Al Islami demonstrates lucrative franchise model at Global Village

After the successful launch of Al Islami Cart franchise model in the UAE last year, in collaboration with Muhammad Bin Rashid Establishment for Young Business Leaders (SME), UAE National franchisees are currently benefiting from this lucrative business model at Global Village.

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, February 13 - 2008 at 15:54
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Al Islami at Global Village.
Al Islami at Global Village.

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As part of Dubai Shopping Festival celebrations, the convenience food at Al Islami kiosks is adding to the festivities of Global Village visitors with scrumptious and nutritious halal food that would remain on display till the official closing of Global Village for 2008, 1st of March.

Saleh Abdullah Lootah, the Chief Executive Officer of Al Islami Foods commented: 'In our drive to encourage the use of innovative business concepts, such as this Al Islami Cart franchise model, we are determined to instill self-reliance among the younger community. We are pleased that Al Islami Foods has taken the lead in spreading awareness among today's youth about the advantages of being self-reliant in life,' Saleh Lootah added.

Naser Al Abdool, a franchisee, said: 'I am overwhelmed with this rich business concept, which has helped me to get into the business world. My advice for my compatriots is to catch this business opportunity to stand on their feet in the practical life.'

Al Islami's joint-venture with Mohammed Bin Rashid Establishment for Young Business Leaders (SME.ae) provided young Emiratis with the vital business and logistical support for this unique franchise system, free-trade licensing, business consultancy, waiver of Labour Ministry charges, free kiosk registration and obtaining ideal business locations across the UAE. The selected young Emirati entrepreneurs that qualify the Establishment's criteria are forwarded to the Al Islami Foods as candidates for franchising.

Abdul Baset Al Janahi, Chief Executive Officer of Muhammad Bin Rashid Establishment for Young Business Leaders, stated: 'Doing this activity for the second time with Al Islami delights me that how the young entrepreneurs are succeeding in the business world. We applaud Al Islami's solid contribution to the growth of the national human capital. I urge new business leaders to take advantage of Al Islami Cart business opportunity'

Last year, Al Islami Cart was introduced in Egypt and is currently running successfully in collaboration with a local fast food chain, Mo'men Group in Egypt.

In Malaysia, Al Islami is setting up this franchise system and liaising with relevant local government agencies and departments, in collaboration with Halal Development Corporation (HDC). In addition, HDC is identifying opportunities for Al Islami to invest in capacity as a means of expansion into other countries of Southeast Asia.




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About Al Islami Foods

Established as CO-OP ISLAMI in 1981 to cater to the growing demand for halal food in the Arab world, AL ISLAMI FOODS was formed as a result of the long relentless efforts commenced in the early seventies when Hajj Saeed Bin Ahmad Lootah instituted Dubai Co-operative Society.

Starting with its successful frozen chicken product line, AL ISLAMI FOODS further expanded its operations to include processed meat.
In 1991, Dubai Co-operative Society's efforts were culminated by establishing its 'CO-OP ISLAMI' meat processing plant in Jebel Ali Free Zone. This plant is considered a recognizable breakthrough as it became the real producer of a variety of food products under the name 'CO-OP ISLAMI.

In 2006, CO-OP ISLAMI was re-launched as AL ISLAMI FOODS in an effort to propel the company to new heights of success. Now, Al Islami Foods products are considered as a quality benchmark trusted by consumers across the UAE and the GCC, and this has made it one of the best and most preferred brands in the region.

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Nasir Iqbal
Headline Public Relations
P. O. Box 64349, Dubai, UAE;
Tel: +9714-2289655 / 101
Fax : +9714-2282125
Cell : +971 50 4243076
Medilyn Manibo Posted by Medilyn Manibo, Assistant News Editor
Wednesday, February 13 - 2008 at 15:54 UAE local time (GMT+4)

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