Mulk Holdings The Diversified Multi National Group has acquired a large 10 Acre Asset in Serbia and announced an investment of 20 million USD toward the establishment of a new production facility in Europe. This strategic move is in line with the company’s continued expansion program of establishing manufacturing plants close to demand markets. The Facility Situated in the Nemanjina Street, Banatski Karlovac, Serbia, 60km from Belgrade (capital of Serbia) will have a state-of-the art production facility with a 3,000 square meters office and showroom space and 10,000 square meters of production Area which will be build in several phases. The facility will be equipped with a fully automated three coat coating line and a High Speed Double Extruder Composite Panel production Line. The New Factory will have a capacity of 3 million m2 of Fire rated Metal Composite Panels and 10,000 tons of Color coated coils.

Dubai, 29/09/2011. In Saudi Arabia alone around 800,000 barrels of oil are burned per day to cover the needs of domestic power consumption. By using solar energy oil reserves can be saved to be sold instead on world markets. That's why more and more countries in the Middle East are looking to this form of renewable energy. On 26 and 27 October 2011 the conference "Solar Investment Summit - Middle East 2011" is being held in Dubai to provide practical expertise and the opportunity for exchange between international solar companies and investors from the region.

The Annual Investment Meeting 2012 (AIM) is an initiative from the UAE Ministry of Foreign Trade to be held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from May 1-3, 2012 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center.

AIM targets fast transforming economies, emerging countries and industries with the most anticipated growth factor and will enhance their potential by providing a strategic platform that delivers ready-to-invest showcases and how-to-invest methodologies.

The event proposes a diverse yet very focused set of features (Conference, One to One Meetings, Ministerial Networking Roundtable, Workshops, Country Presentations, Investors Site Visits & Exhibitions) designed to exceed the needs of prospective investors and reach out to a wider range of project promoters.

Cityscape Global 2011 marks the 10th edition of the essential business-to-business networking exhibition and conferences for emerging real estate markets globally. Cityscape Global brings together real estate investors, developers, financiers, architects, consultants and all other real estate professionals involved in the investment, development and construction of real estate.

Two teams have been going under vigorous training to take part in Science Project Olympiads ‘I-SWEEP’ and ‘INEPO’ next month in the USA and Turkey, respectively.
Two teams at the United School of Al Yahar in Al Ain, UAE are now busy with finalizing their projects to compete against hundreds of other high school students in two international science project Olympiads, the school management announced. The students’ applications to join the competitions were reviewed and accepted by the respective Olympiad committees and it is the first time any team from the UAE is attending these science events.

Abu Dhabi’s leading property developer and an international carpet manufacturer have co-hosted a major event in the UAE to raise environmental awareness among manufacturing companies, attended by H.H. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi, better known in the region as the “green sheikh.”

This big and exclusive industrial event in the Middle East, has always witnessed great success and media coverage over the past years, being the meeting place for businesspeople and industrialists who are interested in the business exchange between Russia and the Jordanian and Middle Eastern markets. It’s also a continuous translation to the evident increase in trade volumes between Jordan and Russia that has reached $400 million in 2009 and has increased significantly during the first seven months of 2010

Dell CIO Robin Johnson recently announced his belief in the strength of the Middle East’s position when it comes to IT innovation, but how realistic is this viewpoint? 'Agility', 'business services' and 'cloud' stand as the ABC of the new CIO lexicon. How do we turn these latest buzzwords into actionable imperatives to produce new business capability for Middle East markets? Which of tomorrow's IT-led initiatives will produce real business advantage? How do we drive the necessary changes to strategy, to operations, and to services to benefit from them?