Al Aqariya Media Group are the brand promoters of AED 7 billion Emirates Flag project in Ras Al Khaimah
October 30, 2006, Monday:
Al Aquariya Media Group from Dubai Media City will now promote the AED 7 billion emirates flag development in Ras Al Khaimah. Al Aquariya is a dominant media conglomerate from Dubai media city.
The AED 7 billion project design is analogous to the UAE flag. This concept is worked upon by High Rise Real Estate along with Ras Al Khaimah Free Zone Authority (RAKFTZ), Dream Industrial Park FZCO, and A & A Industrial Group.
The Emirates Flag development project covers seven blocks, each based on a theme of Emirates. Every Block is proposed to have one residential tower along with hotel and office towers, idealized with local art, food and décor of Emirates. Emirates Flag project is second in a row for Al Aquariya, following a recent agreement with Ta’sees an investment and development company in UAE for the promotion of airport tower project in Ras Al Khaimah. Eng. Mohammad Saleh the president of Al Aquariya Group recently quoted “as we continue our strategy to involve ourselves with prestegious projects in UAE, we are glad to extend our supports to the Emirates Flag Development, which is said to be a revelation as far as design and architecture are concerned”. Further he added “the property and real estate sector growth in Ras Al Khaimah has been remarkable in the recent months, and a project of the statire of the emirates flag will add significant value to the overall advancement of the emirates. We are committed to promote this unique project locally and regionally, and we look forward to offering all media and promotional support to ensure adequate investor interest”.
Almost 20 percent of the Emirates Project is said to be developed and built in the sea region forming a bridge between the land and sea. This helps to constitute a picturesque view to offices, homes and hotel rooms from the RAK coastline. This project is also said to provide a man made marina to moor the yatches and boats.
Every residential tower in this project is designed in a way as to give it a sea facing. In total there are 160 one-bedroom flats of 800 sq. feet each, 120 studio flats of 450 sq. feets and 120 two-bedroom flats of 1,200 sq. feet each.
There would be a 5 star hotel in the middle building of every block comprising of 350 rooms and equipped with retail outlets banquet halls and health clubs. Every hotel is designed to represent the history and spirit of emirates.
A third part of the entire development is covered by commercial office buildings. Each tower is built up in a total area of 300,000 sq.feet and has 25 floors with full business centres and retail shops.
Led by a team of experienced and qualified professionals, the Al Aquariya is the first media group in the region to offer a complete range of dedicated property media services. Media interests of the company includes Aquariya news, which is an english news channel; RENA, a first of its kind real estate news agency; and two magazines by the name Al Aquariya world and Billlion plus.
Al Aquariya Media Group from Dubai Media City will now promote the AED 7 billion emirates flag development in Ras Al Khaimah. Al Aquariya is a dominant media conglomerate from Dubai media city.
The AED 7 billion project design is analogous to the UAE flag. This concept is worked upon by High Rise Real Estate along with Ras Al Khaimah Free Zone Authority (RAKFTZ), Dream Industrial Park FZCO, and A & A Industrial Group.
The Emirates Flag development project covers seven blocks, each based on a theme of Emirates. Every Block is proposed to have one residential tower along with hotel and office towers, idealized with local art, food and décor of Emirates. Emirates Flag project is second in a row for Al Aquariya, following a recent agreement with Ta’sees an investment and development company in UAE for the promotion of airport tower project in Ras Al Khaimah. Eng. Mohammad Saleh the president of Al Aquariya Group recently quoted “as we continue our strategy to involve ourselves with prestegious projects in UAE, we are glad to extend our supports to the Emirates Flag Development, which is said to be a revelation as far as design and architecture are concerned”. Further he added “the property and real estate sector growth in Ras Al Khaimah has been remarkable in the recent months, and a project of the statire of the emirates flag will add significant value to the overall advancement of the emirates. We are committed to promote this unique project locally and regionally, and we look forward to offering all media and promotional support to ensure adequate investor interest”.
Almost 20 percent of the Emirates Project is said to be developed and built in the sea region forming a bridge between the land and sea. This helps to constitute a picturesque view to offices, homes and hotel rooms from the RAK coastline. This project is also said to provide a man made marina to moor the yatches and boats.
Every residential tower in this project is designed in a way as to give it a sea facing. In total there are 160 one-bedroom flats of 800 sq. feet each, 120 studio flats of 450 sq. feets and 120 two-bedroom flats of 1,200 sq. feet each.
There would be a 5 star hotel in the middle building of every block comprising of 350 rooms and equipped with retail outlets banquet halls and health clubs. Every hotel is designed to represent the history and spirit of emirates.
A third part of the entire development is covered by commercial office buildings. Each tower is built up in a total area of 300,000 sq.feet and has 25 floors with full business centres and retail shops.
Led by a team of experienced and qualified professionals, the Al Aquariya is the first media group in the region to offer a complete range of dedicated property media services. Media interests of the company includes Aquariya news, which is an english news channel; RENA, a first of its kind real estate news agency; and two magazines by the name Al Aquariya world and Billlion plus.
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