Dubai’s commitment to a greener future is reaching new heights. According to the latest data from Dubai Municipality, landscaped green areas across the emirate now cover 54.95 million square meters, with more than 501,700 square meters added in the second quarter of 2025 alone.
This growth is part of a long-term vision to integrate nature into every district. The municipality’s ornamental landscaping projects are carefully designed to align with sustainability principles, ensuring that each new green space contributes to the city’s environmental and aesthetic goals.
At the core of these efforts is the Dubai Urban Plan 2040, which prioritizes doubling the size of public parks and leisure areas. The plan also focuses on creating an interconnected network of green corridors linking residential neighborhoods, workplaces, and public facilities—making it easier for people to walk, cycle, and enjoy the outdoors.
Dubai Municipality is also expanding flower planting along streets, public squares, and parks, adding vibrant colors and enhancing the city’s visual appeal. Modern smart irrigation systems are used to ensure optimal water management, supporting the long-term sustainability of these spaces.
Through these initiatives, Dubai is shaping a city where world-class urban development and lush green environments go hand in hand. The result is a vibrant, welcoming, and sustainable destination that continues to set new benchmarks for quality of life and environmental excellence.
