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Dubai CommerCity launches 1st phase of new facilities DUBAI, 6 days ago Dubai CommerCity (DCC), the first dedicated e-commerce free zone in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (Menasa) regions, has launched 470,000 sq ft of new facilities as part of its first stage in line with its planned schedule. Dubai CommerCity is situated in the Umm Ramool area in Dubai, and is an AED3.2-billion ($871 million), 2.1 million-sq-ft project. The launch of the new phase includes a built-up area of over 320,000-sq ft of offices spaces in the Business Cluster. It also includes 145,000 sq ft of e-co...

Dubai CommerCity launches first phase of its new facilities DUBAI,18th April, 2021 (WAM) -- Dubai CommerCity (DCC), the first dedicated e-commerce free zone in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (MENASA) regions, has announced the launch of 470,000 sq-ft of new facilities as part of its first stage in line with its planned schedule. Dubai CommerCity is situated in the Umm Ramool area in Dubai, and is a AED 3.2-billion, 2.1 million sq-ft project. The launch of the new phase includes a built-up area of over 320,000 sq-ft of offices spaces in the Business Cluster. It also includes 145,...

Nilufer Zafarullah chairman of IUB’s ESTCDT Star Report Star Report Nilufer Zafarullah has been elected chairman and Md Tanveer Madar vice chairman of the Education, Science, Technology and Cultural Development Trust (ESTCDT), the founding trust of Independent University, Bangladesh and Chittagong Independent University for 2021-2022, says a press release. Nilufer is currently the chairperson of Midland Bank Ltd. An architect by profession, she has contributed to education and development sectors remarkably for more than 25 years. Nilufer was a la...

"Cargo space still scarce for fruit and vegetables" With Christmas fast approaching, fruit and vegetable sales will again climb 'a little' in Belgium and the Netherlands. People like to serve something special, so exotic fruit sales will also rise. Many exotics are, however, flown in from places like Southeast Asia and South America. The coronavirus pandemic has considerably changed this mode of transport. "The airlines' don't expect the situation to return to pre-COVID-19 levels until around 2022-2023," says Bryan Douglas, Airfreight Import Manager at Hellmann Worldwide Logistics. This Germa...

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