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<description><![CDATA[The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai has upgraded its bus fleet, bringing in 43 from German engineering firm Man. It has also withdrawn 37 older buses from its fleet. Part of its plan to improve public transport, the RTA said it hoped the new buses would encourage commuters to use buses.]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[Kuwait-based Agility, the Gulf&#039;s biggest logistics company, told Reuters yesterday it wants to attract more foreign investors as it seeks to expand abroad. Chief Executive Officer Tarek Sultan said the firm might sell from 1% to up to 30% of the company depending on investor demands.]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[Dubai Drydocks World, a shipbuilding and repair unit of Dubai World, has signed a contract to manage the industrial area within Dubai Maritime City. Dubai Drydocks will manage all components of the industrial precincts, including wet berths, dry berths, workshops, warehouses, the 3,000-tonne and 6,000-tonne ship lifts, the ship lift control building, central administration building and covered yacht repair area.]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[Dubai successfully conducted the first test of its new Metro train on Monday on part of the Red Line on Shaikh Zayed Road, reported Gulf News. The driverless train, which went back and forth several times during the test run, has been undergoing several tests for the last two weeks and its running on the track was part of the testing procedure. The tests will continue for the next two to three months.]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[The 4th contract of Roads Parallel to Sheikh Zayed Road Project worth Dhs1.85bn has been approved, according to Dubai&#039;s Road and Transport Authority. The project is a passageway which covers 108km stretching from Sheikh Rashid Road (to the north) and terminating at the outskirts of the emirate of Abu Dhabi. Construction works in the first contract of the project are set to be completed in February 2009, covering road construction in Al Barsha and Al Qouz Industrial Area.]]></description>
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