East's leading transport gateway due to its unique geographical position linking the East and West. Ideally placed in the heart of the UAE between Sharjah's seaports on the Indian Ocean and Arabian Gulf, the airport offers fast and efficient cargo links throughout the country.

To cope with the dramatic increase in traffic, Sharjah International Airport has embarked on a four-fold expansion project scheduled for completion in early 2007. The expansion will herald a new and exciting era for the SIA, always intent on providing the very best services and facilities for passengers and visitors as well as establishing Sharjah's position as a premier travel and business hub within the region.

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