Dubai’s Main Challenge:
Dubai is dynamic, modern and famous for tolerance and style. That is why it has become a great place to live or to visit. Little wonder then - when you combine this with a central location, strong government and state of the art infrastructure - that it has emerged as THE meeting point for business, the centre of management and services and the optimum place for international firms to service the 1.8 billion people of the region.
The Business Environment:
Dubai offers incoming business all the advantages of a highly developed economy. Its infrastructure and services match the highest international standards, facilitating efficiency, quality and service. Among the benefits are:
- Free enterprise system.
- Highly developed transportinfrastructure.
- State-of-the-arttelecommunications.
- Sophisticated financial andservices sector.
- Top international exhibitionand conference venue.
- High quality office andresidential accommodation.
- Reliable power, utilitiesetc.
- First class hotels,hospitals, schools, shop
- Cosmopolitan lifestyle.
You are highly recommended to visit: http://www.dubaitourism.ae/
The Need for Dubai Middle East Waste Summit:
Most GCC countries rank in the top ten worldwide in terms of waste production per capita. It is estimated that approximately 120 million tons of waste is currently produced in the GCC countries. 55% is estimated to be construction and demolition waste, 20% municipal waste, 18% industrial waste, and 7% hazardous waste.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia produce the most waste. Dubai’s GDP growth, population growth, industrial diversification and construction activities will generate an increased demand for waste management services, as well as a diversification in waste types.
Dubai is no more reacting to the growing requirement of waste management based on current demand, but has taken the initiative to plan ten years in advance.
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