vendredi 23 juillet 2010

Investments


Rana Nasim
investments international

To:
Mohamed KOUBAA
Friday 23 July 2010 01:38

rana nasim spain

we r offering 15 groups. it is URLANA 786 holding . and can u offer us local patner local help for work plz update mi .i am going saudia in three days or after week end so updtae mi if u can participate with us thanks for ur time


I’M ATTACH THE REQUESTED INFORMATION AND THE PRESENTATION COMPANY AND OF OUR CLIENTS CONSULT ENGINEERING/IDOM ENGINEERING/EIFFAGE), SPANISH COMPANIES WITH WHICH WE HAVE BEEN IN LYBIAN WITH INTEREST TO DEVELOP PROJECTS OF INFRASTRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTION, OIL & GAZ AND PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ENVIRONMENT.

BUSINESS AREAS .-
1. Buildable & Construction (Private and public houses, hotels and
services, leisure, public agency headquarters and assistances services
such as schools, hospitals, universities, specialist nursing centers and
so on) Development and design of architectural and engineering
projects both public and private work and the corresponding
execution.
2. Renewable energy: photovoltaic, thermal, wind energy and biomass.
3. Treatment of urban waste.
4. Sanitation, purification, and water drainage. Hydro.
5. Electricity: Public lighting, projection, development, implementation,
installation and maintenance.
6. Air conditioning and refrigeration.
7. Petrochemical industrial engineering: screening, development and
implementation of facilities and maintenance. Oil & Gas. Automatisms.
8. Development and design of communications and related areas:
Ferrovial, ports and maritime transport and service stations.
9. Environment: Solutions to contaminant pollution of C02 emissions or
others.
10. Infrastructure: pipelines, highways, dams (water sector).
11. Quarrying and earthmoving and processing of aggregates.
12. Asphalt, concrete, bitumen and geotextiles.
13. Production and supply of building materials: ceramic and brick
14. Exploitation of oil and gas concessions.
15. Export services and materials.



1- Investments
2- Joint Ventures/Constrium.
3- Technology Transferfrom Europ.
4- Arrangement of Experience forign Companies(Brazial).


We are working as professional around the world such as in Brazail, Russa, India and China.

We have globle vision in Europ / USA based at SPAIN.

RANA NASIM
C/doctor trueta 31 bajos
08860 Castelldefels (BCN) SPAIN
0034667769520
skyp s-h-e786


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The Gulf Environment Forum 2010, the first event of its kind to take place in Saudi Arabia was a huge success and demonstrated the commitment towards a sustainable future for the Kingdom.

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Frank Deluca

DCL Construction Limited
Toronto, Ontario
A leader in commercial construction and interior build outs.

Contact Info

Email
(work)
Phone
416 554 2514 (work mobile)
416 800 8764 (work)
414-849-0598 (work fax)
Website
Address
999 Edgeley Unit #3
Vaughan, Ontario
L4K 5Z1
(work)

Work/Education

Work Experience

2007 - Present
Leading commercial construction company focused on interior lease hold build outs. We build for some of North America's largest Franchisers as well as commercial clients. We offer global Project Management services as well design and value engineering.

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Karasamanis Andreas

CEO, KappaTrust
Limassol - Cyprus
Deputy Director
SNORAS BANK- CYPRUS

CERTIFIED INVESTMENT ADVISOR

Professional Summary

KappaTrust is a corporate finance boutique headquartered in Cyprus offering the following services:
* Corporate Finance via headquartering international companies in Cyprus, raising capital and public listing in the Cyprus Stock Exchange
* Corporate services via Tax Structures
* Working in Waste to Energy projects by representing a Canadian company in various countries (funding available)
* Audit, Accounting and Legal Services (in House)

Additionally KappaTrust offers corporate services via CYPRUS IBC, Seychelles and BVI companies to clients internationally.

Work/Education

Work Experience

KappaTrust / CEO
October 1992 - Present
AB SNORAS BANK / DEPUTY DIRECTOR
2008 - Present

Education

MBA, FINANCE, 1991
BBA, accounting, 1990
What you have in common
You are both members of the groups Maldives-doing business and best holiday and 5CGroup - Doing Busines in China


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James Wilson CEO, EPG Hotels & Resorts Dubai

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James Wilson

CEO, EPG Hotels & Resorts
Dubai

Professional Summary

Managing Director EPG Hotels & Resorts-Dubai
www.epghotelsresorts.com
Managing Director International Resorts Development FZE-Dubai
Non Executive Director-IFA Hotels & Resorts-Kuwait & South Africa
www.ifahotelsresorts.com

Former Positions (Prior to 2009)

