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ABU DHABI (WAM)
Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development has announced its participation in the Abu Dhabi International Boat Show 2024 (ADIBS), which will take place from November 21 to 24, at the Marina Hall, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC).
Held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler's Representative in Al Dhafra Region, ADIBS is the region’s premier event for showcasing marine technology, luxury yachts, and water sports.
With participants from 26 international countries, the four-day event provides a platform for global industry leaders and enthusiasts to explore the latest innovations in the marine sector.
This year, the Khalifa Fund is supporting seven innovative Emirati businesses. Berthing Marina Management and Operation specialises in managing marinas using a unified, smart system for both local and international yacht owners.
Divo Holic Dive Gear Equipment Trading focuses on retail and e-commerce, selling dive gear through online platforms and social media. Sea & Deep Frame Making specialises in artwork framing and antiques.
Msyan Garments is an Emirati brand with a strong presence in the world of fashion and swimwear on social media and in exhibitions.
MZS Creative Designs offers a distinctive collection of stickers inspired by old UAE postal stamps, along with hoodies and perfumes that reflect the nation’s cultural heritage.
Camptrek General Trading supplies high-quality outdoor and sports products to small and medium retailers, offering competitive prices across a variety of gear.
Finally, Native Coffee Shop offers a range of coffee drinks, snacks, and meals, catering to events and providing delivery.
Speaking about this year’s participation, the Acting CEO of Khalifa Fund, Moza Obaid Al Nasri, said, “We are committed to our mission of empowering Emirati businesses from various sectors the chance to shine. Abu Dhabi International Boat Show offers the perfect platform for that. The marine industry is an essential part of our economy’s diversification, and these businesses reflect the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurial ambition that we aim to foster. We are proud to help them showcase their products and services to both regional and international audiences.”
“As a meeting point for the industry’s brightest minds, ADIBS offers our members invaluable networking opportunities, a chance to learn from the global marine community and amplify their market presence. This event is a vital stepping stone for them to grow and contribute to the continued success of Abu Dhabi’s economy,” she added.
The Abu Dhabi International Boat Show 2024 will showcase the latest innovations in the marine industry, with Khalifa Fund-supported businesses present at ADNEC’s Marina Hall to connect with potential partners.
Through its participation in events like ADIBS, Khalifa Fund reinforces its commitment to fostering innovation and promoting economic diversification, empowering Emirati enterprises to expand into global markets and contribute to the UAE’s economic goals.
