Cityscape Global 2017, the top real estate event, takes place at the Dubai World Trade Centre this month. As one of the largest and most influential events held globally, it supports real estate growth worldwide to an international audience, highlights iconic architecture, significant developments and unparalleled investment opportunities.

With Dubai winning its bid to host the 2020 World Expo four years ago, Marjan Faraidooni, senior vice president of Legacy Impact and Development at Expo 2020 Dubai, said: “The question that everybody has asked me when I’ve been speaking about Expo has been: ‘So, what happens after Expo 2020’s doors close in April 2021? At CityScape Global 2017 you will find out.”

Faraidooni added: “Expo 2020 Dubai is an Expo for our whole region and we see it as an opportunity for people near and far to benefit from the innovations and ingenuity that will be integral to its success.

She continued: “His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai) set us two main tasks after we won the right to stage the 2020 World Expo back in 2013: deliver an Expo that will amaze the world while leaving a meaningful and impactful legacy.

“There are four strands to the legacy: reputational, social, physical and economic – and next week, you’ll see how we’ve integrated all of these into the long-term future of the Expo site in Dubai South.”

Visitors will be able explore the future in interactive pods at Expo’s prominent exhibition stand and find out how they can be a part of the future of the Expo site from 2021.

“We have learned a great deal from the highs and lows of previous World Expos, from the very beginning in London in 1851 to those of recent decades. It was very clear that what happens after an Expo is as important as what happens during the six months’ duration itself.

“So we would like to invite both businesses and the public to join us at Cityscape Global next week to see for themselves how the Expo 2020 Dubai journey will continue once the doors close in 2021 and how they can join us on our journey. We are very excited about the future, and believe they will be too."

For more information or to register to attend, visit the Cityscape Global website, or phone Dubai Expo 2020 via the contact detail below.

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