Chartered body APM forges new partnership in Middle East
The chartered body for the project profession APM has forged a new partnership in Dubai.
The Association for Project Management (APM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai, the body responsible for the development, operation and management of the city’s public transport. Under the new memorandum of understanding, APM and RTA will work together to promote excellence in project management across the Middle East, including supporting the Dubai International Project Management Forum (DIPMF) 2019 which was attended by over 3,000 delegates this month. Rebecca Fox, head of membership at APM, said: “We are excited to be working with such an important organisation as the RTA.
“As the chartered body for the project profession, our mission is to inspire communities to deliver meaningful change for societal benefit, by advancing the art, science, theory and practice of project management. “With all the huge opportunities that lie ahead for development in the Middle East and with this year’s focus for the Forum being on diversity and visionary leadership, it is the perfect time to be entering into this understanding with RTA.” The memorandum was signed by Moaza Saeed Al Marri, Executive Director at RTA, and Rebecca Fox.
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