iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
BBC cameraman Peter Henderson on the Eat-2-Grow Food enterprise, which aims to empower people in war-torn zones
KT APPDOWNLOAD
fDi Magazine Ranks RAK Among Top Free Zones in Middle East
RAS AL KHAIMAH - Ras Al Khaimah Free Trade Zone (RAK FTZ) has continued to prove its leading edge in innovation and technology as it tops the list of fDi Magazine’s best free zones list in the Middle East.
With its state-of-the art facilities, friendly service, competitive rates and continuing development, RAK FTZ earned the 17th position of fDi magazine’s Top 100 Special Economic Free Zone of the Future 2008-2009 over stiff competition.
Picturesque Ras Al Khaimah has also been hailed as 6th in the magazine’s Top 20 Middle Eastern Cities.
When it comes to Cities Most Attractive for Foreign Direct Investment, Ras Al Khaimah comes in first, followed by
fDi Magazine is a foreign direct investment magazine by The Financial Times Business Group.
The results were culled from questionnaires provided to the free zones, as well as third party establishments such as the World Bank and news wires.
“We are very happy to have received this honour. Passing and excelling the rigid criteria that fDi Magazine set for this ranking proves that RAK FTZ is a powerful choice for companies looking into international expansion. This honour underlines the vast potential that RAK FTZ holds for them,” said Oussama El Omari, Chief Executive Officer and Director General ofRAK FTZA.
More news from
It comes the same day Sudan's de facto leader, army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, addressed the UN General Assembly in New York
The Northern Lights project plans to take CO2 emissions captured at factory smokestacks in Europe and inject them into geological reservoirs under the seabed
This came as the UAE and US signed an agreement to include the country in the 'Global Entry Program'
The group said it was in response to Israeli attacks on Lebanon
Platform aims to unlock demand in key global through CommerCity MoU
Parent-friendly Label programme gets support from public and private sectors
Survey shows growing appetite for the adoption of AI solutions to strengthen the local creator economy