This is because "we are offering state-of-the-art infrastructure", Abdulla Al Awar, DIFC Authority Chief Executive Officer, told Emirates Business.
"The fees in DIFC are maintained in terms of office space accommodation."
![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vVPiN1oRONtDxzpqkLpZqe1miZfLVNyPRmKg0a9-f48NMpi3q9zjxkLF353hmnZ7DBl3B2Wj2R1tpmYcOHxcO8kSsX32DwDGLUD8zLsjDTnVsfnL6VCemPfYViMG2R_kR8C9zlgNnv1X00RCxXhspY=s0-d)
Sunday 13 September 2009
DIFC stays on growth curve despite tough economic conditions (Interview)
The number of companies operating in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) continues to increase, while prices of commercial properties are holding up too.
This is because "we are offering state-of-the-art infrastructure", Abdulla Al Awar, DIFC Authority Chief Executive Officer, told Emirates Business.
"The fees in DIFC are maintained in terms of office space accommodation."
This is because "we are offering state-of-the-art infrastructure", Abdulla Al Awar, DIFC Authority Chief Executive Officer, told Emirates Business.
"The fees in DIFC are maintained in terms of office space accommodation."
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment