The Coral Reefs of the Gulf conference will bring together leading regional and international scientists working on marine systems in the Arabian and Persian waters of the Gulf to discuss our current understanding of regional reefs, and to open a dialogue on future research directions and how this research can be better integrated with marine management programs in the region.

The First Conference of the United Arab Emirates

Gender and Women’s Studies Consortium

Gender and Women’s Studies in the Arab Region

Sponsored by The American University of Sharjah, Sharjah, UAE and the University of Southern Maine, Portland, USA

Wednesday, March 7- Friday, March 9, 2012

American University of Sharjah

The Middle East is a prime example of a region where construction played a great role in its economy rise and stability. It was in the process of diversifying itself into a global destination for innovative construction when the 2005 global recession struck. The damage gave construction stakeholders an immediate movement to be robust in risk management implementation as a solution for project success.

Deals are being done at Gulf Traffic. See the front page of our Show Daily News regarding Vitronic?s double deal ? click on the link below.

Gulf Traffic 2011 has brought together some of the leading suppliers from all corners of the globe and provided them with the opportunity to meet with visitors who have wanted to source the latest technologies, network with international service providers and buy products to solve their business requirements

Global Perspectives of Business & Management-Changing Dynamics (GPBM@2012) will be held from April 29 to May 1, 2012 at Skyline University College, Sharjah. Skyline University College is located in the University City of Sharjah, . with the aim of responding innovatively and effectively to the training and educational needs of industries like Aviation, Hospitality, Travel & Tourism, Computers, Marketing, Business Management and Finance sectors. GPBM@2012 will be the gathering place for academicians and professionals from business related fields from all over the world.

The International Islamic Marketing Association, the united Arab Emirates University and the university of Malaya, Malaysia in cooperation with the international journal of Social Entrepreneurship and innovation, Inderscience are please to invite academics, managers, policy makers and practitioners to attend 2nd Global Islamic Marketing Conference, Abu Dhabi

marcus evans takes great pride in organising our exclusive 4th Annual Urban Waterfronts large scale conference, scheduled to be held in Abu Dhabi, UAE from the 12th to 13th of February, 2012.

Iconic urban waterfronts are being developed all over the world. The private and public sectors are collaborating in making large scale investments in waterfront projects to enhance a city’s competitive position and to create a national identity. This generates millions of dollars in tourism revenue, employment and economic growth.

ABOUT PPP 2012
PPP Middle East will bring government bodies, state companies and the private sector from the region together to discuss how to mobilise PPPs to develop much needed infrastructure in the Middle East and GCC Region.

Much has been written about the GCC, Iraq and Iran collectively holding 40% and 60% of the global gas and oil reserves respectively making the region the world’s biggest source of hydrocarbon energy with gas playing a much greater role in the region’s developing economies. With the demand for gas for infrastructure and power needs ever increasing the pursuit for development of non-conventional gas deposits persists across the region with sour hydrocarbon field recovery gaining priority in many countries.

Time is a fundamental concept that eludes rigorous definition and description and proves elusive when studied by scientists. The more we understand the realities of time, the more it becomes obscure and unrealizable. Modern theories in physics and cosmology dramatically alter our views of time, but instead of clarifying the classical views of time, modern theories add complexity to the notion of time through the questions and paradoxes arising from the introduction of concepts such as time travel, negative time and curved time.