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2/26/24, 11:08 AM             Dubai Municipality announces $30m Creek wall safety project to prevent flooding - Arabian Business
        This effort aims to minimise disruptions to commercial traffic caused by
        flooding or bad weather.



        Dubai Creek safety


        The project is set to be implemented in two phases, with the initial phase

        involving the restoration of a 2.1km stretch along the Deira side of Dubai

        Creek.



        The site will be divided into multiple sections, and each segment will be

        sequentially patterned to ensure uninterrupted docking traffic.



        The second phase will cover a 2.3km length on the Bur Dubai side.


        Dawoud Al Hajri, Director General of Dubai Municipality, stated that the

        project highlights Dubai Municipality’s commitment to transforming Dubai

        into a more attractive and innovative city by enhancing various elements and

        services it offers through the strategic and sustainable development of all

        coastal facilities and infrastructure in the Emirate.



        The goal is to solidify Dubai’s position as a global tourism hub and augment

        its economic and commercial prosperity.


        Al Hajri 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. Additionally, the

        creek further supports commercial dealings with neighbouring markets in the

        region.








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