UAE's Ducab in partnership with EIIC
menafn.com     Apr 22, 2008            

UAE's Ducab in partnership with EIIC ... The Managing Director of the UAE-based Ducab said that the premier cable manufacturer in the Middle East has entered into a strategic partnership with Emirates International Investment Company (EIIC), Gulf News reported. He added... [read full story]                    


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menafn.com     May 13, 2008   5 related          

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menafn.com     May 13, 2008          

Bloom Properties plans $10b projects in ME ... The Chief Executive Officer of Bloom Properties announced that the company is planning to launch mixed-use projects cumulatively costing $10 billion in the UAE, Romania and Algeria over the next three to five years, Gulf News...                    

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