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Technopark signs MoU with Sharjah Free Zone
Thursday June 16, 2011 10:25:12 PM,
IANS
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Thiruvananthapuram: IT hub Technopark and Sharjah's Hamariyah Free Zone Authority (HFZA)
Thursday signed a pact for mutual development and promotion of IT
and other industry.
Technopark CEO Mervin Alexander said the new arrangement would
provide opportunities for Technopark firms to reach global
customers through the Middle East market.
Speaking at the event, Rashid Al Leem, director general, Hamriyah
Free Zone, said HFZA will provide total support and special
benefits for Kerala companies who plan to set up operations in
HFZA.
"The free zone was started 11 years back with 70 local companies.
Today it has grown to house over 5,500 companies with people of
137 nationalities working," he said.
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