Emaar Hospitality Through various subsidiaries, Emaar has established real estate projects and developments in Pakistan, India, Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, United States, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Turkey. Turkey. Emaar Hospitality Group, the hospitality and entertainment arm of Emaar, expanded its hotel and residential operations to Nigeria and Bahrain in 2015. Some projects have included developments such as Beit Misk. in Lebanon, Jeddah Gate in Saudi Arabia and Dead Sea Samarah Resort in Jordan outlined by the King Abdullah II Development Fund.
Egypt
In 2002, Emaar Misr, an Egyptian subsidiary of Emaar Properties, completed the redevelopment of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina on the eastern harbor of Alexandria. The new library facility is almost exactly where the Ancient Library of Alexandria once existed.[55] Emaar Misr began work on a $4 billion development project in 2005 initially called Cairo Grand Heights, which was later renamed Uptown Cairo. The project included building an area as a residential, commercial and recreational communities.[57][58] In 2008, Emaar Misr started working at a resort called Marassi in Sidi Abdel Rahman, located along the Mediterranean coast, which includes a hotel with 3,000 rooms, a marina and a golf course. In 2018, Emaar Misr announced the reinvention of a hotel called Al-Alamein Hotel and Resort, located on the Mediterranean coast.
India
Emaar India has a portfolio of projects spanning all major segments of the Indian real estate industry, including the residential, commercial and hospitality sectors. This is a joint venture of Emaar Properties PJSC with MGF Developments Limited of India.
Prashant Gupta is the current CEO of the company. The company is currently undergoing a restructuring, in which Emaar has controlled all the company’s ongoing projects to ensure the earliest completion.[63] The company has committed to supply 11,000 units by the end of 2018, starting with more than 3,000 units in 2017. Following the start of the restructuring, the company launched the “Authentic Emaar Lifestyle” brand campaign to focus on establishing the ‘Emaar India’ brand.
Hyderabad International Convention Center was developed by Emaar Properties and completed in December 2005. The Convention Center was built to accommodate 4,000 seats with the possibility of expanding the capacity to 6,500 seats.[66] It was built by Cyberabad Convention Center Private Limited (CCCPL), a joint venture between Dubai-based Emaar Properties and Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (APIIC). The company also built the 2010 Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi
Currently its focus is on developing and completing all the ongoing projects in Delhi NCR (especially Gurgaon), Mohali, Chennai, Hyderabad and other important Indian cities like Lucknow, Jaipur and Indore. Emaar India has a land bank of more than 24 hectares for future development in India and will continue to expand its existing hotel business in the country along wit
