Developing 3 tourist traditional tracks in the 1784 meters long markets

Dubai Municipality announced the completion of a qualitative heritage project in the Deira Markets area, which included the development of three tourist traditional paths with a length of 1784 meters in the heart of the large market, at a cost of approximately 9.5 million dirhams, and the project aims to preserve the historical nature of traditional markets and enhance visitors’ experience, while supporting local economic activity for more than 500 stores, in its continuous efforts to preserve the cultural and architectural identity of Dubai, and promotion Its tourism attractiveness, and highlighting its ancient civilized legacy.

The project is integrated with the project of protecting modern heritage sites and buildings in Dubai, aimed at preserving its identity and heritage and urban heritage, and the consolidation of Dubai’s global cultural destination, in addition to its merit with the targets of the “Dubai Urban Plan 2040”, which translates the emirate’s commitment to enhancing sustainability and integrated urban development, and reflects the vision of wise leadership in preserving and consolidating cultural legacies as part of The national identity of the emirate, which includes the three tracks, which Dubai Municipality has improved, the path of the gold market with a length of 995 meters, the heritage axis of the Ahmadiyya School with a length of 430 meters, and the axis of the spices market with a length of 359 meters, and these tracks extend over a total area of ​​25.8 thousand square meters, and about 500 stores will benefit from the project that covers seven major traditional markets that include the Al -Dawawi market, The spices, the appointments, the perfumes, the themes, the zoos, and the scenery, in addition to the gold market and the Ahmadiyya region, linking the heritage markets and the surrounding historical sites, which enriches the visitor’s experience and creates an integrated atmosphere that mixes the tourism and cultural experience and shopping, and exploring the heritage attractions of the emirate.

In a related context, the public paths and squares were rehabilitated and furnished in a way that reflects the authentic spirit of Dubai, and at the same time providing the highest comfort standards for visitors, as improvements included the installation of fabric umbrellas with an area of ​​210 square meters, and a new umbrella behind the 200 -square -meter Ben Nayem Mosque. It also included improving lighting for shops, installing 38 guiding panels on the columns, and 154 guidance fences on the floors, with improving and unifying the floors with an area of ​​770 square meters, in addition to preparing three squares, each containing seats that accommodate more than 10 people.