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Final Call - Advanced Marina Management Course Abu Dhabi, 17-21 November 2025

by Marina Industries Association 7 Oct 2025 04:40 UTC 17-21 November 2025

This is your final opportunity to join the Advanced Marina Management Course in Abu Dhabi, 17-21 November. Registrations are closing soon.

Gain valuable knowledge, practical skills, and industry insights to move your career forward. This course is a key step towards earning your CMM, CMO, or CMP certification.

Delivered by Certified Members and marina management experts, the course features:

  • Interactive workshops
  • Targeted case studies
  • Marina field trips
  • Small group learning

Places are strictly limited - don't miss your chance.

Register Here

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