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Dubai South awards contracts worth $270mn

Dubai South has awarded contracts worth $270mn for a number of project developments, most notably in the city’s Residential District, adjoining the Expo 2020 Dubai site. The infrastructure and design contracts have been awarded to noted industry leaders, including Parsons Corporation, Atkins Global, Studio International Architects, Al Nasr, Tristar Engineering & Construction and the US-based

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Connecting in Qatar

Life as an expatriate comes with multiple compressions. You leave behind family and friends in the quest to find a new home in a completely foreign environment. It consequently means days of isolation until you form a new circle of friends, which is often a difficult or long process. This often results in anxiety, homesickness

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New Dubai hotel to feature rooftop VOX cinema

Majid Al Futtaim and Starwood Hotels & Resorts has signed a deal to open an Aloft hotel directly connected to City Centre Deira, Scheduled to open in 2018, the standout feature will be an outdoor rooftop VOX Cinema and a cinematic themed floor of rooms and suites. Aloft Dubai City Centre Deira will feature 304

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Damac launches Beach at Navitas Hotel & Residences

DAMAC Properties has launched ‘The Beach at Navitas Hotel & Residences,’ a collection of golf and beach-style living apartments. The residences are set within the AKOYA Oxygen master development in Dubai. A collection of five towers, Phase 1 will see the release of three-bedroom apartments with prices starting at AED1.25 mn ($340,000) and with a

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Why India will feel greatest impact of oil prices

India is set to feel the greatest impact of the continuing oil price scenario, as remittances slump to below the 2008 financial crisis. The huge labour force working on Qatar’s mega infrastructure projects, readying the country to host the 2022 World Cup tournament as well as building the infrastructure due to be in place to

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What does Brexit mean for UAE expats?

Dubai: The world is still coming to terms with the news that Britain has historically voted to leave the EU after 43 years of membership. There is outrage, there is rejoice; but through all the emotion we need to look at the hard facts and determine, what does this actually mean for UAE expats? The

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Dubai a suitable place for raising family: Dubai Pulse 2015 report

Dubai: Almost all or 93.7 per cent of the residents surveyed for the Dubai Pulse 2015 report consider Dubai a suitable place for raising a family due to the city’s infrastructure, peace and order and basic government services. The General Secretariat of the Dubai Executive Council released the survey results on Monday that covered a

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Thyssenkrupp bags Riyadh Metro contract

Firm will design, manufacture, supply, install and maintain 641 elevators and escalators Thyssenkrupp has been awarded a contract to design, manufacture, supply, install and maintain 641 elevators and escalators for Lines 1 and 2 of the Riyadh Metro. Riyadh Metro is part of the Riyadh Public Transit System project, one of the largest of its

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Dubai Opera House work to complete in August

The project is showing ‘good progress’ with the concrete and steel structure works completed. The construction of Dubai Opera House is scheduled to finish in just a few weeks. The developer of the much-awaited project, Emaar, said that the building work would come to an end in August 2016. The project is showing ‘good progress’

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