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As global leaders converge on Abu Dhabi for the Future Capitals World Summit this week, strategic sponsor Sorouh Real Estate PJSC commented on Abu Dhabi’s future as a global capital city.
A company spokesperson from Sorouh Real Estate PJSC said:
“Abu Dhabi is the capital city of one of the world’s fastest growing and most dynamic economies. Built upon the principles of environmental and economic sustainability, alongside the fulfilment of deeply rooted Emirati culture, Abu Dhabi is well-placed to be a vibrant and exciting future capital.
“The Future Capitals World Summit is a groundbreaking forum, where leaders from around the globe will investigate the principles required for successful urban living in the coming years. This is an extremely important topic for Sorouh, as one of Abu Dhabi’s major developers currently master-planning large portions of the city’s future urban landscapes.
“Abu Dhabi has demonstrated through Plan 2030 its responsiveness to this debate, with a unique strategic vision for its development. The Plan outlines the city’s urban framework, recognises the need to progress in a sustainable and accountable manner, critical elements for future success, and the Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030, provides a blueprint for the city’s economic development.
“Cities which are able to attract and retain investments and which offer strength and vision over a number of areas, including urban planning, economic diversification, and a business friendly environment will emerge as the world leaders. Sorouh is playing a part in the future of Abu Dhabi, by working closely with the vision and guidelines set out by the Government.
“Sorouh is currently involved in developing more than 10 million square meters of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Sorouh’s key developments such as SHAMS Abu Dhabi on Reem Island, Lulu Island and alghadeer are contributing to Abu Dhabi’s emergence as a key destination for business, tourism and capital investment. ”
Sorouh Real Estate PJSC is the strategic sponsor of Future Capitals World Summit, which takes place from 13 – 15 January 2009 at the InterContinental Hotel Abu Dhabi.
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