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Abu Dhabi: Known for its skyscrapers and its luxury resorts, Dubai has come up with a comprehensive project plan that lays out the future of Dubai’s sustainable urban development.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President, Prime Minister, and ruler of Dubai, initiated its first urban plan back in 1960, and is currently working on its seventh development plan.
The Emirate’s 2040 Urban Master Plan gives provides an opulent view; it maps out a greener and more sustainable city that caters to an expected 5.8 million residents.
The project aims to transform the Emirate and create a truly interconnected, people-led city that balances community with tourism and modernity with heritage and nature.
Over the next two decades, the emirate’s population is expected to rise up to 5.8 million, from 3.3 million now, and this new plan is to ensure that Dubai becomes the best city in the world to live in.
What is the plan?
The seventh phase of the development will focus on using space within the city limits.
Main highlights
Sustainable, inclusive development
In order to provide residents and visitors a healthy environment, other important priorities include increasing the number of green spaces and leisure areas, creating vibrant, inclusive communities, and increasing resource efficiency.
The project also aims to encourage investors and draw in unfamiliar speculations to new areas. The plan takes into consideration the environmental sustainability, preserving the emirate’s cultural and urban heritage.
Mobility
Beaches, parks, waterfall
Emirati housing
This post was last modified on July 10, 2023 10:26 pm