Smaller developers in Dubai give delayed projects a new lease of life
They are able to get the project at a significant price discount over prevailing alternatives
Khaleej Times - 30-Jan-2018
The National Human Resource Development and Employment Authority (merged)
Also known as: TANMIA, The National HR Development & Employment Authority Last updated on: 17 May 2016
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Business SummaryProvides career counseling, guidance and evaluation to the national manpower and national employment opportunities, labor market studies and analyses.Country of IncorporationUAEOwnership TypeGovernmentPrimary SectorGovernmental InstitutionsNumber of Employees-Contact details
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