Downtown Umm Al Quwain,” a significant new beachfront development, was opened on Friday. The enormous project, a 25 million square foot master plan that would transform the urban and economic environment of the emirate, was launched by officials.
A continuous 11-kilometre coastline with 7 km of parks and natural beaches is part of the new development. North Beach, Trade Centre, and South Beach are the three main zones that make up the project, which was planned as a mixed-use attraction. Residential neighbourhoods, business hubs, offices, lodging facilities, and leisure activities will all be present in these locations.
The Trade Centre, a 15 million square foot free zone with its own legal framework, is one of the project’s main characteristics. According to the government, Umm Al Quwain is poised to emerge as a major international hub for investment, business, and cultural interaction.
The Crown Prince of Umm Al Quwain and Chairman of the Executive Council, Sheikh Rashid bin Saud bin Rashid Al Mualla, presided over an official event where the news was made. He emphasised the importance of major investment projects in bolstering the emirate’s economy and drawing in new business prospects during his remarks at the inauguration.
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