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Leading Minds set for Dubai
Several of the world's most renowned business leaders and strategists are heading to Dubai for a conference on in November. Former New York mayor Rudoph Giuliani and former General Electric CEO Jack Welch are among the big names who will discuss the topic of leadership.
Rising tide lifts all boats
Major developments in Dubai such as The Palm and Dubai Marina are encouraging strong growth in the Middle East boating industry. The Dubai International Boat Show 2004 enjoyed record visitor turnout as well as US$10 million worth of deals.
CABSAT 2004: Echostar
Echostar has been exhibiting at Cabsat since it began a decade ago. Echostar says many visitors... Read full article »
CABSAT 2004: UK Trade Fair
UK companies put in a strong showing at Cabsat, thanks to support from the UK government's Trade... Read full article »
CABSAT 2004: Procast
Procast exhibited with several new partners at Cabsat 2004, showcasing its broadcast systems... Read full article »
CABSAT 2004: Sony Broadcast
Sony Broadcast has been demonstrating its new XDCam at CABSAT 2004. The revolutionary camera... Read full article »
CABSAT 2004: DWTC
Cabsat, the 10th Middle East International Cable, Satellite, Broadcast & Communications... Read full article »
Interview: Dr Hanif Al Qassimi, ZU
Zayed University is teaming up with the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industry to host a conference bringing some of the world's leading academic and business minds together. It aims to provide decision makers an open forum for the most challenging questions facing governments and the private sector in developing economies.
Autumn Fair 2004 up 10%
The 18th International Autumn Trade Fair 2003, being held at Dubai International Exhibition Centre from 10-14th January, reports a 10 percent increase in exhibitor numbers this year. China has the strongest presence, exhibiting the maximum 210 companies. Mauritius is a new entrant this year in the national pavilions, sponsored by the Mauritius Industrial Development Authority.
Air Show: Air Charter
Air Charter has been based in Dubai for a decade. The company specialises in wet leasing, where crew, maintenance and insurance are provided. Air Charter's managing director Stuart Wheeler says growth in the regional market is strong, as executives recognise the time benefits of chartering a corporate jet.
Air Show: Lufthansa Technik
Lufthansa Technik is opening a new office in Dubai to support regional customers, and has signed an MoU with Emirates to explore greater cooperation in technical services. Lufthansa Technik also recently introduced an in-flight broadband wireless internet service, in assocation with Connexion By Boeing.
Air Show: Bombardier Learjet
Bombardier Aerospace is celebrating 40 years of the Learjet. Since its launch in October 2003, more than 2,300 Learjets have aircraft have been delivered worldwide. Bombardier has been displaying its new Learjet 45 XR super-light business jet at the Dubai Air Show.
Air Show: Embraer
Brazilian manufacturer Embraer has signed several large deals for its new regional jets in America and Europe, and now hopes for success in the Middle East market. Embraer's E170 and E190 family of jets are designed to fill a gap in the market for 70-110 seat aircraft.
Air Show: Boeing
After a disappointing year in 2003, Boeing hopes its new 777 will help bring a turnaround in 2004. Douglas Groseclose, Boeing's Senior VP International Sales, believes the Middle East aviation industry will enjoy higher growth than the the rest of the world.
Dubai set for PDA Summit
The importance of mobility in business scenarios will be highlighted at a conference in Dubai. Backed by Dubai Internet City and Dubai eGovernment, the PDA Summit will feature companies including Palm and HP.
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