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Nurturing a Knowledge Economy in Qatar
Knowledge, as it is applied in entrepreneurship, research, and product design, is one of the key sources of sustained growth in the global economy. The advancement of a knowledge economy is a central feature of developed and developing countries alike. Innovation, along with rising investment in “intangible” assets, such as research and development (R&D) and information and communication technologies, has become ever more important as a driver of growth. Zamila Bunglawala explores whether Qatar – a country highly dependent on its oil and gas revenues – can innovate, diversify, and ultimately reach its aim of creating a knowledge economy.  Rest

The UAE Is Heading Towards Knowledge Economy
Dubai, Sep 10th, 2011 – Economy Minister Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri has underlined that the UAE was heading towards the new concepts of knowledge and innovation economy through increment of contribution of knowledge to the Gross Domestic Product. He added this could be attained through focusing on innovation, development of small and medium enterprises and boosting of copyrights. Al Mansouri made the remarks during his reception of South Korean Ambassador to UAE Kwon Tae-kyun.  Rest

The Global Forum on the Knowledge Economy
If you are attending, I hope to meet you tomorrow or Tuesday.  Forum homepage

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