Collaboration, automation, and advanced infrastructure are transforming how business is done in the Middle East, and it’s starting from Abu Dhabi.
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A technological revolution in food production is underway, and Abu Dhabi-based Pure Harvest, an AgTech pioneer, is proudly representing the UAE on the global stage. CEO and co-founder Sky Kurtz explains how innovative, resource-conserving, climate-controlled agriculture solutions can help us address some of our most pressing food security challenges, and how Abu Dhabi could become a leading food producer.
Space research is set to revolutionise agriculture here on Earth. Massive change is on the horizon, explains Allen Herbert, vice-president of business development and strategy at Nanoracks, and it is beginning in Abu Dhabi.
US-based software solutions provider Infinite Blue has opened a new office in Dubai to better serve customers in the Middle East and Africa.
UK-based Clara has opened a new office in Dubai following an investment from Dubai International Financial Centre’s Fintech Fund.
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Jordan and its capital Amman have acquired a reputation as stable, safe destinations for both tourists and investors within the Levant, an image both are hoping to maintain post-Covid.
Shenzhen-based INFiLED, a manufacturer of LED displays, has opened a new office and showroom in Dubai and relocated its EMEA headquarters to Rotterdam.
Promising tech start-ups are emerging all over Africa, but many fail to reach their potential because of a lack of funding. Farzana Baduel of Curzon PR explains what investors are missing out on.
One of the key factors holding Africa back from realising its economic promise is the lack of freedom of movement on the continent, but bureaucracy and prejudice are problematic hurdles.
Saudi Arabia’s capital city is central to its plans to become a modern economy, but how attractive is Riyadh as an FDI location?
Beirut's enduring ability to attract foreign direct investors has been badly hampered by several fatal blows in 2020.
Qatar hopes the lifting of the economic blockage imposed by its GCC neighbours and the forthcoming FIFA World Cup can boost FDI into Doha.
Spain-based Integrasys, a software development, engineering and integration company, has opened a new office in Dubai to better serve the Middle East market.
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