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Sheikh Mohammed, accompanied by Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, and other top officials, toured various sections of the exhibition. Wam -
Cityscape is considered the Middle East's largest real estate development and investment event. Wam -
This year saw growing momentum in terms of number of local and foreign exhibitors who display high quality investment and real estate developments in various areas of tourism, hospitality, leisure and housing. Wam -
Mirroring Dubai's expanding real estate sector, the event has grown by more than 50 per cent on last year as it showcases 223 international and regional exhibitors, at a total exhibition space of 25,000 square metres. Wam -
Sheikh Mohammed began his tour with a visit to Dubai World Central pavilion where he was briefed on the integrated Al Maktoum Airport City project. Wam -
He was also briefed on the different investment opportunities available. Wam -
Sheikh Mohammed also visited pavilions of Dubai Properties Group and Emaar. Wam -
The Dubai Ruler hailed the developmental projects exhibited by local, Arab and international companies. Wam -
He described the projects as qualitative and distinct in terms of design, constituents and purposes as they provide high residential environment along with focus on tourism that has become one of the most important elements of attracting investors to the region. Wam -
Sheikh Mohammed also hoped that these projects will, once completed, contribute to boosting the local economy. Wam -
The ruler said he also hopes the projects will achieve the objectives of sustainable development the UAE seels to achieve, provide job opportunities and new investment opportunities for Arab and foreign investors. Wam
In pictures: Sheikh Mohammed tours Cityscape Global 2013
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