DTCM and Dubai Culture sign MoU to raise awareness about cultural and heritage tourism offerings
Dubais Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) and Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to further unite their efforts in promoting Dubais cultural and heritage tourism offerings and implement the emirates vision and strategy.
The MoU was signed by His Excellency Helal Saeed Almarri, Director General of DTCM, and His Excellency Saeed Al Nabouda, Acting Director General of Dubai Culture, to support the strategic tie up between DTCM and Dubai Culture relating to various activities.
The agreement includes plans to leverage the expertise of each entity in developing programmes and events to promote cultural and heritage tourism. It also includes the development of training programmes for tour guides with a focus on Dubais culture, arts and heritage offerings as well as promoting these offerings internationally through DTCMs global network of overseas offices.
His Excellency Helal Saeed Almarri said: DTCM has always worked hand in hand with Dubai Culture & Arts Authority and this MoU serves to formalise our partnership. In addition to supporting the growth of arts and the appreciation of the emirates heritage through increasing public awareness in Dubai, DTCM will maximise our efforts to encourage the implementation of cultural initiatives internationally through our 20 overseas offices.
His Excellency Saeed Al Nabouda said: The MoU underlines our shared vision with DTCM to enhance collaboration across various government entities for achieving our goal of establishing the city as a regional and global business and leisure hub. This partnership will help in implementing shared projects and initiatives between both entities, which will support Dubais strategic approach. We are confident that the MoU will play an integral role celebrating the uniqueness of the city across all spectrums.
A committee from DTCM and Dubai Culture will be formed to set up the programmes and follow up on their implementation.
