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Accounting jobs are becoming more popular nowadays because of the emergence of so many businesses and new companies in gulf and middle east countries. Among these accounting jobs are administration jobs. Accounting jobs are expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations. Accounting jobs are plentiful. Investment management type jobs (which like to see their front office employees pursuing the CFA) are super competitive, akin to investment banking. Accounting jobs are stable and easy to come by if you have the right tools. Accounting jobs are available with public accounting firms, government, corporations and with self-employed certified public accountants.Accounting jobs are…. Click Here to Read More

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Danube’s AED 50 million factory project in TechnoPark on track Dubai, February 24 , 2010: Jafza Jafza based Danube Group’s 1.3 million square ft factory project in TechnoPark TechnoPark is moving ahead full steam. Read more on Zawya Moody’s 2010 Middle East Sovereign Outlook: Staying the Course 24 February 2010 DIFC: 2010 should be a year of improvement for the Middle East as a sluggish global recovery gains momentum and investor confidence rebuilds, predicts Moody’s Investors Service in its first annual “Middle East Sovereign Outlook” report. Read more on Zawya Oman: a New Trade Union Centre is Born With the completion of its Founding Congress on 15 February, the General…. Click Here to Read More

Product DescriptionThe land of frankincense—three ancient Omani cities connected with the frankincense trade—were recently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The history and value of the resin, once as important to the ancient Arabian world as oil is now, is not widely appreciated today. This stunning book that combines travel writing, history, and a glimpse into the world of perfumery explores every aspect of these fragrant, ivorycolored “pearls,” from frankincense’s harvesting beneath the barks of desert trees, through the vital role it played in the culture of the old Middle East, to its use today in aromatherapy and perfume. Hundreds of color photographs illustrate the…. Click Here to Read More