Analysts say the forthcoming IPO may turn the social networking giant into a $100-billion company and its founder Mark Zuckerberg, one of the richest people on the planet.
The government of Abu Dhabi is also encouraging UAE nationals to seek private sector employment.
Dubai-based geospatial solutions firm Global Scan Technologies is expanding in the Middle East, Africa and other developing nations as part of its expansion plans.
The North South Railway in Saudi Arabia can potentially help the kingdom’s mining and petrochemical trade by easing bulk transportation in both industries.
Euro zone unemployment hit a record 10.4 per cent in November and December 2011, provisional official figures show.
Tawdheef expects over 26,000 Emirati jobseekers to flock to Abu Dhabi's annual recruitment event. This year the show will feature more than 2,000 job vacancies.
The six-nation Gulf region is set to spend around $82 billion in boosting its maritime defence technology by 2015.
With a population that has increased tenfold in recent years, Abu Dhabi has struggled to expand its healthcare services.
Thousands of international companies, including those from France, are seeking to grab a portion of the Middle East's growing healthcare sector.
Carefusion, a US-based supplier of specialised medical products, is targeting a double-digit growth as more medical institutions are being built across the Gulf.