CEO Dubai World Africa, Cape Town,
www.dubaiworldafrica.co.za
Director-One & Only Cape Town
Director V&A Waterfront Cape Town
www.waterfront.co.za

Director Shamwari Game Reserves-South Africa
Director Singita Lebombo, South Africa
Director Bubye Reserve-Zimbabwe

CEO Istithmar-Africa
CEO Nakheel Hotels & Resorts-Dubai
CEO Nakheel-Dubai,www.nakheel.com

President & Director IFA Hotels & Resorts, Kuwait, Dubai & South Africa

Owners Representative Sheraton Algarve Pine Cliffs Resort Portugal
Director Pine Cliffs Golf and Country Club
www.pinecliffs.com

Managing Director-Invicta St James (Rothchild Investment Trust)

Executive Director-Golf & Leisure Whitbread Country Club Hotels

General Manager-Quinta Do Lago

Contact Info

Email
(work)
(home)
Phone
+27826071739 (work mobile)
+971505591322 (work)
What you have in common
You are both members of the group Arab Business Club
James Wilson's connections
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Tony Gately
Managing Director, AMG FITOUTS LTD
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Ravi P Doshi
Mumbai
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UAE Manager, Emile Rassam Trading L...
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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CEO - BRAZIL PRIME - Eng.Civil e...
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Executive Director, Mediamost The...
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Arab Business Members

Welcome to the Arab Business Club group

Arab Business Club

Description

Arab Business Club has thousands of business personalities, entrepreneurs, decision makers, industry experts and marketing professionals to meet and share ideas and ink deals. We have a passion for excellence which attracts quality people and creates quality events.


The club strives to promote and strengthen business relationships built on trust and transparency among various business professionals.

The mission of the Arab Business Club is to take down the barriers between business people of different nationalities.

It thereby aims to contribute to the improvement of business and cross-cultural understanding, integration and communication worldwide.

Joining the club offers you privileged access to the elite Arab business world to introduce your products and services to like-minded business professionals.

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mardi 17 février 2009

'Vers Un Partenariat Strategique Permanement





« VERS UN PARTENARIAT STRATEGIQUE PERMANENT »
PRESENTATION
A bien des égards, la situation économique des pays arabes du Golfe se présente sous des traits que leur envient les pays les plus riches de la planète. Ils sont devenus des acteurs majeurs de l’économie mondiale. Réunis au sein du Conseil de Coopération du Golfe (CCG), six pays de la péninsule arabique : Arabie Saoudite, Bahreïn, Koweït, Oman, Qatar et Emirats Arabes Unis, détiennent à eus seuls 40% des réserves mondiales de pétrole et fournissent le quart de la demande internationale.



Stimulé par la hausse des revenus du pétrole et du gaz, le PIB des pays du Golfe (35 millions d’habitants) a progressé en moyenne de 7% par an et la tendance est à la continuité comme le prévoit le FMI qui l’estime à 883 milliards de dollars pour 2008.



Ces importantes recettes ont été mobilisées pour la réalisation de nombreux projets d’infrastructures et d’équipements lourds, notamment dans les domaines du dessalement de l’eau, de la production électrique, du raffinage, des télécommunications, de la pétrochimie, de la santé, etc. Ainsi, les Etats du Conseil de Coopération du Golfe, sont-ils devenus une destination de choix pour les exportateurs comme pour les investisseurs internationaux.



Parallèlement, les experts économiques, ont évalués les stocks d’investissements des pays du Golfe à l’étranger à plus de 1000 milliards de dollars réalisés notamment, dans des projets immobiliers et dans des prises de participations dans des entreprises industrielles de stature internationale, principalement aux Etats-Unis, en Europe et en Asie.



C’est pourquoi il est essentiel que les entreprises françaises prennent la juste mesure de ces enjeux concurrentiels et saisissent les multiples opportunités de partenariat qui se présentent à elles. La France bénéficie dans l’ensemble de la région, d’une très bonne image véhiculée notamment par les hautes performances de ses technologies avancées, ses produits de luxe, ainsi que par un engouement récent pour ses grandes écoles et ses musées.



La France – Pays du Golfe constituera une occasion exceptionnelle pour bénéficier d’une approche aussi complète que possible de l’environnement des affaires dans cette importante région du monde et tentera de démontrer que la coopération entre la France et les Pays du Golfe est une chance à saisir, car elle décèle les prémices d’une forte croissance à partager.




Il a pour objectifs de présenter aux grandes entreprises, aux PME, aux banques et aux institutions d’enseignement et de formation, une approche aussi complète que possible de l’environnement des affaires et des investissements dans les pays du Golfe et en France.

