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Princess Haya to steer revamp of Dubai Healthcare City

HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein is set to lead an overhaul of Dubai Healthcare City in a bid to steer attract fresh healthcare brands to the free zone and capture a slice of the lucrative medical tourism market.

Princess Haya, the wife of Dubai’s ruler, will oversee a restructuring aimed at shifting DHCC’s focus away from real estate and back to healthcare, her office said in an emailed statement.

The revamp will ensure “real estate would be a component that complements [DHCC’s] sustainability, but is never at the heart of its operation,” the statement said.

All existing projects in the development are under evaluation, and DHCC is in talks with a number of medical institutions to bring the project in line with its new focus, the statement said.

http://www.arabianbusiness.com/princess-haya-steer-revamp-of-dubai-healthcare-city-422610.html

Clive Power on Dubai Eye 103.8 FM !!

Clive Power was recently interviewed by Rebecca Davidson of Dubai Eye Radio 103.8 FM! Clive discussed tertiary education and the reason why large numbers of students move abroad for University education. Check back soon for the full interview! 

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Issue 8, September - November 2011

Dubai College induction sessions praised

DUBAI // As Barney Holt strolled the corridors of his new school with his parents, he touched every sculpture, stared at wall charts and took the front seat for introductions of teachers who will educate him every day for the next few years.

A Year 7 pupil at Dubai College this year, Barney, 11, tried on his uniform and met classmates and senior pupils a few days before the full rigour of classes began.

"It's really good to be here," he said. "Look at all the features, the basketball court - they even have cricket and rugby."

Barney was one of 130 pupils touring the campus on Thursday before starting lessons today.

"Coming in before the school year begins to meet up with the teachers and classmates reduces the pressure of the first day a bit," he said.

The session included activities for parents and pupils, who were guided by older students to different departments and classes.

The guides answered queries from the curious newcomers, trying to put the nervous group at ease with humour and small talk.

http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/education/dubai-college-induction-sessions-praised