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Feb 17, 2011
Drydocks World sees a ‘fruitful year’ ahead
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Drydocks World, Dubai World’s shipbuilding unit, sees a ‘fruitful year’ ahead after a tough 2010 and will deliver good results amid signs of positive indicators and stable environment globally, its top official said on Wednesday.
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