Maritime

Dubai Maritime

Over the past half-decade Dubai has risen into the upper echelons of the global maritime industry. In April 2017 it was named the fifth-most competitive maritime cluster in the world, and the 10th maritime capital overall by the Norway-based Menon Business Economics Group, which publishes a bi-annual report on the international maritime industry. The report measures various cities on attractiveness and competitiveness, technology, finance and law, ports and logistics, and shipping. As the 10th-highest-ranking centre, Dubai was rated best in the MENA region. Furthermore, this is a notable rise from the previous edition, published in 2015, in which Dubai ranked 13th overall. The report predicts that Dubai will continue to grow in importance in coming years, becoming the sixth most-important maritime centre by 2022.

This chapter contains an interview with Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman, Dubai Maritime City Authority.

Cover of The Report: Dubai 2018

The Report

This chapter is from the UAE: Dubai 2018 report. Explore other chapters from this report.

Interviews & Viewpoints

Sketch of Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman, Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA)
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman, Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA): Interview

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