Students of oil and gas studies and ADNOC engineers to benefit from GE proprietary technical tools and programmes
Abu Dhabi, April 17, 2005: GE Energy President and CEO John Rice, signed an agreement with the Petroleum Institute in Abu Dhabi today to dedicate a specialized laboratory in its Department of Engineering.
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Abu Dhabi, February 21, 2005: GE, the global technology, media and financial services company, today forecast double-digit growth this year for its US$3.4 billion Middle East business on the back of positive economic developments in the region. The upbeat message was delivered in Abu Dhabi by Ferdinando 'Nani' Beccalli, President and CEO of GE International.
75-ton water purification system to depart Sharjah this evening on world's largest aircraft
Sharjah, January 10, 2005: Today, Assist International announces the donation by GE of a water purification system that will produce at least 432,000 gallons of potable water per day in Banda Aceh, the northern Indonesian province that was the hardest hit by the tsunami. The equipment has the potential to provide drinkable water for 110,000 Indonesians per day. GE expects the system to be functional as soon as next weekend, January 15-16.
Global company launches regional female leadership strategy with Middle East branch of GEWN
Dubai, November 24, 2004: General Electric (GE) today announced that its Middle East division has set up a GE Women's Network (GEWN) regional group to spearhead a new leadership initiative. The GEWN, which reflects the company's commitment to women's professional development and career growth, is a voluntary organisation aimed at fostering the advancement of female leaders throughout its businesses.
Immelt discusses GE's strategy for Middle East and Africa on two day visit to the region
Dubai, November 8, 2004: GE, the world's biggest company by market value, views the Middle East as one of the key areas for growth and will continue to focus on developing world-class solutions in the energy, transportation and healthcare sectors to enable the company to grow in the region.
Nabil Habayeb appointed region President and Company Officer
Dubai, 9th September 2004: GE announced the appointment of Nabil Habayeb, 46, as a company officer and President of the newly created Middle East & Africa region. The appointment is effective immediately, based in Dubai.
As President for Middle East and Africa, Nabil Habayeb will be responsible for developing and expanding the growth of GE's different businesses across the newly created region, reporting to Nani Beccalli, President & CEO, EMEA, Latin America and Canada.
