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Dubai Holding, the parent company of Nakheel and Meydan, aims to maximize its competitiveness regionally and globally through the merger of these two major developers. The move is expected to contribute to Dubai's Economic Vision 2033 and create a more structured, transparent real estate landscape. The combined entity will have a higher capitalization base, enabling it to leverage opportunities and increase synergies, including potential global expansion. The merger is seen as a strategic move that can reshape the Dubai property market, leading to innovative developments, improved efficiencies, and enhanced customer experiences. Experts believe the deal will further accelerate the availability of diverse projects catering to growing demand, potentially stabilizing property prices in the mid-term.
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