Abu Dhabi Ports announce rent freeze for 2021

Sunday, 10 January 2021 19:57

Abu Dhabi Ports have announced a freeze on rents for all businesses in its Industrial Cities and Free Zone cluster.

The move is aimed at providing further support to its customers and boosting Abu Dhabi’s economy.

More than 1,400 firms are set to benefit from the initiative, which will be in place for the entire year.

It is expected to help businesses stay competitive during the challenging economic climate.

.@AbuDhabiPorts has implemented a 2021 rent freeze for all businesses in its Industrial Cities and Free Zone cluster in a move aimed at providing further support to its customers in KIZAD and ZonesCorp and boost Abu Dhabi’s economy. pic.twitter.com/82HdpR7Xpu
— مكتب أبوظبي الإعلامي (@ADMediaOffice) January 10, 2021

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