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RAK plans Morocco, Egypt and Sudan jobs

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Saturday, 23 February 2008

RAK Properties plans to expand into Morocco, Egypt and Sudan during 2008, and to other markets later on.

The company's expansion is fueled by strong and sustained investor interest in the company‘s projects from the local and regional markets.

"The overwhelming response our projects are gaining from overseas and regional investors is a testament to the trust we have earned from our investors, and reiterates our commitment to enhance value to our stakeholders through high quality projects," said Mohammed Sultan Al Qadi, managing director & CEO of RAK Properties.

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