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Where our team of guest writers discuss what they think about the current trends and issues.

Francis Ho
Senior Associate, King & Spalding LLP

2010: A Modernising Odyssey*

Guest writer Francis Ho predicts what legislative developments we can expect to see in the United Arab Emirates over the year.
18 Jan 2010
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Top Stories

Urban evolution

Undertaking multibillion-dollar civic projects to help develop Abu Dhabi into an international business magnet and tourist destination, Aldar Properties' Talal Al Dhiyebi reveals the firm's outlook for 2010.

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Editor’s Choice

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    Serco's Ramadan Abdullah, Director of the Rail Operations Department, explains the unique challenges and reveals the crucial role of technology for the network.
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  • Nakheel: Not learning from past mistakes?

    The Dubai debt crisis hit Dubai World and its subsidary Nakheel hard, and to pretend otherwise could be described as foolhardy and reckless. However business must go on and as...
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  • In the new issue: UAE Power Shift?

    In the new issue of Infrastructure MENA, we look at how Dubai's recent debt restructuring could give Abu Dhabi the opportunity to eclipse its neighbour by attracting the...
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  • Part of the process

    Is risk management finally being fully embedded in the way projects are planned and managed? Faithful+Gould's John Cowling explains why he believes the industry has come a long...
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  • Adding a gloss to the construction industry

    Emphasising the value of quality is the key concern for both paints and coatings manufacturers and applicators alike in the Middle East region.
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  • Streets ahead

    Abu Dhabi has launched an extensive audit of its road network in order to improve the safety of the emirate’s road users.
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Readers’ Choice

  • Security and recession

    How the need for Biometrics in increasing despite the economic downturn! By L-1 Identity Solutions
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  • Powering the region

    Since its foundation over 45 years ago, Aggreko has grown to become the world’s leading provider of rental power and temperature control solutions. With more than 3,500...
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  • The changing power industry

    Phil Burns, Managing Director for Aggreko Middle East, reveals why rental equipment is an attractive option in times of limited liquidity.
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  • Festival of sound

    With so many spectacular shopping malls in Dubai, it takes something special to separate one from the pack. In Festival City, Voice Evacuation manufacturer Ateis believes it has...
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  • PmB: A Sustainable Technology for Roads

    TOTAL is the leader of the European and African bitumen markets as manufacturer of bitumen. TOTAL operates bitumen refineries as well as modified bitumen and emulsion plants...
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  • Crunch time

    In recent years, the Gulf has been a magnet for developers attracted by the prospect of big returns. But with a global economic downturn starting to bite, the region's...
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Executive Interviews

A line of defence

Panolin's Patrick Laemmle examines the latest trends and developments in the lubrication sector.
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The business of aviation

Gordon Rosen, President of the ASI Group, explains how cutting-edge technologies are improving aviation solutions.
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Traffic management

Poul Svensgaard explains the importance of road signs and markings and reveals why standards are key to improving driving conditions.
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Next Generation MENA Oil and Gas Summit
6th – 8th April 2010

MENA accounts for two thirds of proven global oil reserves and is regarded as the world’s most influential oil province, eclipsing all other regions by some margin. Over the next five years, the region will see strong growth in hydrocarbon production as the world becomes increasingly reliant on oil supplies within the region.