Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed Al Nahyan visits Emirates Boat Show International Abu Dhabi

His Highness Sheikh Saif toured the show premises and interacted with exhibitors. He was accompanied by other VIPs as well as by Mr. Ahmed Al-Romaithi, Member of the Executive Committee of Abu Dhabi International Marine Sports Club (ADMISC) and Mr. Wael JuJu, CEO Knotika Holding.

After his tour of the show, His Highness Sheikh Saif said:

"Staging a luxurious event such as the Emirates Boat Show International highlights the UAE's success in organizing major events. Additionally, the interest from participants and visitors in attending this show portrays the lifestyle atmosphere of Abu Dhabi and do speak for the world-class yachts and boats available in the country that has been established under the guidance and trust of our people. The UAE had become a top country for businesses and a tourist destination that will be home to some of the region's greatest developments in both luxury and commerce."

The Emirates Boat Show International, held at the Abu Dhabi International Marine Sports Club from the 25th to the 29th of November, has attracted more than 150 exhibitors displaying more than 200 boats; the latest within the leisure marine products. The show is expected to attract more than 15,000 visitors by the time it concludes.

Dubai Marine said, "We are proud to take part in this show and we thank Abu Dhabi and Knotika Holding for this great opportunity. The city had added value to our business and we wish Emirates Boat Show the best of luck."

On the other hand, Dr. Rainer commented saying, "We would like to thank Abu Dhabi for this great opportunity and we are pleased to be present here. However, we were delighted to have dignitaries visiting our stand and looking at our exclusive yachts; it's an honor indeed. Additionally, Rodriguez is showcasing the most luxurious and expensive yachts in this show such as the Leopard 31 (the most luxurious boat available for charter in the Middle East) that had attracted EBSI's VIPs and visitors."