Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed al-Maktoum, chairman of Dubai Supreme Fiscal Committee has said the Dubai World is seeking to separate "good" businesses from underperforming assets as part of its restructuring plan, Bloomberg has reported. "There's a lot of good business like the port business, free zone, dry dock," he said, adding the government is "always behind" Dubai World.
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