Abdulaziz Nasser Al-Shamsi

Dubai City is one of the most famous cities in United Arab Emirates and is the most significant of all cities in United Arab Emirates. It is one of the most pleasurable city to visit since its surrounded by many wonderful attractions. The contemporary way of the city and the heritage of the Arabic culture is what greets you as you enter the city . The tips of how to travel to Dubai cheaply are many but some do not offer the much expected ripple effects. Here we shall explore Dubai deals, cheap flights to Dubai , Cheap hotels in Dubai and Dubai accommodations. ... Read Full Story

Saab has signed a contract for the sale of two airborne surveillance systems to the United Arab Emirates. The contract is worth approximately 1.5 billion SEK. Read Full Story

FOCUS MEDIA SERVICES Full time job. Salary + Commission. In charge of approaching advertising agencies and direct clients. Skills You will need: Strong People reading skills Ability to communicate with both low-mid level professionals and senior level executives High energy levels Negotiation skills Good Communication skills, self motivated, Fluent in written and spoken English. Responsibilities Candidate will be responsible for Selling advertisement space in magazines. Read Full Story

Australia Tuesday launched legal action against airline Emirates for alleged cargo industry price-fixing, extending a campaign which has netted several carriers and tens of millions of dollars in fines. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said the Dubai carrier had colluded with other airlines to fix cargo and other rates between 2002 and 2006, adding that it was seeking financial penalties. "Emirates entered into arrangements or understandings with other international air cargo carriers that had the purpose and effect of fixing the price of certain fuel surcharges, security surcharges and rates," it said in a statement. "The ACCC alleges that the arrangements or ... Read Full Story

Dubai’s skyline has grown in the recent years by an amount, which took over a century for the developed nations to achieve in their own backyard. In Dubai’s case, it was the oil exploration at first, and then the commerce of free trade zones, which made it be counted at par with the developed nations. The desire to see its tourism sector prosper and the gains of a thriving economy, were the two major reasons why Dubai’s skyline grew so frantically in the last two decades. In the course of events, the city also became the new residing place for world class hotels. Gone ... Read Full Story