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2015 GIS: Building Economic Cities Panel Discussion On Competitiveness In Building Economic Cities Panelists: Mr. Fahd Al-Rasheed, Group CEO and Managing Director of the King Abdullah Economic City (host for the conference) Mr. Samih Barbir, Chairman of Abdali Investment & Development PSC. Oman Mr. Paul Scialla, CEO of Delos Living, New York City Moderated by ...

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