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THE Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is witnessing significant investments into its travel and tourism infrastructure, but there are yawning gaps in the system that could impede the marketability of many destinations.
Sabre Travel Network Middle East has announced the promotion of Ramzi Al Qassab to regional manager Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Yemen.
Staff from Bahrain-based information telecommunications company, Business Communication Services (BCS), who have been risking their lives to rebuild Iraq’s communication infrastructure have been awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by the US Armed Forces.
AIR Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier in the Middle East, announced that it has received the approval of the Emirates Commodities and Securities Authority (ESCA), the UAE’s capital markets regulator, to list its shares on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM).
Bahrain-based BankMuscat International (BMI) announced that its maiden Syndicated Term Loan Facility for $75 million had received tremendous support from the global financial community and was heading for an oversubscription.
IN a move that reflects market innovation and commitment to continually adapt to changing business needs, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) will be the first financial institution in the region to become an early adopter of Microsoft Windows Server 2008.
Batelco, as the leading integrated communications provider in Bahrain and one of the major telecom forces in the region, regularly sends representatives to major telecommunications exhibitions and conference around the world.
