Biotechnology Is Here To Stay, Sharjah Tatweer Forum Declares (11 November 2007)
The main speakers of the conference are HE Sheikha Lubna Bint Khalid Al Qasimi, Minister of Economy, renowned biotechnology expert Juan Enriquez, and Sheikh Tareq Bin Faisal Al Qasimi, Chairman of Emirates Investment Group.
New Abu Dhabi Brand Identity Unveiled (7 November 2007)
The development of the brand commenced with the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority’s (ADTA) desire to create a tourism brand.
University Of Sharjahs 2nd Student Conference Highlights Challenges And Opportunities (7 November 2007)
The conference will be presided over by Dr. Abdullah Al Muneizel, Dean, Students’ Affairs.
Sharjah Tatweer Forum Announces The Launch Of Life Sciences Trends And Opportunities Conference (4 November 2007)
The event aims to raise awareness and inspire entrepreneurship in biotechnology-related industries.
Venetian Twins Capture The Imagination Of Sharjah City Centre Shoppers (24 October 2007)
Dressed in flamboyant costumes and exotic masks, the twins were a big hit with young children and adults.
Sharjah Tatweer Forum Outlines Its Strategy For The Period Between 2007 And 2009 (18 June 2007)
Since last January, 41 new members have joined Tatweer and obtained the opportunity to get involved in frameworks that have been tested and implemented.
Umrah Winners Fly Free To Mecca (8 April 2007)
In addition, visa procedures will be handled by ADIB, for expat pilgrims.
Sharjah Biennial 8 Inaugurates With 53 New Commissions (3 April 2007)
Still, SB8 needs to be critical and will attempt to implicate all sectors of society into questioning our social, political, and ecological praxis.
Sharjah Biennial Officially Inaugurated By His Highness Dr. Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qassimi (4 March 2007)
SB8 will focus on the renewed role of art in addressing a wide range of issues that alarmingly affect human existence on earth.
Sharjah Biennial 8 Inaugurates With 53 New Commissions (3 March 2007)
Still, SB8 needs to be critical and will attempt to implicate all sectors of society into questioning our social, political, and ecological praxis.
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