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Beijing Urban Construction Group Hands Over New Seaplane Terminal to Maldives Airports Company

seaplane terminal built by Beijing Urban Construction Group
Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) has officially handed over the new seaplane terminal to Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL).

Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) has officially handed over the new seaplane terminal to Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL). The new seaplane terminal has a total floor area of 28,000 square meters and features complete water facilities.

According to Xinhua, Deputy Chief Officer at MACL Mohamed Solah stated that the Chinese contractors have overcome challenges posed by the pandemic, and ensured the timely completion and commissioning of the project on 4th August.

In addition to the new seaplane terminal, BUCG completed the construction of Madivaru Airport in February 2021.

The newly constructed seaplane terminal cost the government USD 55 million (MVR 848 million). Previously, MACL stated that the state-of-the-art seaplane terminal will be durable and usable for a period of over 50 years without the need for any major construction-based renovations.

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Dubai Opens New Bridge to Ease Traffic Around Mall of the Emirates

Dubai New Bridge to Ease Traffic Around Mall of the Emirates

Dubai has opened a new 300-metre bridge connecting Sheikh Zayed Road to the Mall of the Emirates, marking a significant step in easing traffic congestion in one of the city’s busiest areas. The bridge, unveiled on Sunday, provides direct access to the popular shopping destination, dramatically reducing travel times.

For motorists coming from Abu Dhabi and Jebel Ali, the journey to the mall now takes just one minute, slashing the previous 10-minute drive. In addition, those heading from Umm Suqeim will experience a much quicker commute, as the drive has been cut nearly in half, dropping from 15 minutes to just 8 minutes.

According to Time Out Dubai, this bridge forms part of a larger Dh165 million project aimed at improving traffic flow around the Al Barsha area, home to the Mall of the Emirates. As a result, the new transport link will help ease congestion and offer faster access to one of Dubai’s most iconic malls, which attracts over 40 million visitors annually.

The opening of this bridge represents another key milestone in Dubai’s ongoing efforts to improve its infrastructure and ensure smoother travel for both residents and tourists. Moreover, the project includes upgrades to pedestrian and cycling lanes, enhancing safety and convenience for all.

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A visit to the Mall of the Emirates is a must for anyone in Dubai. Indeed, Al Barsha’s landmark is not just a shopping destination – it’s a full experience. Famous for Ski Dubai, the Middle East’s first indoor ski resort, the mall attracts visitors from across the region who want to escape the desert heat and enjoy something extraordinary. With over 630 stores, including luxury brands like Gucci, Dior, and Chanel, the mall showcases the best in high fashion and designer labels.

In addition to shopping, the mall also offers numerous dining options and family-friendly attractions, such as the Dubai Community Theatre and Arts Centre and Magic Planet, one of the largest indoor entertainment centers in the city. Whether you’re shopping for the latest trends or enjoying an indoor ski adventure, Mall of the Emirates guarantees a world-class experience for everyone.

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