QSTP - GE Centre another Milestone
Doha • Staffing is under way at the GE Technology and Learning Centre which will be housed at the Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP) spanning an area of 13,000 to 14,000 sqm.
Centre General Manager Hasan Dandashly said yesterday the facility is presently in its design phase and should be ready by the end of 2008. "Staffing for oil and gas is currently going on, he said. The centre is starting operations before its actual opening, at least in fields where facilities like laboratories are not required.
Dandashly was speaking at the conclusion of a GE Investors' Meeting held at the Ritz-Carlton yesterday. During the interaction he introduced the gathering to the training centre and said the "response was good".
GE, he said, is helping Qatar build a knowledge-based economy by capitalising on the human resources in the region through use of increasing high-tech advantages and localisation.
An aviation training school will be a part of the centre with engineers from Qatar Airways and other regional airlines expected to make use of the facilities. It should be noted that those receiving training will not be rookies but full-fledged engineers looking to keep up with the latest in developments and updating their skills
The Peninsula reported
Centre General Manager Hasan Dandashly said yesterday the facility is presently in its design phase and should be ready by the end of 2008. "Staffing for oil and gas is currently going on, he said. The centre is starting operations before its actual opening, at least in fields where facilities like laboratories are not required.
Dandashly was speaking at the conclusion of a GE Investors' Meeting held at the Ritz-Carlton yesterday. During the interaction he introduced the gathering to the training centre and said the "response was good".
GE, he said, is helping Qatar build a knowledge-based economy by capitalising on the human resources in the region through use of increasing high-tech advantages and localisation.
An aviation training school will be a part of the centre with engineers from Qatar Airways and other regional airlines expected to make use of the facilities. It should be noted that those receiving training will not be rookies but full-fledged engineers looking to keep up with the latest in developments and updating their skills
The Peninsula reported
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