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Dubai, UAE, February 16, 2024

The ‘Ramadan Souq’ organized by Dubai Municipality, will kick off tomorrow (Saturday,

February 17) and will run until March 9, 2024. This souq is a famous and ancient tradition in
Dubai that celebrates the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan. The event will take place at

the historic Old Municipality Street in Bur Deira, a renowned traditional market in Dubai,

drawing a significant crowd of shoppers seeking personal and household essentials, along

with lively commercial activities and food showcases.

Ramadan Souq draws diverse segments of society, including citizens, residents, tourists, and
visitors alike. The event offers the opportunity for a unique shopping experience at

competitive prices.

The event includes a mini marketplace featuring a traditional market offering various items

and gadgets essential for Ramadan preparations. It also offers special products for

celebrating ‘Hag Al Laila’. In addition, the event provides various services, live entertainment
shows, and activities for children.

Encouragement

Dubai Municipality gives high importance to the development of heritage sites and old

markets within the emirate. It channels resources and capabilities towards organizing a
variety of entertainment, tourism, and commercial events. These activities highlight the

historical and heritage significance of Dubai, reinforcing efforts to support investors and

attract investment.

Additionally, the Municipality is committed to providing diverse and engaging attractions that

contribute to the overall attractiveness and quality of life in Dubai, solidifying its position as an

international tourist destination. By launching Ramadan Souq, Dubai Municipality aims to not
only showcase traditional markets and their offerings but also to safeguard the heritage and

authenticity of age-old customs associated with preparations for the blessed month of

Ramadan.

The municipality has set the timing of ‘Ramadan Souq’ between 10AM and 10PM.

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