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Few people had heard of DMCC, or Ahmed Sultan Bin Sulayem, when he was appointed to lead the organization and tasked with creating a world-class commodities centre for the Gulf emirate. Eighteen years on as the centre achieves unprecedented growth from a start-up of 28 member companies in 2003 to a world leading free zone in 2020 with over 18,000 member companies from 180 countries. Also as the Executive Chairman of DMCC, Bin Sulayem has played a key role in establishing and positioning DMCC as a major commodities trade hub in the region. Under his leadership, DMCC has introduced a number of ...

Rajesh Ramachandran Just a couple of decades ago, Odisha was known more for starvation deaths in Kalahandi, Balangir and Koraput than its breathtaking beaches or the architectural marvel at Konark. It’s so no more. Now, Odisha is a rice-surplus state — no mean achievement by any yardstick. How did this turnaround happen? Well, it was rather simple. The government began buying paddy. Rice is Odisha’s staple diet, while it is largely a cash crop in Punjab — but the economics of growing paddy remains the same in these two totally dissimilar contexts. There could be production and supply ...