Approving the master plan and designs for Jebel Ali Beach Development Project

As part of enhancing the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan 2040 and within the framework of the Quality of Life pillar aimed at developing public beaches in the Emirate, by increasing their lengths by 400% through the addition of new public beaches and the development of existing ones, and equipping them with new recreational, sports, aesthetic, and investment services and facilities, the Master Plan for the Jebel Ali Beach Development Project has been approved. It extends 6.6 km, to become a distinctive recreational destination that places a high priority on environmental preservation and the protection of local ecosystems and wildlife.

The architectural designs for the project’s buildings and facilities have also been approved, featuring a unique blend of aesthetics and functionality tailored for various beach activities, in addition to exceptional services, facilities, and public amenities. Furthermore, Jebel Ali Beach will be the longest public open beach in Dubai, stretching 6.6 km and covering an area of 330 hectares. The plan includes developing two areas: a 5 km sandy beach and a 1.6 km mangrove beach.