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Dubai Holiday - How did Dubai become a Major Travel Destination?   Dubai - The Ever-Changing City   Economic Eye on Dubai Collection and distribution of aid Many organisations have now fallen in- line with the Government's recommendations with regards to the collection and distribution of aid. "The best thing to do is to channel money and material aid through the UAE Red Crescent Authority (RCA) or the Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation, as we have the access and the expertise," says the RCA's Fahad Bin Sultan. "We have agreements at the international level that facilitate our work, so we would encourage people to work with us." In accordance with Ministerial Decree No. 5/386 for 1994, the RCA is the primary humanitarian organisation sanctioned to represent the UAE at the international level. The total value of its humanitarian projects to date exceeds Dh1.5 billion. read more. Work at Romanian zoo takes one step forward, two back Editor's note: John Wright, general curator for Hattiesburg Zoo, is using his two-week summer vacation to travel to Buhusi, Romania, as part of "The Lions Roar" project, started by American storyteller Laura Simms, which is lending aid and technical support to the Buhusi Zoo. He also spent time in Buhusi last year. . read more. TCS, Wipro keen to acquire land at Infopark: Kerala CM Kochi, Aug 5. (PTI): IT majors Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro have evinced interest in acquiring land for setting up campuses at Infopark at nearby Kakkanad, Chief Minister V S Achutanandan said on Friday. The Chief Minister, who visited the Infopark on Friday morning and spent about 20 minutes talking to officials, later told reporters that about 25,000 people would get employment by 2008 when the development of the park would be more or less completed. Infopark would not be a subject of discussion during the talks being held on Friday and Saturday at Thiruvananthapuram with the officials of Dubai Internet City (DIC) in connection with the setting up of the Kochi Smart city project, he said. The Chief Minister said land acquisition proceedings with regard to 136 acres of land for developing Infopark would be speeded up. read more.

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