Aviation industry leaders meeting here for three days from today will discuss a possible roadmap for “Green Aviation” to influence policymakers at the forthcoming Copenhagen climate summit.

The Education City held the second annual ‘Make A Difference Day’ (MADD) at the Carnegie Mellon University yesterday.

Al Fakhoora launched the first phase of their education initiatives to develop the potential of Palestinian students, recently. The 10-year project in the form of a comprehensive scholarship programme for the Palestinian students in Gaza will provide full scholarships to 100 students for four to five years of higher education.

The growing commercial travel market in Qatar represents a “window of opportunity which we simply cannot afford to miss,” according to the chief operations officer of Guoman Hotels, Sanjay Nijhawan, who operate two of the most popular hotels in London.

The Autonomy Corporation, a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise, has announced the launch of their presence in Qatar through their partners CMS Solutions Ltd, a part of the Inter-Tech group, at seminar held recently.

Al Jaidah Brothers and Germany-based X-Tern International GmbH have signed an agreement to set up a joint venture, which will bring a set of sustainable environmental solutions, for a greener Middle East.

College of the North Atlantic Qatar (CNA-Q) graduated 19 students from the first two classes of its Institute for Leadership & Management?s First Line Management training last week.

Over 20 universities from across Canada participated in the annual Canadian Education Fair, hosted by the College of the North Atlantic – Qatar (CNA-Q) in Doha on Wednesday.

QICC taps Amana for project

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