Governor-General Sir Colville Young

Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority (RAKIA), Al Hamra Real Estate and Rakeen will leverage the growing global interest in Ras Al Khaimah as a leading business investment and tourism destination during their participation at Cityscape Dubai 2009. The 3 entities will collectively display a selection of excellent residential and mixed-use developments, attractive free-zone packages, onshore and offshore business solutions and a rapidly growing global portfolio of real estate projects in what is projected to be one of the most exciting showcase presentations during the trade event. Read Full Story

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Belize, before well known as British Honduras is a little nation in Central America. With 8,867 block miles (22,960 km²) of dirt as well as 320,000 inhabitants, a race firmness is a lowest in a Central American region. Belize is done similar to a rectangle which extends roughly 280 kilometres (170 miles) north-south as well as we estimate 100 kilometres (62 miles) east-west, with an altogether land range length of 516 kilometres (321 miles). Being usually dual hours from a United States, this country’s banking Belize Dollar has been scored equally to a U.S. dollar at an central rate of dual Belize Dollars to ... Read Full Story

Dyala Sabbagh brings this month's Gateway to the Middle East from Ras Al Khaimah which will soon play host to the prestigious America's Cup. Dr Khater Massad the CEO of Ras Al Khiamah Investment Authority sits down with Dyala to talk about the implications for business in the emirate. Meanwhile Patricia Sabga looks in to UAE strategies for boosting business in a downturn. And Joanna Andrews discovers that Bahrain is cooking up a plan to tackle the problem of dwindling fish stocks. Watch Video MEDIA: VIDEO Permalink Read more: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1281454755&play=1 Read Full Story

Dyala Sabbagh brings this month's Gateway to the Middle East from Ras Al Khaimah which will soon play host to the prestigious America's Cup. Dr Khater Massad the CEO of Ras Al Khiamah Investment Authority sits down with Dyala to talk about the implications for business in the emirate. Meanwhile Patricia Sabga looks in to UAE strategies for boosting business in a downturn. And Joanna Andrews discovers that Bahrain is cooking up a plan to tackle the problem of dwindling fish stocks. Watch Video MEDIA: VIDEO Permalink Read more: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1281454755&play=1 Read Full Story