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Al Baddad announces Australia forayUAE-based Al Baddad International, one of the largest aluminium mobile halls and tents companies in the Middle East, has entered into a deal with an Australian firm, Western Osprey to launch its operations in Australia and New Zealand. More… |
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Bahrain to send quake aid to TurkeyBahrain is set to send much-needed blankets, tents and medical supplies to quake-hit Turkey from next week, it emerged yesterday. The move follows the directives from His Majesty King Hamad to Royal Charity Organisation (RCO) chairman Shai More… |
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Batelco sponsors Ramadan tentBatelco, the leading telecommunication company in Bahrain, said it has sponsored a number of Ramadan events at several venues including the tent at the Gulf Hotel as part of its corporate social responsibility. The company has also provide More… |
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Atlantis' Asateer to bring back Arabian traditionsAtlantis, The Palm, a leading entertainment resort destination in the Middle East, will be honouring Ramadan with Asateer, a spectacular beachfront tent where guests will be able to enjoy evenings with family and friends in an ambience of time-hon More… |
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Makro sets up tent for customersMakro Egypt, the country's first wholesale store, has opened a make-shift tent to cater to its customers in Al Salam City in Cairo after its store was destroyed in the recent unrest that rocked the country. At the new Makro Egypt te More… |
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Bahrain summer fest draws good crowdThe opening day of the third annual 'Bahrain Summer Festival 2011' witnessed huge crowd especially at the tent of festival mascot “Nakhool”, a character symbolizing Bahrain’s tradition, culture and Dilmunic history, set up next to Arad Fort. More… |
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NY town orders stop to Gaddafi tentLibyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was having a tent pitched on suburban New York property owned by Donald Trump until local officials stopped the work because it violated regulations, a town attorney said. Gaddafi, a famously eccentric figure More… |
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Kuwait tragedy tent had only one exitA Kuwaiti wedding tent, where 41 women and children died in a fire on Saturday, had only one exit, an official said, causing a stampede that compounded the death toll. 'Since the first spark of the fire, the attendees rushed to the ten More… |
