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airberlin
airberlin is Germany's second-largest airline and flies to 168 destinations in 40 countries. In November 2010, airberlin launched a new route between Dubai and Berlin connecting the UAE and the German capital with three non-stop flights weekly.
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Berlin Tourism
Full of history, vitality, creativity, art, cultural diversity and nature - Berlin is the modern and trendy German capital located in the heart of Europe.
In addition to being the political centre of Europe's largest economy, Berlin has much more to offer than besuited politicians and diplomats rushing down
the wide streets of the city. Read on
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DIFC
Located at the crossroads of the major international capital markets of New York, Frankfurt and London, in the West - as well as Hong Kong and Tokyo
in the East -, Dubai is an emerging financial hub of global significance. The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is a 110 acre business hub
providing legal, physical and business infrastructure Read on
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Dusseldorf
Elegant high-streets offering excellent shopping opportunities and efficient health centres for modern treatments represent very attractive incentives
for Gulf tourists planning their European holidays.Over the years the city of Dusseldorf succeeded in moving from the more traditional label of picturesque city on the river Rhine Read on
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Emirates - Germany Business Summit
With a total amount of exports more than doubled since 2005 and constantly intensifying bilateral business relations, the UAE are accordingly considered one
of the main economic partners of Germany in the Arab World. Sectors such as tourism, healthcare, media, real estate, construction, finance and logistics are only
the prime focuses Read on
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Flanders
The top destinations in Europe for travellers from the Arabian Gulf have long been established - a process that was helped by strong, continuous marketing campaigns
and direct daily flight connections to different Gulf countries. Cities like London, Paris and Munich have this way become the favourite destinations Read on
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Frankfurt
Frankfurt - Germany's business, finance and transportation hub is located in the heart of the country on the river Main. Worldwide, the city is commonly associated
with the financial centre of continental Europe, as it is home of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the European Central Bank and the German National Bank. Read on
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German Business Park
Ever since Germany engaged in a strategic partnership with the United Arab Emirates in April 2004, the two countries have steadily intensified their business ties and currently
hundreds of German companies already established their offices in the UAE. The privileged economic relations between the Emirates and Germany motivated the construction and
the opening in 2008 Read on
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Hamburg
The Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg is Germany's second-largest city located on the banks of the river Elbe. Its port is the largest in the country and is named Germany's
'Gateway to the World' due to its economical and logistical significance. However, Hamburg is more than merely a sea freight hub. Read on
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Lufthansa
Precarious security conditions and poor infrastructure are not the only difficulties that media and press currently have to currently confront in Iraq. The local
media are struggling to get rid of a heavy legacy and freedom of the press still faces significant challenges. Read on
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Maquet
Healthcare and medical technology are sectors in which Dubai confirmed as prime hub for the GCC region. With large-scale projects like the Dubai Healthcare
City and the Dubai Biotechnology Park accomplished in the last few years, many international companies operating in these areas have arrived and established
their regional branches in the Gulf metropolis. Read on
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Munich
Following the effects of the global economic crisis, which badly affected the touristic sector of many European cities, in 2009 the city of Munich
experienced a sensitive decrease in the number of its habitual Arab and Gulf tourists. In addition, the travel concerns arising from the circulating
risk of a pandemia contributed to even worsen Munich's records of tourism from the Gulf Read on
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Panama
Featuring the largest banking centres as well as the most important free trade areas in their respective regions and having both experienced a
real estate boom of international resonance, Panama and Dubai have shared so far parallel developments and similar stories. Read on
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Techem
The economic boom years in the Gulf region led to some of the world's fastest growth in population and GDP. At the same time, energy consumption
and carbon emissions also increased very quickly. Its access to a vast amount of natural energy resources allowed countries of the region for a
quick industrial expansion as well as growth in production of electricity and desalinated water. Read on
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Thuringen
Having been associated to great names such as Goethe, Schiller, Bauhaus and Bach over the centuries, the federal state of Thuringia is still
nowadays considered as indissolubly related to the historical and cultural heritage of Germany. The area of Thuringia is well known in Europe for
preserving an important part of the traditional and cultural patrimony of Germany Read on
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Wintershall
Natural oil resources are becoming increasingly valuable due to their scarcity and high volumes being needed in ever more regions across the
world, particularly in developing countries. Hence, the market for exploration of crude oil and natural gas is steadily becoming more competitive,
especially in the Arabian Gulf region. In 2009. Read on
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Online Campaigns For Tourism To Germany
The Internet is a powerful communications tool whose importance is exponentially increasing in the Arab World along with the number of new users in
this region. With recent figures having already passed 60 million regular users, the number of new Internet connections in the Arabic-speaking countries
is expected to more than double in the next five years. Read on
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