Hanadi Khalife said: “This week EXPO theme is ‘Tolerance and Inclusion’– crucial requirements of every society and workplace. This study highlights progressive thinking needed to reach a truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace while promoting best practices. Our findings indicate that recruiting and promoting talented people based on relevant and unbiased factors rather than demographics present a valuable opportunity.

Mark East, Microsoft’s Education Industry Group’s Worldwide General Manager (EMEA and Asia), offered a keynote at GESS Dubai 2021 on post-pandemic transformation and how to plan for a skilling journey that will deliver regional economic growth in the aftermath of COVID’s adjustments. “Skills for Employability — Enabling the Workforce of the Future,” said Microsoft’s Jaye Richards-Hill Senior Education Specialist.

Melles pointed out that Expo 2020 in Dubai will enhance Brazilian firms’ understanding of the MENA market, “There is a wide variety of opportunities, and Expo2020 is an ideal platform for attracting partnerships and investors”

The ‘Arts in Public Transportation’ initiative aims to make arts and culture more accessible to everyone, support Dubai’s cultural and creative sector, and give citizens and residents the opportunity to launch initiatives and ideas that help cement Dubai’s position as a global centre for culture, a creative incubator, and a thriving hub for talent.

“The world’s first AC Safety Helmet is designed to keep the industrial, construction, and other outdoor workforce and executives comfortable while in a high-temperature environment,” said Kamran Birjees Khan, Chief Executive Officer of NIA Limited.