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Economic Zones World unveils its first Business Centers World Facility

Dubai World flagship company Economic Zones World (EZW), unveiled its first Business Centers World (BCW) facility located in Jafza View 18 & 19 recently. BCW is an EZW initiative designed to cater to short-term, fully equipped office-services requirements of companies and individual entrepreneurs, who are exploring business opportunities in the region.

  • Staff Report
  • Published: 14:56 October 15, 2008
  • Gulf News

Dubai: Dubai World flagship company Economic Zones World (EZW), unveiled its first Business Centers World (BCW) facility located in Jafza View 18 & 19 recently. BCW is an EZW initiative designed to cater to short-term, fully equipped office-services requirements of companies and individual entrepreneurs, who are exploring business opportunities in the region.

BCW will be managed and operated by UK-based Regus Group, which is the world's largest provider of outsourced workplaces for companies and individual entrepreneurs.

Salma Hareb, CEO of Economic Zones World, and Paulo Dias, CEO of Regus EMEA, inaugurated the BCW facility. Senior EZW and Regus officials as well as important members of the global business community interested in the region attended the event.

BCW will be operating a chain of such well-equipped, fully furnished office centres across Economic Zones World group companies in the region and worldwide. The centres will offer round-the-clock workstations access with network connections, meeting and conference rooms equipped with top-notch visual and audio equipment and business lounges.

BCW can also organise professional staff providing administrative and secretarial services upon request.

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