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12.08.2014
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Oxford Business Group to compile a report that will highlight the efforts taken by Dubai ahead of the Expo 2020. Dubai's campaign ahead of the World Expo 2020 will be detailed in a forthcoming report produced by publishing firm Oxford Business Group (OBG), according to Zawya.
The Report: Dubai 2015 will chart the construction work under way at Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport at Dubai World Central, which is already providing a welcome increase in capacity. The publication will also shine the spotlight on Dubai's efforts to encourage growth among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through incentives and initiatives, such as the setting up of business incubators.
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has once again signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on research with OBG for the publisher's forthcoming report on the emirate.
Renewed activity in projects previously hit by delays is another hallmark of Dubai's financial turnaround, said OBG's Country Director Basak Pasali.
"Investors will note with interest the new regulations governing the emirate's property market and the introduction of business-friendly measures, such as the Dubai Smart Government initiative," she said. "The strength of Dubai's recovery, which comes as the emirate's preparations for Expo 2020 begin in earnest, is evident - as I'm sure our research with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry will show."
The Report: Dubai 2015 will chart the construction work under way at Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport at Dubai World Central, which is already providing a welcome increase in capacity. The publication will also shine the spotlight on Dubai's efforts to encourage growth among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through incentives and initiatives, such as the setting up of business incubators.
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has once again signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on research with OBG for the publisher's forthcoming report on the emirate.
Renewed activity in projects previously hit by delays is another hallmark of Dubai's financial turnaround, said OBG's Country Director Basak Pasali.
"Investors will note with interest the new regulations governing the emirate's property market and the introduction of business-friendly measures, such as the Dubai Smart Government initiative," she said. "The strength of Dubai's recovery, which comes as the emirate's preparations for Expo 2020 begin in earnest, is evident - as I'm sure our research with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry will show."
