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Danube Buildmart Opens at Dubai Festival City
DUBAI — The Dh10 million ‘Danube Biuldmart’ was inaugurated at the Dubai Festival City on Thursday by Eng. Hamad Buamim, Director-General, Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
This latest venture will cater to individual homeowners and designers, and is part of the construction, building materials and shop fitting industries leader’s Dh50 million expansion plan for its retail complex chain, which also involves the opening of additional branches in Ibn Battuta Mall in Dubai and Bawadi Mall in Al Ain by the end of 2009. Hassan Al Hashemi, Director, External Relations, Dubai Chamber, was also present at the event along with Danube officials.
“I welcome the opening of Danube Buildmart’s showroom in Festival City, which reflects the investors’ continued trust in Dubai’s position as a leading economic hub in the region. The new showroom will add value to the retail sector, which is one of the most dynamic sectors in the emirate. On its part, the Dubai Chamber is always there to support the development of business and to create a favourable business environment that will ultimately lead to the overall growth of the business community,”
said Buamim.
The Danube Biuldmart spans an area of 4,500 sq. feet.
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