About

What this site is

An independent guide to Future World Forum Dubai 2026, published by DST. It is not the organiser, not affiliated with Futur World Expo, and sells nothing.

Not official. Nothing here is an announcement. The organiser's ticket listing is the authoritative source for the date, the price and the terms — confirm details there, or with the organiser, before you book anything.

Why it exists

The forum's own website does not currently resolve, and its ticket listing is a single page written to sell a seat rather than to answer questions. That leaves a straightforward gap: what is actually known about this event, stated once, with the date it was checked next to it.

Alongside that sits a feed of news in the subjects the forum covers — smart cities, PropTech, digital finance and mobility in Dubai — because those stories are the reason anyone would consider going.

How facts get onto these pages

Published sources only. Each claim traces to the organiser's listing or to the body that made the announcement — a government media office, a regulator, a land department.
Dated. Anything that can change carries the date it was last checked.
Gaps are named. Where nothing has been published — the venue, the speakers, the session times — the page says that rather than inferring it.
Inference is labelled. Where this site reads something into the facts, the sentence says it is doing so.
Nothing is sold here. The ticket link goes to the organiser's seller. This site takes no commission on it.

Corrections

If something here is wrong or has moved on — and on an event with an unannounced venue, it will — the correction belongs on the page. The organiser's contact details are on the ticket page; for this site, write to the address on dst.llc.