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Education: Aramex supports Million Books drive
Global logistics provider Aramex has lent its support to Dubai Cares' Million Books Challenge. As a partner, Aramex is handling all of the campaign's logistical needs to over 150 government and private schools in the UAE
Dubai: Global logistics provider Aramex has lent its support to Dubai Cares' Million Books Challenge. As a partner, Aramex is handling all of the campaign's logistical needs to over 150 government and private schools in the UAE.
Hussain Hachem, CEO of Aramex GCC said: "We are delighted to offer our logistics services to the Dubai Cares' Million Books Challenge, a truly significant project which is improving children's lives through education."
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