Tameer Holding successfully participate at MIPIM in Hong Kong Sharjah- Oct 16, 2006

The event designed to publicize property development across the Asian region, showcased the most sophisticated and elegant projects currently under development in the Asian Pacific and wider areas. Held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Tameer Holding's stall was visited by a record number of visitors and other exhibitors, curious to view first hand examples of the phenomenal rate of development occurring in the UAE and some of the most stylish properties in the region.

'Over a short period we have successfully managed to become one of the most highly regarded and trusted property developers in the World. As always with these international exhibitions, we are grateful to have the opportunity to represent Dubai and the UAE and show how progressive and advanced the Middle East is becoming. Our participation at MIPIM was a resounding success.' said Ali Al Khudairi, CEO of Tameer Holding.

Tameer's partaking at this occasion comes after their involvement in a sequence of prestigious real estate exhibitions internationally. Since the start of the year, the firm's busy itinerary has included the Dubai Property Show in Dublin, the MIPIM in Cannes and the Russian exhibition Realtex. However 2006 has not only seen the firm partake in a variety of international exhibitions, but also the launch of several international projects.

'Apart from our UAE based developments, including Umm Al Quwain's AlSalam City, the Elite Residence in the Dubai Marina, and the recently unveiled AED13billion Abu Dhabi Towers and Shams Abu Dhabi (that is being built with Sorouh Real Estate), we are also working on several Mega Projects right across the rest of the Middle East.' added Ali Al Khudairi. 'In Jordan, we have a vast project being constructed called 'Al Majd City'. In Yemen we have just established a joint venture with a strategic partner to develop residential, commercial and recreational projects in Sana'a, and most recently we unveiled plans for over $20 billion project in Libya, which will span over 40 square kilometers. This is just the beginning as we intend to push further into other markets and expand our name.'