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The initial restoration will involve the 2.1km Deira side of the Dubai Creek before
covering the 2.3km stretch on the Bur Dubai side.

It is slated to take around 14 months to complete the full restoration project which will
involve replacing damaged sections of the concrete wall.

These improvements should ensure safe docking of ships in the area as the wall
reaches a depth of eight metres and a height of three metres.

The municipality will also aim to enhance services and facilities for safe docking and
navigation with the provision of 200 anchors across the dock.

Dawoud Al Hajri, Director General of Dubai Municipality, believes the transformation
further highlights Dubai as an attractive and innovative city.

He said: “The project is set to improve security and safety measures for maritime traffic
and commercial operations within Dubai Creek.

“As a significant symbol of the city’s growth, Dubai Creek serves as a vibrant artery at
the heart of Dubai.

“Facilitating the passage of over 13,000 ships annually, it plays a key role in fostering
the economic and social prosperity of the emirate.”

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