Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 27 February 2019: The Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) has officially launched the updated version of Sea Dubai as part of the ambitious vision to create a leading maritime cluster for Dubai's maritime activities and enhance their accessibility. The launch is the result of wide acclaim of visitors of the Dubai International Boat Show 2019, held at the Dubai Water Canal until March 2; which valued the role of the quality initiative as a key pillar in the development of maritime leisure activities and a key component of the local maritime cluster - the most competitive, attractive and distinctive maritime cluster in the world.

The move comes in line with the commitment of the DMCA to develop a clear mechanism to support, develop, coordinate and promote the integration of maritime products and initiatives, ensuring a unique experience for the sea pioneers convenient with Dubai leading position on the world's leisure maritime map.

Amer Ali, Executive Director of DMCA, said: "The launch of the updated version of Sea Dubai is part of our commitment to keep abreast of and lead rapid developments within the global maritime sector and establish Dubai's leadership as a global cluster to maritime leisure in all its aspects. Since its official launch at the Dubai International Boat Show 2018, Sea Dubai has proved a success in the development of the maritime means and activities in the emirate; with provisions secure to access accurate and correct information in relation to the entire maritime leisure sector in the emirate.

The visitors of the largest event of its kind in the maritime industry will have the opportunity to recognize the importance of Sea Dubai as integrated framework for speeding up and facilitating the registration and licensing of sailing permits; to show the specified maritime speeds and determine the tourist places allowed to sail in it, as well as to identify the places of rest, floating restaurants, marinas operating in the emirate and the types of yachts that receive it, alongside working with companies leasing of maritime means.