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Expansion des opérations à Dubaï !
En raison de l’expansion rapide et continue de la division d’approvisionnement des introductions en bourse, nous avons pris un deuxième bureau adjacent dans le bâtiment JBC 1.
Nous utilisons maintenant une installation de 4000 pieds carrés. Effectif actuellement à 19 et cherchant à en prendre 22 autres. Nous espérons avoir plus de 40 employés en place d’ici mai pour couvrir les achats pour le Groupe.
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