Nakheel, a prominent entity under Dubai Holding Real Estate, has successfully signed a contract valued at AED 527 million with Al Nasr Contracting Company to develop essential infrastructure and utility services on Island B within Dubai Islands.
This initiative is pivotal for establishing foundational services that pave the way for future residential, hospitality, and multi-use projects. Key elements of the work comprise the development of roads, water supply systems, electricity and telecommunications networks, drainage and sewage systems, as well as connections to the district cooling systems. The project also necessitates collaboration with the existing infrastructure on Island A.
Designed with a focus on sustainability, these upgrades are set to foster long-term growth while ensuring dependable services throughout the island.
This contract represents a significant advancement in the wider Dubai Islands development, aligning with the ambitions outlined in the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan.
Khalid Al Malik, the CEO of Dubai Holding Real Estate, remarked that this project exemplifies noteworthy progress towards realizing Dubai Islands as a comprehensive destination aimed at accommodating population growth, boosting tourism, and facilitating economic development.
Spanning an impressive 18.6 square kilometers and comprising five interconnected islands, Dubai Islands will deliver approximately 57 kilometers of coastline, including 21 kilometers of pristine beaches. The area is designed to accommodate over 231,000 residents in around 49,000 housing units, featuring a mix of villas, mansions, and apartments, alongside resorts, marinas, and leisure facilities.
Island B plays a critical role in the overall masterplan, necessitating robust infrastructure to bolster future development and service provision.
Jean Nicolas El Helou, CEO of Al Nasr Contracting Company, affirmed the firm’s dedication to providing high-quality, sustainable infrastructure that aligns with Dubai's vision for growth.
Dubai Islands will enhance connectivity to the mainland via three bridges that will connect to the Al Shindagha Corridor, situated conveniently within 10 kilometers of Dubai International Airport and 15 kilometers from Downtown Dubai, further improving access across the emirate.
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