UAE - Mubasher: Dubai Municipality has completed 36% of the Deira stormwater project at a cost of AED 500 million, according to Emirates News Agency (WAM).
The project, on track for completion by the end of 2027, serves 13 vital areas spanning 4,700 hectares through the development of 60 kilometers of stormwater drainage networks
It is the largest of its kind in the region to consolidate stormwater into a unified system characterized by high efficiency and flexibility, with a total value of AED 30 billion.
Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of Dubai Municipality, said: “These projects aim to make infrastructure more sustainable, advanced, and adaptable to future climate variables through innovative and proactive engineering solutions that reflect Dubai’s approach to building resilient cities of the future.”
He added: “We remain committed to making Dubai a leading, future-ready city with a high quality of life across every project we deliver, in line with global standards that ensure the safety of residents and visitors, enhance their wellbeing, and support business growth within the best city to live and work in the world.”
Adel Mohammed Al Marzouqi, CEO of the Waste and Sewerage Agency at Dubai Municipality, commented: “These efforts increase capacity, reduce the risks of water accumulation, and enhance the efficiency and sustainability of infrastructure, while also improving the quality of services provided to residents. This supports sustainable development pathways and ensures the continuity of business and commercial activities in one of Dubai’s most vital areas.”
