Abu Dhabi's SCAD and Adio sign data exchange agreement
The new framework will provide up-to-date data that will help businesses and policymakers make more informed decisions
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SHARE Amazon Web Services (AWS) said on Wednesday it will open three data centres in the UAE in the first half of next year to tap into the burgeoning demand for cloud services in the country. The new centres will enable the company to expand its data storage offering to public and private enterprises, start-ups and educational institutions, which are experiencing an uptick in demand for cloud solutions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In 2019, the Seattle-based company opened three data centres – its first in the region – in Bahrain. “We have invested continuously since 2019 across the re...
UAE to increase investment in Israel’s private sector UAE to increase investment in Israel’s private sector The Abu Dhabi Investment Office hails the opening of its Tel Aviv mission as “a significant milestone on a journey to advance collaboration between our two markets in pursuit of solutions that can benefit the wider region.” By Eran Bar-Tal Spread the word. (February 25, 2021 / Israel Hayom) The United Arab Emirates office responsible for attracting foreign and domestic investment recently opened a mission in Tel Aviv and signed agreements with two offices at Israel’s Economy M...
Efforts to dislodge a giant container ship blocking the Suez Canal had allowed its stern and rudder to move on... ADIO CEO Tariq Bin Hendi said, “Abu Dhabi is an established destination for businesses and startups from all over the world. We have had an amazing response from Israeli companies, and are currently in discussions with a large number of Israeli entrepreneurs, startups and businesses about expanding to Abu Dhabi, some of which already have.” He added that the “cooperation agreements with Invest in Israel and the Israel Innovation Authority will accelerate partnerships and opp...
SHARE The Abu Dhabi Investment Office (Adio) signed agreements establishing formal ties with two Israeli government entities. The co-operation with inward investment agency Invest in Israel and the Israel Innovation Authority are part of a series of initiatives Adio is working on to develop private sector opportunities with Israel, the organisation said. "In those two partners, we have now covered the full circle with some of the other MoUs we have signed in terms of addressing every part of the Israeli ecosystem that we are interested in attracting to Abu Dhabi," Adio's director general Tari...