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Summary: Atlas Telecom, a leading provider of intelligent and secure telecommunications networks and security Atlas Telecom, a leading provider of intelligent and secure telecommunications networks and security solutions in the GCC has announced its sponsorship of Bani Yas football team for the 2009/10 season, valued at AED 3 million.
Atlas Telecom gets passionate about football with sponsorship of Bani ... by Albawaba.com
The investment arm of Bani Yas Sports Club, BID, said the sub-structure for residential units at the mixed-use development under construction in Bani Yas city, was almost complete.
$817m Baniyas project on track by TradeArabia (Manama, Bahrain)
The first phase of paid car parking will cover the locations between Khalifa and Hamdan streets, and between Bani Yas (Al Najda) and Liwa streets.
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