The authorities in Jordan are taking steps to reduce the current gap between the university classroom and workplace, while also opening the door to more foreign students.
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A new aviation district in Dubai is set to spearhead growth across the maintenance, repair and overhaul industry, while strengthening the emirate’s position as one of the world’s largest air transport hubs.
While real estate sales in Kuwait exceeded $1bn in the first month of 2014, a shortage of housing at the lower end of the market continues to represent a challenge.
Although the emirate’s economic growth can be primarily attributed to its vast hydrocarbons resources, it has also made progress diversifying into new sectors such as manufacturing, tourism, aerospace, defence, finance and logistics. In addition to its economic investments, Abu Dhabi has also made major contributions to social welfare as well as infrastructure, which has been identified as the bedrock for future growth.
The Guide features hotel listings for business and leisure travellers, along with numbers for ministries, embassies and useful points of contact. It also has helpful information and tips for first-time visitors.
Chapter | Legal Framework from The Report: Abu Dhabi 2014
This chapter contains important legal information for foreign investors looking to enter Abu Dhabi. It includes an overview of the judiciary and courts system and the various options for establishing businesses, as well as a review of important laws relating to areas such as labour and intellectual property.