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Dubai's 2.1 trillion dirhams under construction project landed
Seetao 2026-10-15 10:47
  • Dubai lays out trillion level urban projects and synchronously carries out construction in multiple fields
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From the shimmering waves of the Persian Gulf, a future city is rising at an unprecedented speed. Recently, Dubai released a panoramic view of hundreds of billions of ongoing projects, from super airports to smart pipelines, from skyscrapers to financial hubs. This desert miracle city is undergoing a comprehensive reconstruction, showcasing its ambitious blueprint for the next era to the world.

Dubai currently has ongoing projects worth 2.1 trillion UAE dirhams, covering real estate, aviation, transportation, utilities, quality of life, and infrastructure sectors. The project includes real estate development of 1.1 trillion dirhams by 2030; Expansion of Markham International Airport by 128 billion dirhams; Electricity and water supply network infrastructure costs 151 billion dirhams; The Road Traffic Bureau is undertaking a project worth 100 billion dirhams. Keywords: Dubai, aviation infrastructure, transportation

Major investments include the expansion of Emirates and Dubai Airlines' fleets by 328 billion dirhams; Airline engineering maintenance complex costs 18.7 billion dirhams; The development project of Dubai International Financial Centre has exceeded 100 billion dirhams. The reserve project includes AED 80 billion strategic sewage tunnel, AED 30 billion rainstorm drainage plan, AED 10 billion exhibition center expansion, and AED 4 billion blue-green space roadmap.Editor/Gong Ziwei

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