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Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority joins DQG as investor partner

Dubai Quality Group (DQG) has announced that the Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority (DSOA), the regulatory body of the Dubai Silicon Oasis, has joined the group as its newest partner.

  • Staff Report
  • Published: 22:40 December 20, 2008
  • Gulf News

Dubai: Dubai Quality Group (DQG) has announced that the Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority (DSOA), the regulatory body of the Dubai Silicon Oasis, has joined the group as its newest partner.

Silicon Oasis is the region's hub for high-tech industries.

Officials say the partnership effectively expands DQG's network across key sectors in the UAE while securing an important ally in the group's continued pursuit of excellence within the entire local business community.

Defining attribute

DSOA's confirmation as DQG Investor Partner likewise provides a significant boost for the authority to further realise its mission of establishing a universally recognised state-of-the-art oasis for technology-based industries.

"DQG will offer strategically important quality-focused resources and activities that will allow DSOA to benchmark its corporate structure and management approach according to the latest international best practice standards," said Osama Al Rahma, Finance Director of Dubai Quality Group's Board of Directors.

Dr Mohammad Al Zarouni, Vice Chairman and CEO of the Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority said: "Quality is a defining attribute that will enable the Dubai Silicon Oasis to stand out as one of the world's foremost integrated technology parks."

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