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Dh82m housing project for DWTC staff launched
DUBAI - The Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) has laid the foundation stone for a new Dh 82 million residential project in Ras Al Khor for its employees at an official ceremony marking the beginning of construction.
The Ras Al Khor complex, which is set to open in the summer of 2007, will offer spacious, modern accommodation for DWTC employees, with a range of flat and studio apartments.
It will also provide shopping facilities, a restaurant, a gymnasium, laundry services, an internet cafe, and a medical centre, to meet the needs of the employee community.
The 406,000 square foot project will offer a total of 784 residential units, supporting DWTC's ambitious plans for growth as well as its ongoing investment in human resources.
“DWTC has seen dramatic growth across its operations in recent years, resulting in a parallel expansion in the number of employees. With major projects like Dubai Exhibition City due to come to fruition in the near future, the construction of this complex will ensure that our increasing number of staff have a home fit for employees of a world-class organisation,” said Helal Saeed Al Marri, DWTC Director-General.
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