Rick Zednik, circulation sales director for The Wall Street Journal Europe, said
"Dubai-based executives are driving the integration of this fast-growing region with the world's economic powers, both to its east and its west. As they do, they increasingly demand top global business news and analysis delivered on a timely basis. By adding our locally-printed subscription service to our existing online service, The Wall Street Journal Europe is equipping executives with the vital business information they need to aid their daily decision-making."
The facility launch in Dubai is part of a concerted effort by The Wall Street Journal to expand its services within the Middle East. Earlier this month, Chip Cummins was named as The Wall Street Journal's Middle East and Africa bureau chief based in Dubai. He will play a leading role in extending the Journal's coverage of the Middle East's growing financial power. Farnaz Fassihi was recently named as deputy bureau chief, based in Beirut.
The Wall Street Journal is also partnering with the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) to hold a full day event on 'Islamic and Ethical Finance', as one of a number of headline conferences during DIFCweek (November 17-23).
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
