How do you respond to those that have questioned the size and scale of investment being made at Dubai International?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports from The Report: Dubai 2013
Articles & Analysis | Broader horizons: Continuing investments look set to help support growth in land, sea and air transport from The Report: Dubai 2013
Using a combination of central location and advanced infrastructure to attract trade operators from around the world, Dubai has successfully carried on its legacy as an shipping point between East and West. After the discovery of oil in 1966, the emirate benefitted from increased revenues, which authorities used to invest in upgrades to the...
Articles & Analysis | Better together: Changes are under way in transit system privatisation for rail and road from The Report: Dubai 2013
If all goes according to the transport authorities’ plan, by 2030 30% of trips taken in the emirate will be handled by public transit – more than triple the 9.5% for recorded in mid-2011. Owned and operated by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), Dubai’s public transit system includes local buses, inter-city buses, marine transport and a two-...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Tim Clark, President, Emirates from The Report: Dubai 2013
How can Dubai further enhance its position as a hub for passenger traffic and cargo transhipment?
Articles & Analysis | Attention to detail: Evolving Customs rules and growing infrastructure investments bode well for logistics providers from The Report: Dubai 2013
Just over three decades ago in 1979, construction wrapped up on what was at that point an unprecedented project in the Middle East. About 40 km south of Dubai’s historical centre – in what had been a vacant sandy lot – construction teams were working to dredge what would become Jebel Ali Port. Now complete, it has become the largest man-made port in...
