As part of its ongoing expansion plan, Three Quays International, a leading UAE-based yacht and marine technical services consultancy has recently announced its plans to open a regional office in Dubai Maritime City, the world’s most comprehensive maritime complex located on a 216-hectare man-made peninsula between Port Rashid and the Dubai Dry Docks, and surrounded by the waters of the Arabian Gulf.
The move which is reflective of Dubai’s growing reputation as an international maritime hub also highlights the company’s commitment to providing its customers with the highest quality of service and to increase its operations and expand its market share.
As a member of the Burness Corlett Three Quays group, Three Quays International provides technical and commercial project management, naval architecture, marine engineering and marine electrical consultancy to the commercial maritime sector, offshore and luxury yacht industries.
“As the leading one-stop commercial and technical maritime services consultancy in the UAE, we strongly believe that Dubai Maritime City provides the perfect platform to help us grow our business. This is a significant move for us as it is in keeping with our expansion plans and will help enhance our market share,” said Maurice Peacock, General Manager of Three Quays International.
“The appropriate positioning of Dubai Maritime City as the maritime hub of the east and west is one of the key factors responsible for our move. The hub will create a global shipping centre in line with Singapore, Hong Kong, USA and other European centres that will be vital to our business,” he added.
“By offering world-class infrastructure, services and regulations, we will create a unique specialized environment that will promote the networking and integration of maritime players like Three Quays International,” said Amer Ali, Project Manager of Dubai Maritime City. “A distinct feature of the Dubai Maritime City development is that it will provide the core elements of infrastructure required by key marine and maritime-related industries and services in one central location that will perfectly complement Dubai’s existing shipping operations.”
The company has been responsible for the design and construction supervision of over 200 ships and has undertaken 43 major conversions. Three Quays has built its reputation through its wide experience, best demonstrated through the outline of its new building construction and refit and conversion projects.
About Dubai Maritime City
Dubai Maritime City will be a 216-hectare manmade peninsula, and will create an iconic, multidimensional maritime centre providing a unique world-class environment for the global maritime community. Dubai Maritime City is headed by Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman.
