Core Education and Technologies to start West Asia operations

Updated on: Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Core Education and Technologies, a top Indian global education firm plans to expand its operations in west asia according to a senior executive of the company.

The Chairman and CEO of the company Mr. Sanjeev Mansotra said that the company will be among the 250 of those participating at the Gulf Educational Supplies and Solution (GESS) exhibition this year, starting from February 28 and ending on March 1st, as part of the company's expansion plan.

He further said that Core seeks to develop long term term relations with government organisations across the world and considers GESS as a wonderful platform to showcase Core's transformational education products and services in K-12, Higher Education and Skill Development to the knowledge fraternity in Gulf Cooperation Council.He will be present at the show to launch Core's West Asia operations.

The show has been organised with the support of the UAE Education Ministry and will be portraying the World's most innovative technologies for the education sector. Also presenting their programmes and projects will be the Education Ministries of four Gulf Cooperation Council countries namely UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Oman the Arab Bureau of education for the Gulf States (ABEGS).

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