Project to develop Al Ma'mourah Road, worth $11.4 million initiated by KEZAD Group

Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi (KEZAD Group), the comprehensive trade, logistics, and industrial hub in Abu Dhabi, has initiated the landscaping of main roads spanning 288,000 sqm in KEZAD Al Ma’mourah. Valued at AED42 million, this extensive project encompasses the beautification of 24 km of main roads and roundabouts within KEZAD Al Ma’mourah. The initiative involves the strategic planting of 350 trees of diverse species along these thoroughfares, along with the introduction of shrubs and hardscaping across a 120,000 sqm area.

Mohamed Al Khadar Al Ahmed, CEO of KEZAD Group, said, “KEZAD Group is continually looking for ways to improve the business experience of our clients and maintain Abu Dhabi’s position and the heart of regional industrial and economic development.

“As with the recently started project in KEZAD Musaffah (ICAD 1), the improvement of the road network system in KEZAD Al Ma’mourah is aimed at developing a faster and more efficiently connected economic zone, in line with the aim of our wise leadership. This upgrade reinforces the value proposition of KEZAD and strengthens the emirate of Abu Dhabi’s position as an advanced economic and industrial hub.”

Additionally, KEZAD will be establishing irrigation pumping stations and water tanks linked to the KEZAD wastewater treatment plant. These infrastructural improvements aim to enhance traffic flow, facilitate the movement of goods, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the region. The collaborative execution involves coordination with pertinent government entities such as the Abu Dhabi Municipality and Integrated Transport Centre, in addition to the active involvement of local businesses. This ensures a seamless workflow at an accelerated pace. This announcement closely follows KEZAD Group's recent revelation of an AED 55 million infrastructure upgrade in KEZAD Musaffah (ICAD 1), covering 40,000 sqm and 23 km of roads. Both projects, adhering to the highest global practices, standards, and specifications, are slated for completion by the third quarter of 2024.