Alfardan Properties underscores role of modern ‘smart living' solutions at 4th Arab Future Cities Summit Qatar

April 14, 2015: Alfardan Properties, Qatar’s leading luxury lifestyle solution developer, emphasized the crucial role of ‘smart living’ solutions in the country’s bid to attain sustainable economic growth during its participation at the high-profile 4th Arab Future Cities Summit Qatar, at the Ritz-Carlton in Doha. Mohamed Sleiman, General Manager of Alfardan Properties, presented the future plans on how the company will be harnessing the power of advanced technologies to provide an enhanced and contemporary living experience to tenants across its properties. 

During his presentation, Sleiman cited the modern and upcoming plans of sophisticated technologies incorporated by Alfardan Properties into its residential and commercial developments to bring its tenants’ experience to the next level. He also pointed out that going ‘smart’ complements the country’s economic sustainability efforts by promoting energy conservation measures through the use of advanced technological tools.

Alfardan Properties has emerged as an exclusive property developer this year due to key initiatives it has made in its practices and strategies. These are based on extensive research conducted by the company on how to make the lives of its tenants easier and more convenient.

Sleiman said: “Looking at the bigger picture, infrastructure and smart building solutions are fundamental to building smart cities. They are important elements that are crucial in today’s modern residential and commercial properties. Qatar has already been exploring the different aspects of smart cities to provide its citizens and residents an enhanced living experience. At Alfardan Properties, we support the Qatar National Vision 2030 that aims at transforming the state of Qatar into an advanced country through sustainable economic development, by offering smart solutions in our very own properties and provide the latest trends for the local and regional industries.”