A significant new development of coastal development in the city centre of Um al Qwain was launched on Friday. Authorities have announced an ambitious project, a 25 million sqft master plan to convert the Emirates’ urban and economic landscape.
The new development will include 11km of continuous coastlines with 7km of natural beaches and parks. The project was developed as a mixed target and is divided into three core zones: North Beach, Trade Center and South Beach. These areas include shared apartments, commercial centres, office spaces, hotels and leisure attractions.
One of the central features of the project is the Trade Center, a 15 million sqft free zone that serves as part of an independent legal framework. The Umm al Quwain government says it should become a global global goal of business, cultural exchange and investment opportunities.
The announcement was quoted at an official ceremony led by Crown Prince Um Al Quwain and Chairman of the Executive Council Sheikh Rashid bin Saud Saud bin Rashid al Mualla. When he first spoke, he highlighted the role of major investment projects to support the Emirate economy and the recruitment of new commercial options.
In the city centre of Umm al Quwain, a home, office and hospitality offer has been developed in collaboration with Sobha Realty. The project aims to reach more than 150,000 residents.
PNC Menon, Founder of Sobha Group, remarked, “Downtown UAQ is not merely a project, but a vision brought to life. Rooted in our philosophy of the Art of the Detail, we are proud to partner with the Government of Umm Al Quwain to create a destination that embodies innovation, sustainability, and serene luxury.”
About half of developing countries will devote their green spaces, sidewalks and parks to support infrastructure to support ecological sustainability.
The Umm al Quwain government described the project as a step forward in positioning Umm Al Quwain as a competitive and attractive target for both investors, residents and tourists.
