Mohammed bin Rashid approves the allocation of 4,631 residential plots of land to citizens in Dubai, worth 5.3 billion dirhams.

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DUBAI, 18 March / WAM / His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, may God protect him, approved the allocation of 4,631 residential plots of land for citizens, worth 5.3 billion dirhams, extending over an area of more than 71 million square feet in the areas of Al Ayyas, Latifa City, and Mushrif, as part of housing packages for citizens in the Emirate of Dubai, according to a pioneering development model that reflects Dubai’s approach to developing comprehensive residential communities that provide a living experience. Sustainable, and enhances the quality of life for citizens, provided that residential lands will be allocated via the “Emarati” platform within the “Dubai Now” application during the next week.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum stressed that providing adequate housing for every citizen family is an established priority in the development process in Dubai, and an essential axis in urban development projects to build integrated and vibrant residential communities that put the citizen at the heart of their interests, and provide his family and children with a decent life that enhances their well-being and family and social stability.

His Highness said: “Today, we approved the allocation of 4,631 residential plots of land for citizens, worth 5.3 billion dirhams, with an area exceeding 71 million square feet in the areas of Al Ayyas, Latifa City, and Mushrif. Our vision is firm and ongoing… Dubai’s true capital is its people and their families, and the citizen will always and forever remain at the top of our priorities.”

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum added: “Our goal is for Dubai to be the best city for family life in the world through a pioneering urban system that combines an integrated social environment and advanced housing supported by the latest services and infrastructure, meeting the needs of citizens and anticipating their future aspirations, so that Dubai remains a city that embraces human ambitions, gives every family a more stable environment, and builds an interconnected society in which everyone thrives.”

The new package of residential lands comes within a comprehensive development system and vision to develop modern and pioneering residential communities, which will be designed in accordance with future urban planning standards that link green and open spaces with the aim of providing a healthy and safe life, enhancing community interaction between neighborhood residents, and easy-to-access integrated service centers that provide the highest levels of service, in addition to comprehensive and sustainable infrastructure facilities that keep pace with the population and urban growth of each region, in line with the Dubai Urban Plan 2040, which aims to achieve sustainable urban development in Dubai, centered on Human beings, and its goal is to improve the quality of life and enhance the emirate’s global competitiveness.

His Excellency Engineer Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of Dubai Municipality, said: “The approval of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, may God protect him, to allocate new residential lands for citizens, represents one of the sustainable urban development paths that translates His Highness’s keenness to pay continuous attention to the affairs of the citizen and improve the quality of his life and well-being, by providing his residential needs within an integrated urban and urban environment that supports the stability of the citizen family and improves the quality of its life and experience.” “living.”

His Excellency added: “We in Dubai Municipality are committed to implementing the directives of His Highness and translating them into an urban planning model that establishes comprehensive and pioneering future residential communities and neighborhoods with their sustainable infrastructure and integrated services that provide comfort and security for citizens, make their living experience the best in the world, and ensure sustainable growth and stability for them, which contributes to achieving the goals of the Dubai Social Agenda 33.”

In detail, the decision included the allocation of 2,540 residential plots of land in the Al-Ayyas area, extending over an area of 39 million square feet, and designed according to the highest standards of urban planning to develop residential communities, as it will include service facilities and advanced infrastructure, including: mosques, a community neighborhood council, commercial centers, a school and an early childhood center, and comprehensive infrastructure facilities, while the area will be provided with parks and recreational facilities to enhance the quality of life and well-being of citizens, in addition to a green path that connects all areas and includes… Bicycle paths.

In addition, 1,761 residential plots of land will be allocated in Latifa City, with an area of 28 million square feet, including mosques, various parks, and a green path, in addition to commercial centers, a school, early childhood centers, a community neighborhood council, and a Holy Quran memorization center.

The Mushrif area includes 330 residential plots of land with an area of 4 million square feet, and includes two mosques, a family park, and a commercial complex, in addition to multiple infrastructure facilities.

Dubai Municipality is keen to promote sustainable urban planning, develop the advanced building and construction system, and ensure its implementation, which contributes to the development of integrated residential complexes that contribute to building Dubai’s future neighborhoods, and improve the quality of life of its residents, both citizens and residents. It also adopts the latest technologies in planning, building, construction, and urban development processes to preserve the city’s aesthetics, ensure it keeps pace with the future, and make it a more attractive city with a higher quality of life.