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represents the interests of 24 companies which together produce more than 90% of the world’s annual nickel output.
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consists of three companies in Egypt and The Middle East area which are one-stop shop specialized mainly in the field of fire protection.
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represents the interests of 24 companies which together produce more than 90% of the world’s annual nickel output.
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consists of three companies in Egypt and The Middle East area which are one-stop shop specialized mainly in the field of fire protection.
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Chairman, GDS International
Sales and the 'Talent Magnet'
A lot is written about being a ‘Talent Magnet’, either as a company, or as President. It’s all good practice – listen, mentor, reward, provide clear goals and career maps. Good practice for the employer, but what about the employee?25 May 2011
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Focus Area: Construction
Set for success
Iconic projects. Sustainable development. Innovative construction. Hydra Properties is the fastest growing real estate company in the Middle East. With Dr Sulaiman Al Fahim
Energy sustainability in the desert
Against the backdrop of the UAE's extraordinary oil and gas reserves and some of the world's highest per-capita energy consumption and waste generation, the Masdar development looks set to transform the way developers look at the issue of sustainable development.
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 construction sector might need to re-evaluate its spending priorities.
Building on growth
Last year, VINCI’s order book stood at an impressive $27 billion – enough to make it the world’s largest concession and construction company. And, as Senior Editor Ben Thompson found out, the Middle East is an important area of focus for the firm.
It’s not easy being green
Construction companies under pressure to think more about sustainability when they are designing their developments. But given the harsh desert climates, can the Middle East’s buildings really go green?
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