Bedaya launches "Bedaya Station"
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Silatech
Last updated on: 29 August 2018
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Business SummaryProvides business consulting services.Country of IncorporationQatarOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In-Primary SectorServicesNumber of Employees-Contact details
Primary address
Building: Silatech BuildingP.O. Box: 34111
Country: Qatar
City: Doha
Region
DohaCONTACT
- Tel: +974 4499-4800
- Fax: +974 4499-4848
- Email: info@silatech.org
- www.silatech.org
Officers
- Name availableChief Executive Officer
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