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Emaar, Nakheel to take part in Cityscape
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, September 22 - 2009 at 10:52
Dubai-based real estate developers, Emaar Properties and Nakheel, have decided to reverse their earlier decisions of not to taking part in this year's Cityscape, and confirmed their participation in the property show, The National has reported. Nakheel's decision was taken 'following discussions with various industry stakeholders, including partners and the leading event's organisers', while Emaar said it 'will use the participation to explain its growth strategy of expansion by business segments and further explore new geographies, especially in the Middle East and North Africa, the subcontinent and South Asia'.
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