A Dubai government body responsible for city planning, infrastructure, public health and environmental services, supporting the development and maintenance of essential services across the emirate.

Founded in 1945, Al Nasr is Dubai’s oldest professional sports club, known for its football, basketball, volleyball and handball teams.

Dubai Customs is a government department responsible for facilitating legitimate trade and protecting Dubai’s borders, supporting the Emirate’s role as a global centre for commerce and logistics.

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi is a private school on Saadiyat Island with nearly a decade of experience delivering British curriculum education.

Dubai Silicon Oasis is a large free zone in Dubai that supports technology-focused businesses, from global enterprises to startups, with a strong emphasis on innovation, mobility and advanced infrastructure.

Emsteel is a publicly listed manufacturing group and the UAE’s largest producer of steel and building materials, supplying products to construction, engineering and energy sectors worldwide.

Empire Arabia is a Dubai-based real estate development company focused on residential and commercial projects, with nearly a decade of experience in the UAE property sector.

One of the region’s largest multi-purpose venues, spanning 24 hectares. It features Olympic-standard swimming and diving facilities, flexible event space, and seating for 15,000 spectators.

Dubai Sports Council oversees the city’s local sports clubs and promotes physical activity across the community through programmes focused on health, inclusion and long-term participation.

The Dubai Department of Economic Development regulates and supports economic activity in the emirate, overseeing business licensing, trade development and policies that promote sustainable growth in the emirate.

Dubai Financial Market (DFM) is the leading financial market in the region and has benefited from Isnaad’s soft services.