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5/1/24, 9:16 AM        PRESSR: H.E. Bin Touq leads UAE delegation participating in World Economic Forum in Riyadh — TradingView News
        the sustainability of the sector. He indicated that there are

        challenges ahead for sustainable tourism, most notably the necessity

        to upskill the workforce, improving their performance and expertise


        in tourism, and fostering innovation and creativity across various

        tourism fields and activities.




        The Minister of Economy said: “The UAE is committed to promoting

        sustainability, not just in the tourism industry but across diverse

        economic and environmental sectors, safeguarding resources,

        wealth, and natural reserves, especially following the announcement


        by His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of

        the UAE, extending the ‘Year of Sustainability’ to the year 2024 with

        the aim of building on the success of this initiative last year.”




        National initiatives & strategies to promote sustainable tourism


        growth



        H.E. emphasized that the UAE attaches significant importance to the


        tourism sector, recognizing it as a key contributor to national

        economic growth and enhancing its competitiveness and diversity.

        The country has successfully highlighted its tourism diversity in the

        past phase, promoting the unique features and characteristics of all


        seven emirates, with the aim of attracting more global companies to

        its markets. These achievements encourage national and foreign

        investments in tourism projects, thereby consolidating the UAE's

        position on the travel and tourism landscape at regional and global


        levels.







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