Dubai will reopen the renovated Jumeirah Beach in July, offering a major boost to the city’s public facilities. The revamped beach promises new features for both residents and tourists during the peak summer season.
The announcement came during a recent media briefing hosted by the Government of Dubai Media Office. The event was part of the ‘Meet the CEO’ series. It featured Marwan bin Ghalita, Acting Director General of Dubai Municipality, along with several municipal CEOs.
Officials discussed Dubai’s progress in infrastructure, technology, housing, public health, and community development. A key focus was enhancing Dubai’s public facilities to meet growing demand.
Bader Anwahi, CEO of the Public Facilities Agency, provided key updates during the event. He confirmed that construction at Jumeirah Beach is almost finished. Dubai’s public facilities will benefit significantly once the beach reopens in July.
In addition, Anwahi shared news about the upgrades at Al Mamzar Beaches. The improvements cover both the Creek and Corniche zones near Al Mamzar Beach Park. These changes aim to increase convenience, safety, and enjoyment for beachgoers.
Moreover, Dubai Municipality continues to invest in its public facilities strategy. This includes more green areas, better access to recreational services, and modern infrastructure. All these upgrades are designed to improve urban quality of life.
Dubai’s public facilities remain a top priority for city planners. Officials aim to ensure that every resident enjoys accessible, high-quality leisure spaces.
With temperatures rising during the summer months, beaches offer essential outdoor relief. Jumeirah Beach’s reopening comes at the perfect time for families, tourists, and fitness enthusiasts.
By enhancing its public facilities, Dubai positions itself as a global leader in urban innovation. The city’s commitment to wellness, nature, and infrastructure continues to shape its vibrant identity.
Dubai’s public facilities are evolving fast, and this latest project highlights the government’s long-term vision.
