Falconcity of Wonders, the developer of a multipurpose mega project in Dubai, will support the project management discipline’s major role in managing and streamlining public and private sector business processes during the upcoming Dubai International Project Management Forum (DIPMF).

The DIPMF 2015, which kicks off tomorrow (November 22), will see over 1,500 international attendees discuss and demonstrate how ‘smart,’ sustainable and innovative project management practices are vital to successful project development.

The event will particularly highlight Dubai’s leading efforts to adopt the highest international standards in its various megaprojects such as Falconcity of Wonders (FCW), which embraces the cultures of the world under its unique concept ‘The World in a City.’

The FCW is a sprawling residential, tourist, entertainment and recreational megaproject shaped in the form of a Falcon in tribute to the UAE’s emblem.

Occupying more than 41 million sq ft, the project embraces the cultures of the world with its contemporary and unique structures that are inspired by the “Wonders of the World” – including the Leaning Tower of Dubai, the Dueiffel Tower Dubai, the Pyramids Park and the Dubai Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

The FCW's active participation at the forum affirms its strategic position as a model of world-class megaproject development for the region and gives the company the opportunity to share its project updates and achievements.

Alharith Salem Almoosa, the vice chairman and deputy general manager, Falconcity of Wonders, said the forum is a vital platform for advocating the optimal use of project management in ensuring the best results across all sectors.

"We fully support this event as it has been instrumental to the rapid and diverse growth of Dubai’s business and investment landscape. Our company commits to the adoption of the highest project management standards to ensure the best and most environmentally-friendly services, practices and approaches in executing our megaproject Falconcity of Wonders," he added.-TradeArabia News
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