PTB: Most Important Projects in Kuwait
According to Adel M. Al Roumi, President of Partnerships Technical Bureau (PTB), the most important project for 2012 in Kuwait is North Zhour power station.
Media Freedom in Arab World
Media and press freedom in Kuwait can’t be compared to the one of Europe or USA. Arabic/Muslim society has its traditions and habits which can’t be avoided.
Kuwait’s Political System Hindering Economic Growth
Ahmed Al-Jarallah, Editor-in-Chief of Arab Times argues that Kuwait’s political system is slowing down the economic growth of Kuwait.
Arab Spring: Threat or Opportunity?
Arab Spring is both an opportunity and a threat according to Ahmed Al-Jarallah.
Leading Industrial Sectors in Espirito Santo
Renato Casagrande, Governor of Espirito Santo, describes the main industrial sectors of the State’s diversified economy.
100 Billion Reais to be Invested in Espirito Santo by 2016
Renato Casagrande, Governor of Espirito Santo, talks about foreign investment, as the State is expecting more than 100 billion Reais of investments by 2016.
Governor Renato Casagrande Introducing Espirito Santo
Renato Casagrande, Governor of Espirito Santo, introduces the State’s main characteristics and highlights its high growth rate, well above the Brazilian average.
Port of Vitoria: Latin America’s Biggest Port Complex
Clovis Lascosque, President of Codesa (Docks Company of Vitoria), talks about Vitoria’s port complex, the biggest in Latin America.
Beirut Eye Specialist Hospital on Medical Tourism in Lebanon
The only way Beirut Eye Specialist Hospital can compete with the other similar institutions is through the human factor. The surgeons practicing at BESH are leaders in the field of retinal surgery and diseases; they are highly qualified with excellent experiences and training from the US or Europe. Beirut Eye Specialist Hospital is committed to give the best medical treatment to every patient.
Cleartag Lebanon: Exclusive Interview
The Lebanese community is one of the most vibrant economies in the digital industry. Mr. Dajani says Lebanese digital industry is not competing with Dubai but it is a continuation of development; one big flow. For now, salaries within the digital sector in Lebanon are increasing as there is a greater and greater need for more talented people.