Cette initiative se place dans la droite ligne de la visite effectuée par M. Nicolas Sarkozy, Président de la République en Arabie Saoudite le 14/01/08, où il avait notamment déclaré devant les hommes d’affaires saoudiens «…La France ne veut pas être seulement un partenaire économique stratégique, même si dans ce domaine, comme dans le domaine scientifique ou technique, nous avons d’énormes choses à faire ensemble ». Les visites rendues également aux Emirats Arabes Unis et au Qatar témoignent du grand intérêt que porte la France au développement économique des pays de la région et à la consolidation du partenariat avec les pays de cette région dans les domaines économique, scientifique, technique et culturel et militaire. Rappelons que les pays arabes du Golfe sont devenus aujourd’hui des acteurs majeurs de l’économie mondiale. Réunis au sein du Conseil de Coopération du Golfe (CCG), six pays de la péninsule arabique : Arabie Saoudite, Bahreïn, Koweït, Oman, Qatar et Emirats Arabes Unis détiennent à eus seuls 40% des réserves mondiales de pétrole et fournissent le quart de la demande internationale.

Grâce à la forte hausse du prix du baril qui a franchi cette année la barre symbolique des 140 dollars, les pays membres du CCG se sont constitués des fonds de réserve qui n’ont cessé de s’accroître. Cet apport a déclenché à l’intérieur de leurs frontières ( pour les 35 millions d’habitants) un boom économique sans précédent qui leur a permis d’accumuler à l’extérieur plus de 1000 milliards de dollars d’investissements, notamment en projets immobiliers et en prises de participations dans des entreprises industrielles de stature internationale aux Etats-Unis, en Europe, en Afrique du Nord et en Asie.


Invest in Bahrain


Bahrain
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Visit to the Middle East by President Nicolas Sarkozy (February 10 & 11, 2009)
This trip provided an opportunity to sign agreements and issue joint statements with the authorities of the three countries: notably, in Bahrain, an agreement regarding medical training, a military cooperation agreement, and a joint statement on cooperation on civilian nuclear energy; and in Kuwait, a joint statement by the heads of state on the strategic partnership between the two countries, and a joint statement by the economy ministers.
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Introduction
France maintains cordial and trusting ties with Bahrain. The French government supports King Hamad’s opening policy. This latter has made several official visits to France, first as Crown Prince (4 July 1995, 5 September 1997), and then as sovereign of Bahrain (15 July 1999 - his first head of state visit outside the Arab world, 12 September 2000 and 4 May 2001). Beginning in December 2002, relations between France and Bahrain have been rekindled through an increased number of official French visits to Manama: Mr. Renaud Muselier (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs), followed by Ms. Michèle Alliot-Marie (Defence Minister), Mr. Dominique Bussereau (Secretary of State for Transport and the Sea), Mr. Dominique de Villepin (Foreign Affairs Minister) and Mr. Gilles de Robien (Minister of Equipment, Transport, Land-Use Planning and the Sea, in November 2004).
Bahrain’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Khalifa, made an official visit from 19 through 24 February 2004, during which he was received by the French President. Sheikh Khalifa also met with the Prime Minister, the President of the Senate, the Minister of the Economy and Finance, the Secretary of State for Transport and the Sea, and the President of the Institut du Monde Arabe.
Crown Prince Sheikh Salman made a working visit to France on 20 and 21 June 2005, during which he was received by the French President, the Foreign Affairs Minister and the Defence Minister.
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashed made an official visit to France from 27 to 30 November 2007, during which he was received by Interior Minister Ms. Alliot-Marie.


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Economic relations
Economic relations
France and Bahrain have signed several bilateral agreements to promote their trade: economic and industrial cooperation agreement of 21 April 1977, tourism cooperation agreement of March 1980, non-double taxation agreement of 10 May 1993, air agreement of 3 July 1995, reciprocal investment protection and incentive agreement of 24 February 2004.
France’s economic presence in Bahrain is concentrated in four sectors: aluminium, oil, electricity, and banking. Our exports doubled in 2004 compared with 2003, making us Bahrain’s fifth-leading supplier (5.9% of the market share) in 2004, behind Japan, Saudi Arabia, Germany and the United Kingdom, but ahead of the United States and China. This growth stopped suddenly in 2005, because of a lack of big contracts and in spite of the involvement of several French groups in calls for tenders launched by the Bahrain government, particularly in the field of infrastructures. French exports grew again in 2006 (20.7%), reaching 109.6 million euros. France is the source of 1% of foreign direct investments received by the kingdom. For the most part, Bahrain’s exports to France are composed of refined oil products and aluminium.
A reciprocal investment protection and incentive agreement was signed in Paris on 24 February 2004 in the presence of both Prime Ministers.