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Dubai Festival City signs AED 1.4 Billion Finance Agreement with Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank

Travel News Asia 21 March 2006

Dubai Festival City (DFC), one of the Middle East’s largest privately-funded, mixed use property developments, has signed a 1,4 Billion AED finance agreement with the Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB).

“This partnership marks yet another milestone for the development of Dubai Festival City on one end, and the continuing successful relationship we have with the Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank on the other,” said Omar A-Futtaim, CEO of the Al-Futtaim Group, developer of DFC.

“With its sound financial expertise and products, the ADCB is indeed a strategic partner for us in our vision to deliver a world-class project that will be a remarkable addition to the skyline of Dubai and its reputation as a global destination,” he added.

The accord comes as part of the strategic long term relationship between Dubai Festival City and ADCB. It will further support the construction of DFC’s major project components including the Festival Center – a 2.6 Million square feet retail, leisure, and entertainment hub, the 2.5 Million square feet life style destination – Marsa Al Khor, four world-class 5-star hotels, and the unique Al-Badia Hillside residential project.

“This agreement highlights our strategy of supporting the UAE’s economy growth, through investing in well-planned and managed projects such as Al-Futtaim Group’s Dubai Festival City,” said Eirvin Knox, CEO of ADCB.

The inspirational all-in-one destination has also announced recently that luxury hotel brand, W Hotels Worldwide, is to operate a 350-room luxury hotel at Dubai Festival City, the ‘city-within-a-city’ being built on the banks of Dubai Creek. The W Dubai Festival City will be the brand’s first Middle East property.

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