Abu Dhabi Opens 33 New Parks in Mohamed Bin Zayed City to Enhance Quality of Life

They feature picnic areas, shaded seating, and dedicated children’s play zones, ensuring leisure and entertainment options for families. To encourage fitness and well-being, the parks are also equipped with jogging tracks and designated fitness zones

Abu Dhabi, UAE – The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) announced on Friday the opening of 33 new parks in Mohamed bin Zayed City, marking a significant expansion of recreational spaces aimed at enhancing residents’ quality of life.

The newly developed parks offer a range of amenities designed to promote an active and healthy lifestyle while fostering community engagement.

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They feature picnic areas, shaded seating, and dedicated children’s play zones, ensuring leisure and entertainment options for families. To encourage fitness and well-being, the parks are also equipped with jogging tracks and designated fitness zones.

A notable aspect of these parks is the inclusion of multi-purpose sports courts catering to various athletic interests.

Residents will have access to facilities for padel, basketball, volleyball, and badminton, further supporting Abu Dhabi’s commitment to fostering a sports-friendly environment.

The initiative aligns with the capital’s broader urban development strategy, which prioritizes the well-being of residents by integrating green spaces and recreational facilities into city planning.

Officials emphasize that these parks will serve as vital communal areas where residents can unwind, exercise, and engage in outdoor activities.

“The opening of these parks represents our dedication to improving the living environment and overall well-being of Abu Dhabi’s residents,” a DMT spokesperson stated.

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“By incorporating state-of-the-art recreational spaces, we are reinforcing our vision for a vibrant and inclusive community.”

A key highlight of the project is its focus on inclusivity. Special considerations have been made to ensure accessibility for People of Determination, with enhanced facilities and infrastructure that cater to individuals with disabilities.

This includes wheelchair-friendly pathways, adapted seating areas, and accessible restrooms, making the parks more welcoming for all members of society.

Residents of Mohamed bin Zayed City have welcomed the initiative, noting that the addition of these parks provides much-needed recreational options within their neighborhood.

Families, fitness enthusiasts, and sports lovers alike have expressed enthusiasm about the diverse facilities available.

“These parks are a fantastic addition to our community. Having more green spaces and sports courts nearby encourages us to spend more time outdoors and engage in physical activities,” said Aisha Al Mansouri, a local resident. “The fact that there are inclusive facilities also makes this a great step forward for our city.”

The initiative underscores Abu Dhabi’s commitment to sustainability and urban development, ensuring that residents have access to quality outdoor spaces.

The DMT has also emphasized the importance of community involvement in maintaining these parks and keeping them safe and enjoyable for all.

With this large-scale expansion of public parks, Abu Dhabi continues to position itself as a city that prioritizes the well-being and happiness of its residents.

The newly launched parks in Mohamed bin Zayed City serve as yet another testament to the capital’s vision of a thriving, inclusive, and sustainable urban landscape.

 

This article was created using automation technology and was thoroughly edited and fact-checked by one of our editorial staff members

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