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UAE, China look at postal tie-up
A high-level delegation from China Post Group, led by Zhang Yafei, President of the Group, explored the potential for stronger business ties with Emirates Post, at the end of an official visit.
- Staff Report
- Published: 23:40 February 25, 2008
Dubai: A high-level delegation from China Post Group, led by Zhang Yafei, President of the Group, explored the potential for stronger business ties with Emirates Post, at the end of an official visit.
The Chinese officials held talks with Ebrahim Karam, CEO of Emirates Post, Salem Al Shaye'e, Assistant Director General, Operations, Emirates Post and Saif Ali Al Shehhi, Director of Operations, Emirates Post.
The two sides agreed to pursue new business partnerships and agreed there was potential for stronger cooperation.
Karam briefed the visitors on the establishment of the Emirates Holding Group and outlined the responsibilities of subsidiaries.
Al Shehhi referred to the existing cordial relations between China and the UAE.
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