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Dubai Airport Freezone participates in Dubai SITL
Source: BI-ME , Author: BI-ME staff
Posted: Wed November 4, 2009 5:30 pm
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UAE. Dubai Airport Freezone leads the presentation of Free Zones. Transport and logistics companies at the business and Investments Forum at Dubai SITL which began at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Mohammed bin Suwailem, Director of Sales at Dubai Airport Freezone, said there was a big number of participants who attended the Freezone presentation. “Dubai and the Middle East region continue to attract international investors as Europe and other Western countries continue to battle with the worldwide financial crunch.”

Holly Al Dhebai, Sales Executives at Dubai Airport Freezone, conducted a presentation on behalf of the Freezone on the benefits available to investors at the Dubai Airport Freezone which is home to 1,500 multinational and diversified companies. Dubai SITL Business and Investment Forum will be held until tomorrow.

The Dubai Airport Freezone, located close to the apron of the Duibai International Airporst is one of the world's most modern free zones, designed to provide the most attractive investment opportunities for multinational companies seeking to access the vibrant Middle East market.

Dubai SITl is the event for international and national communities of shippers, freight carrier and logistics service providers, SITL Dubai offers access to innovative products and services dedicated to procurement, distribution and supply chain of tomorrow.

SITL Dubai is a business to business event that provides all users and suppliers of the freight transport and logistics industry, a complete access to the to the whole range of services and products serving the distribution and supply chain management and also high quality conferences and program.

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