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date of fourth quarter 2013 for DP Worlds London Gateway. Someone had better tell the sat nay guys. At a glitzy event, graced by two UK ministers, DP World invited what appeared to be half the nation's container industry to an event in Essex, home to the £1.5bn container terminal and logistics park on

ce of England", albeit in Essex — better known for unkind jokes about the locals — was a leitmotiv during the event. London Gateway chief executive Simon Moore kicked off the theme with his welcoming presentation to an eclectic audience which included religious leaders and representatives from the Royal Ope

der his leadership and was forced to accept a $20 billion bailout from oil-rich Abu Dhabi. In a rare interview, the sultan, who remains chairman of DP World, the ports operator, and Istithmar World, the investment firm, said things were looking up. Last week, he unveiled plans to refit the Queen Elizabet

title. V good job on your part getting all those key messages in there. Regards S From: Woodward, Xavier [mailto: Sent: 08 July 2012 03:52 To: Simon Moore; Sarah Lockie; Charles Meaby; Simon Hall; Fiona Piper; Mohammed Sharaf Subject: The Sunday Times EFTA00701949 The Sunday Times report is below. I

e largest capital investment initiative in the UK and will become the largest employment creation project in the country. Mohammed Sharaf C.E.O for DP World said; "We are very pleased with the UK Government's approval of the Harbour Empowerment Order. This represents a significant milestone for the proj

Order. This represents a significant milestone for the project and will allow us to progress with the development." London Gateway Chief Executive Simon Moore said: "This is an historic day for the shipping industry and the economy as a whole. We will be the UK's first major port for more than 25 years.