Dubai's Greenery Strategy of AED 18.3 Billion and the City Improvement Initiative are the most important steps out of new changes to come in the world’s best city.

Dubai's Greenery Strategy of AED 18.3 Billion and the City Improvement Initiative are the most important steps out of new changes to come in the world’s best city.

Dubai's Greenery Strategy of AED 18.3 Billion and the City Improvement Initiative are the most important steps out of new changes to come in the world’s best city.

 

 The approval of the Executive Council of Dubai, headed by [Your Name or Title], came out of the UAE government annual meeting and proposed a range of creative strategies to implement the vision of the Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. These new steps are part of an ambitious plan for securing Dubai's position as the best, the most beautiful and the most advanced city in the world, where each aspect of the city's life is driven by innovation, sustainability and well-being

The AED 18.3 Billion Public Parks and Greenery Strategy is the centerpiece of these transformative initiatives and is a plan ambitious enough to enrich and ameliorate quality of life for the entire Dubai community. Aside from the parks already being built, the strategy comprises the transformation of the current number of trees into three times and further, the targeted yearly park visits are raised up to 95 million.

More trees, more parks, and more visits are just some of the indicators that Dubai's megacity development is not only aiming for environmental sustainability but also the people's wellness. By going green and upping public amenities in the city, Dubai is literally setting global standards on how urbanites can co-exist with nature and what pollution-free cities can be like.

Aviation Talent 33 initiative - empowering the future of the aviation industry-

It was in alignment with the global aviation center Dubai that the Aviation Talent 33 project was made and thus the city’s position in the aviation field was further strengthened. The plan is to recruit 15 thousand workers and train the local people in the aviation field, so that Emiratis become the ones who lead in the air travel industry of tomorrow.

This is a wide-ranging undertaking of Aviation Talent 33 that will dwarf a great number of young people through professional training, education partnerships, and engagement with the industry.