Season 2, Ep.5: SRTIP - Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park

from Economic Impact · host Ahmed Mohamed Al Naqbi

Welcome back to season two of Economic Impact: Conversations from EDB’.This time, in episode five, we’re joined by a person who “strongly believes that knowledge (and the knowledge economy) is a prerequisite for growth, and it is something that we should all undoubtedly invest in”.His Excellency, Hussain Al Mahmoudi is the chief executive officer of ‘SRTIP’, Sharjah Research Technology and Innovation Park.You can listen to 'Economic Impact' wherever you get your podcasts. Plus, you can watch ‘Economic Impact’ on the EDB website, edb.gov.ae, and on Youtube. Subscribe and like us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn - and let us know what you think…To find out more, just look for ‘Economic Impact, Conversations from Emirates Development Bank'. Emirates Development Bank

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Welcome to another episode of Economic Impact, conversations from Emirates Development Bank (EDB), the key financial engine for economic development and industrial advancement of the UAE. In each instalment CEO Ahmed Al Naqbi leads insightful discussions with change-makers and thought-leaders in the UAE to learn how they’re contributing to the nation’s economy and realising the UAE’s economic ambitions.

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