(PRWEB) August 10, 2003
As we move into August, British ex-pats and contractors are still awaiting the answer to the Iraqi question. When will there be opportunities with the reconstruction program?
Iraq has barely been off the front pages for the last six months. Through the long build up to war, the short conflict period and the now lingering aftermath, coverage has been extensive but actual information has been sparse when it comes to the reconstruction program. The role of the UK, the role of expatriate contractors and the timescale for actual activity remain shrouded in uncertainty.
For most British businesses and contractors the picture painted of Iraq depends on who you talk to.
Iraqi businesses looking for British partners have been advocating travel to Baghdad as soon as possible as the only way to establish a presence in the area. The foreign office, however, continues to advise against Âall but the most essential travel to IraqÂ.
Some have opted for meeting with potential partners in Amman or Kuwait City, Others have met with representatives in the UK to establish links. Iraqis will consistently argue that the only way to develop opportunities is to get into Baghdad and feel your way around. Continue reading
Middle East Times Website Launch – News, Analyis and Commentary about the Middle East
Washington DC (PRWEB) January 9, 2008
The Middle East Times announced on January 9 the re-design of its website. The new look is cleaner and more organized. Already visitors are responding to the improved layout by spending more time on the site. “Since the launch of the Middle East Times website, I’ve seen page views increase by over 100%. Visitors are engaged by the content and look deeper into the site” said Seyla Seng, Director of Advertising for the Middle East Times.
Among the more noticeable changes you will find a greater selection of opinion, commentary and news analysis written by top experts in their field. The Middle East Times will bring you the top news stories every day through a network of dedicated correspondents based throughout the region. “We believe these changes will make the Middle East Times a more competitive, exciting and more interesting source of information. These changes will make the Middle East Times a ‘must read’ source to stay informed on the latest developments in the region” said Claude Salhani, Editor of the Middle East Times.
Within the next 30 days the Middle East Times will offer classified advertising such as employment, real estate, automotive, and personals. It will be the ideal place to advertise throughout the Middle East and beyond. Classified advertising will be free to all visitors with the exception of employment listings. Online advertisers are welcome to place banner and video advertising throughout the site at competitive rates. Continue reading →