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Dubai Land Department (DLD) will provide support for the Middle East Facilities Management Conference (MEFMA) through its strategic partnership with the Middle East Facilities Management Association (MEFMA).
The sixth edition of the conference will take place from March 13-14 at The Address Hotel, Dubai Marina.
DLD has confirmed that a delegation of senior management representatives will attend the conference, including Juma bin Humaidan, Deputy Director of Dubai Land Department; Marwan Bin Ghalita, Engineer and CEO of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA); and Mahmoud Al Burai, Managing Director of Dubai Real Estate Institute. MEFMA Confex 2017 will see an elite group of facilities management decision-makers, pioneers and experts gathering to discuss the latest developments in the field and help shape a sustainable environment to support future socio-economic development.
Juma Bin Humaidan, Deputy Director of Dubai Land Department, said, “The UAE’s facilities management sector has witnessed ongoing developments over the years, and has proven its competence and leading position on the global stage. The sector also supports the vision of our wise leadership for the UAE to excel in all fields.”
The conference attracts the attendance of facilities management experts from around the world, who will enrich the discussion sessions and workshops by contributing in-depth views that promise to enhance the future of the sector. Every aspect of facilities management will be considered, including the all-important human element, to offer attendees a comprehensive insight into field.
It is expected that the facilities management sector will continue to evolve towards the highest international standards, thereby strengthening its pivotal role as a major player within the international market. The UAE is capable of providing competitive, first-rate facilities management services both regionally and globally, which has cemented its position as one of the most advanced nations in the world.