Dubai Land Department Strengthens Global Outreach with MIE Events Partnership
The agreement aims to attract foreign direct investment by showcasing Dubai's real estate strengths on a global stage. It supports DLD's broader mission to cement the emirate's status as a premier destination for real estate investment, underpinned by a transparent and investor-friendly regulatory framework.
Signed by Majid Al Marri, CEO of the Real Estate Registration Sector at DLD, and David Wang, Chairman of MIE Groups, the deal outlines joint efforts to promote Dubai's property market, streamline investor procedures, and provide strategic exposure at international platforms like APEX 2025.
DLD will lead efforts to simplify registration and permit processes, while MIE Events will organise events, workshops, and site visits, both within and outside the UAE. The company will also assist local developers in showcasing their projects, offering investors legal guidance, and producing regular market insights. 'This agreement is a strategic step that supports our goal of attracting foreign investment and fostering sustainable growth,'
said Al Marri, citing alignment with the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033.
Wang added that the collaboration marks 'a significant milestone' in connecting Dubai's dynamic real estate sector with global markets through events like APEX 2025.
The partnership will also focus on expanding international networks, hosting high-level forums, and raising investor awareness—efforts aimed at strengthening Dubai's global investment appeal and supporting the UAE's broader economic goals.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
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