The Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) will showcase the latest developments in the maritime sector that are based on maritime innovation and smart transformation at the upcoming Dubai International Boat Show 2018 (DIBS), 

 

A leading marine luxury, leisure and lifestyle event, DIBS will run from February 27 to March 3 at the Dubai Water Canal.

 

DMCA’s participation in the upcoming event is part of its commitment to achieve a sustainable, secure, sustainable, inclusive and modern maritime sector, capable of implementing maritime activities in line with economic diversification goals that would lead the country towards a post-oil economy, said a top company official.

 

"Our participation in the Dubai International Boat Show 2018 is part of our efforts to support Dubai and the UAE as a global destination for leisure navigation," Amer Ali, the executive director of the DMCA.

 

"Futuristic solutions, smart applications and maritime licensing procedures are the main highlights of our participation in the 26th edition of the pioneering regional event. This is part of our relentless efforts to make innovation and smart transformation the core of our activities which will shape the future of the maritime sector. The sector plays a key role in making Dubai a leading global economic hub in line with the objectives of the Dubai Plan 2021," he added.

 

Ali said DMCA was looking forward to showcasing the competitive advantages of Dubai's maritime sector in terms of infrastructure, legislation and logistics capabilities to the visitors and exhibitors and highlight the facilities, initiatives and innovative services that enhance the level of confidence of regional and international investors in the local maritime cluster, which has become the best in the world. 

 

"We also look forward with confidence and optimism to the Dubai International Boat Show 2018, which has proved to be a key player in making Dubai a destination for maritime leisure activities and a regional center for luxury yachts, boats and water sports," he added.-TradeArabia News Service