Special Abilities students benefit from unique speech system
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, July 16 - 2008 at 11:25
- PRESS RELEASE
Special Abilities students in Abu Dhabi received a significant boost recently with the delivery of the UAE's first 'Palatometer' system.
EMAL also facilitated the donation by Emirates Computers of a suite of Dell computers.
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The project will encourage economic diversification, creating downstream opportunities beyond oil and gas. As well as benefiting the UAE economy, EMAL is committed to the environment. The production facility adheres to strict environmental standards set by the Abu Dhabi Environment Agency and signed a contract with Alstom - the largest of its kind in the aluminium industry - for the supply of its gas treatment centres.
For further Information, please contact:
• Rosine Feghali, Emirates Aluminium
Tel: 02 509 2290
• Antony Newton/Joanna Steele, Impact Porter Novelli-Dubai
Tel: 04 330 4030
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