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Tahaluf, part-public territorial surveillance champion

Founded on the initiative of the Emirati interior ministry, the part-publicly owned Tahaluf Al Emarat is developing an array of technology to monitor foreign visitors. The company also has its eye on the export market. [...] (279 words)

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