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Sheik Hamdan launches Dubai Re-Tech platform to help real estate area

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It will likewise uphold the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan

Another stage to advance development and backing manageability in the Dubai real estate sector has been launched.

The stage, Dubai RE-Tech, will additionally help the emirate’s situation as a main speculation objective, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai Crown Prince and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, announced.

“Directed by the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the emirate keeps on speeding up the improvement of its essential areas. We mean to make Dubai’s land industry one of the world’s ideal,” Sheikh Hamdan said.

The platform is essential for drives acquainted with help the execution of the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, which means to make Dubai the world’s best city to live in. The new platform will assist with facilitating improve straightforwardness and reinforce investor’s trust in the business.

“We are seeing uncommon development in the area with the quantity of investors expanding by more than 80% in a year, and the worth of yearly land exchanges surpassing Dh250 billion. This development energy mirrors the versatility and engaging quality of the area and the immense chances it offers,” Sheik Hamdan added.

HOW THE DUBAI RE-TECH PLATFORM WORKS

The platform utilizes cutting edge innovations to foster a coordinated land model dependent on man-made consciousness that permits players across Dubai’s realty area to investigate large information identified with the business. It likewise offers devices for future situation based on vital arranging and strategy advancement, and for producing proactive drives to make the most of chances and manage different business sectors changes.

The new drive gives a significant instrument to plan the fate of Dubai’s land area in accordance with worldwide accepted procedures, which thusly helps support investor’s certainty. The stage additionally envelops a coordinated and moment land data set associated with different partners in the area, which offers industry pointers and the future standpoint for the housing market.

One of the essential areas in the city’s economy, Dubai’s land industry has assumed a significant part in drawing in unfamiliar speculations, organizations and new companies to the emirate. This year, the area has effectively seen an aggregate of 38,000 new investors.

The Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan dispatched by Sheikh Mohammed outlines an exhaustive arrangement for reasonable metropolitan advancement in the emirate. Lined up with the UAE’s vision for the following 50 years, the Master Plan centers around improving individuals’ bliss and personal satisfaction, supporting Dubai’s status as a favored worldwide speculation and the travel industry objective and changing it into the world’s best city to live in.

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Sharjah road closure this weekend: Emirates Road diversion announced

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Motorists in Sharjah are being urged to plan after the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure confirmed a temporary road closure affecting traffic towards Dubai this weekend.

The short-term closure is part of ongoing infrastructure upgrades aimed at improving long-term traffic flow and road safety in the emirate.

Which roads are closing

According to the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, the following roads will be closed:

  • Mosque Road
  • The distributor road at Al Badee intersection
  • Direction: Towards Dubai along Emirates Road

Closure Timing:

  • Start: 9pm, Saturday, February 21
  • End: 5am, Monday, February 23

The closure will last for two nights over the weekend.

Alternative route for drivers

Traffic will be diverted via:

  • Al Houshi Bridge
  • Along Mleiha Road, heading west

Motorists commuting between Sharjah and Dubai, particularly those using Emirates Road, should expect delays and allow extra travel time, especially during peak evening hours.

Authorities have confirmed that temporary road signs and diversion markers will be in place to guide drivers safely through the area.

Why is the road closure happening

The ministry stated the measure is necessary to facilitate development works and infrastructure upgrades in the area.

The goal is to:

  • Improve long-term traffic flow
  • Enhance road safety
  • Support Sharjah’s growing transport network

While short-term inconvenience is expected, officials say the upgrades will benefit daily commuters once completed.

Advice for motorists

If you regularly travel between Sharjah and Dubai this weekend:

  • Leave earlier than usual
    Follow diversion signage carefully
    Use navigation apps for live updates
    Avoid peak evening travel if possible

With thousands of commuters relying on Emirates Road daily, even temporary closures can significantly impact journey times.

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40,000 Iftar meals and safety leaflets: Dubai RTA’s Ramadan drive explained

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The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched a Ramadan traffic awareness campaign, distributing 40,000 awareness leaflets alongside Iftar meals and Ramadan gifts across Dubai.

The initiative targets taxi drivers, delivery bike riders and construction workers, in cooperation with public and private sector partners. The campaign aims to promote safe driving behaviour during the holy month and reduce traffic accidents across the emirate.

RTA confirmed it is using both printed and digital awareness tools to reach a wide audience and reinforce road safety messages throughout Ramadan.

Delivery riders received safety leaflets integrated with Iftar meals, while construction site workers were provided meals accompanied by pedestrian safety awareness materials.

Ahmed Al Khzaimy, Director of Traffic at RTA’s Traffic and Roads Agency, said Ramadan presents an opportunity to intensify awareness initiatives aligned with Dubai’s Traffic Safety Strategy and its vision of becoming “The World Leader in Seamless and Sustainable Mobility.”

He urged drivers to embody the values of patience and tolerance during Ramadan, particularly while fasting, and warned against driving while fatigued or drowsy.

Safety tips for drivers

  • Avoid driving immediately after a heavy Iftar meal
  • Maintain a safe distance and remain patient
  • Plan journeys in advance
  • Avoid disputes with other drivers
  • Do not sleep inside a closed vehicle









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Emirates Road lane towards Sharjah to close from February 19

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The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has announced that a lane on Emirates Road heading from Dubai towards Sharjah at Bridge No. 7 will be closed starting Thursday, February 19.

In a statement shared on X, the ministry confirmed that the temporary closure is part of ongoing Emirates Road enhancement and development works. No reopening date has been announced.

Motorists travelling from Dubai to Sharjah are advised to use alternative routes and follow traffic instructions to minimise delays and ensure safety.

Alternative routes and traffic diversions

The ministry urged drivers to comply with safety regulations and road signage to maintain smooth traffic flow during the works.

Earlier in February, authorities also announced the closure of the main road at Al Badi intersection towards Dubai (Emirates Road). In addition, the distribution road was closed, with traffic diverted to Al Hooshi Bridge on Maliha Road (Westbound).

Commuters are encouraged to plan and allow additional travel time during peak hours.








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