The Closing Process in project management refers to the final phase of a project where all activities are completed, and the project is formally closed. This includes finalizing all project deliverables, obtaining acceptance from stakeholders, and ensuring that all contractual obligations are met. Documentation is also completed to capture lessons learned and project performance. During the closing process, project managers often conduct a review meeting with the team and stakeholders to discuss what went well and what could be improved. This feedback is valuable for future projects and helps in refining processes. Proper closure ensures that resources are released and that the project is officially concluded.