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    <title>GAC ties up with Pole Position Spitsbergen</title>
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        GAC Group has announced its alliance with Pole Position Spitsbergen AS, establishing its base on the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Ocean, halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole. The partnership is aimed at serving client needs, particularly those in the oil and gas sector. The company is also offering polar bear protection for vessels intending to berth outside of the island's settlements.
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        The General Department of Harbours in the Syrian port city of Lattakia has announced the completion of the installation of five radar stations along the coastline that cover the Syrian territorial waters and is aimed at guaranteeing the safety of ships, the state news agency SANA has reported. Two watch towers have been also completed in Lattakia and Tartous, in addition to preparing the two harbours to use a radar system for controlling maritime movement using the VTMS system, in addition to stations for Automatic Identification System (AIS) for ships.
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        Kuwait has invited consultants to express interest in its 171-kilometre metro project, MEED magazine has reported. The estimated $7bn scheme will involve building four lanes, with 60km of the network underground. The successful developer will design, build, finance, operate and maintain the metro network for an undisclosed period of time. 
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        The Dubai Metro has served over 2.5 million passengers since launching operations on September 9, Gulf News has reported, citing a Roads and Transport Authority official. Ramadan Abdullah, director of operations at the agency, said the service is averaging 57,000 passengers per day. 
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        ADNOC Group's shipping arm, ADNATCO-NGSCO has signed a strategic alliance agreement with Drydocks World, WAM has reported. According to the agreement, some of ADNATCO-NGSCO vessels will be able to use Far Eastern facilities owned by Drydocks World in Singapore and on Batam Island, Indonesia. ADNATCO-NGSCO comprises two fleets. Abu Dhabi National Tanker Company (ADNATCO) operates a fleet of chemicals, petroleum products RoRo and bulk carriers, while National Gas Shipping Company (NGSCO) owns and manages eight LNG tankers. 
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