Sheikh Mohammed Reveals Master Plan For Expo City Dubai: A Future Hub for 75,000 Residents

Send us Fan MailSheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has approved a new master plan for Expo City Dubai, set to accommodate 75,000 people. The plan aims to transform the city into a hub for future growth and innovation. Expo City, spanning 3.5 square kilometers across five districts, will house over 35,000 residents and 40,000 professionals. It will also include DP World’s global headquarters and a new international exhibition center worth Dh10 billion.Sheikh Mohammed described Expo City as a key pillar of innovation and sustainability in Dubai, positioning it as a magnet for entrepreneurs, educators, and residents. The city will serve as a model for future urban development, supporting Dubai’s broader goals, such as the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33) and the 2040 Dubai Urban Master Plan.Expo City Dubai will contribute to the growth of Dubai South, benefiting from its proximity to major logistics hubs like Al Maktoum Airport and Jebel Ali Port. This location offers strategic advantages for businesses, especially in reducing sea-to-air transfer times, and will boost investment opportunities in the region.The master plan features a smart transportation system and interconnected green spaces. Expo Hills will provide low-density housing, while Expo Fields will promote healthy living with schools and sports facilities. Expo Business will cater to innovative businesses, and Expo Downtown will house iconic structures like the Al Wasl dome. The development also includes the Expo Forest, offering recreational and educational spaces, linking the city to Expo Valley.Want to know more? Below my contact details+[email protected]: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/uae/sheikh-mohammed-approves-new-urban-plan-for-expo-city-dubai-with-76000-residents