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DIMC, P&O Marinas ink deal to promote marine sports in Dubai

The agreement was signed by DIMC Chairman Ahmad Saeed Bin Meshar, and P&O Marinas CEO Hamza Mustafa. Emirates News Agency
By TRENDS Desk
February 21, 2022 8:56 am
  • DIMC is the government entity responsible for organizing marine sports activity in the emirate
  • Dubai-based marina operator and yacht destination P&O Marinas is a subsidiary of DP World

The Dubai International Marine Club (DIMC) has signed a joint agreement with P&O Marinas, the emirate-based marina operator and yacht destination, to strengthen the partnership between the two institutions, official sources have said.

DIMC is the government entity responsible for organizing marine sports activity in the emirate, and P&O Marinas is a subsidiary of DP World.

The deal they signed is expected to support the development in various activities and events in the field of marine sports in the emirate.

The agreement was signed by DIMC Chairman Ahmad Saeed Bin Meshar, and P&O Marinas CEO Hamza Mustafa.

The singing took place in a ceremony at the P&O Marinas’ headquarters at Hamdan Bin Mohammed Cruise Terminal, said the official sources.

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