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Here, three Dubai-based entrepreneurs shared some insights into their burgeoning global expansion journeys.
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Here, three Dubai-based entrepreneurs shared some insights into their burgeoning global expansion journeys.
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The new initiative is also expected to ignite a flurry of expansions and new product launches by existing small and medium businesses and marketplaces by taking advantage of the interest-free loans to gear up for their regional and global plans.
The move should attract a wide array of talent. Is this something you should consider for your global small business?
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While we are already specialists in tourism, hospitality, and retail, the upcoming global exposure will boost other sectors as well. Not only at the Expo, but across the city, visitors will see us pushing boundaries in everything from construction, sustainability to finance and cutting-edge communications. And, they will get a feel for how we are uniquely positioned to host a truly global business.Learn more about how Dubai is becoming a growth catalyst for global small businesses through Dubai's 2020 expo.
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As per the new initiative, DHL will offer discounted freight charges and also provide access to workshops and training programmes on international expansion to Dubai SME members and companies rated under the SME RATE Framework.This initiative instrumental to achieving the goals of the UAE Vision 2021 goal to building a diversified and sustainable economy, and aligns with the Dubai Plan 2021 goal of increasing the share of SMEs in the emirate’s GDP.
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The D.C.-based startup incubator and seed fund 1776 signed an agreement to open an outpost at the Dubai Museum of the Future Foundation, a new organization formed to promote innovation in the United Arab Emirates.The campus will showcase museum exhibits, host events and incubate startups.
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Literacy in the Gulf States is 98%, according to Unesco. But that literacy is increasingly in English, not Arabic.Read the entire article here.
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