Dubai's achievements and significant future commercial plans are now
picturised and set to be released in a new 13-minute film by the Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) to target and
attract investors from all over to the globe to the emirate. The film apart
from being a visual treat highlights the advantages and benefits of doing
business in the emirate.
DTCM Manager Media and Advertising, Ahmed Al Tunaiji said that the
business film will complement and boost Dubai's status as the commercial
hub of the Middle East. "A display of what we have accomplished and what the future has in store for the emirate has been projected tastefully.
This will inform and encourage regional and international investors, elites
business community and leading commercial houses worldwide about the numerous benefits that can be had by utilizing the facilities and amenities
available in the emirate for industrial and commercial sector," said Mr. Al
Tunaiji.
The film has picturised establishments like Media City, Internet City, Dubai
2003, Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai Aluminum, Palm Dubai, Madinet Jumeirah,
Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai International Financial Centre, Festival City
and many more. A broad picture of the emirate in terms of trade, communication and manufacture has been embodied.
"All these projects
have redefined the commercial history of the emirate from their inception
and are seen as important landmarks in Dubai's business and trade sector. Each project serves as benchmark for us, which ensures a
rewarding and thriving industrial future on the global highway, " said Mr. Al
Tunaiji.
The video does not carry commentaries but has captivating visuals
supported by informative captions. "A picture is worth million words and
that was we have attempted here. The video copies will be sent to our 13
overseas offices worldwide for distribution to selected business houses and top decision makers in trade and industrial sector and significant
international markets," said Mr. Al Tunaiji.
The DTCM comes out with such films time to time, which have
proved to be extremely popular overseas. The department also received an
award for producing 'Best Film' in The International Tourism Exchange, ITB Berlin
last year. The film will be available in DVD, VCD and VHS format. |